Reformed All Saints opt for smart-casual chic ahead of breakfast TV appearance as they gear up for forthcoming UK tour

It was thought to be over for good after an ill-fated reformation resulted in poor album sales and a general lack of interest from ambivalent fans.
But four-years after their subsequent split the All Saints girls were back together and ready for a TV appearance on Saturday morning as they prepare for a comeback tour this winter.
The four members, sisters Nicole and Natalie Appleton, Melanie Blatt and Shaznay Lewis, were making an appearance on BBC Breakfast in Salford, Manchester – five months after announcing plans to support fading nineties stars Backstreet Boys on the road across the UK and Ireland.

They know where it's at: All Saints, (L-R) Melanie Blatt, Natalie Appleton, Nicole Appleton and Shaznay Lewis arrive at the BBC Breakfast studios in Salford, Manchester on Saturday morning

On a breezy day in the city, the girls wrapped up as they made their way across the Media City courtyard ahead of their latest interview.
The implicit dress code appeared to be smart-casual, and Melanie, 39, appeared to fully embrace it courtesy of her spotted monochrome blouse, skinny jeans and leopard print heels.
Likewise Shaznay, 38, opted for skinny jeans, matching them with a black varsity jacket and unusual monochrome boots.