Girls Aloud are back, and they’ve got bracelets to prove it

Girls Aloud have designed a range of Pandora bracelets to celebrate their upcoming 10th anniversary tour, but you'll need deep pockets to afford them.

 It's been quite a year for girl band reunions, what with the Spice Girls' upcoming musical and their (slightly dodgy) performance at the Olympics Closing Ceremony. As if that wasn't exciting enough we can now look forward to a 10th anniversary reformation of Girls Aloud, who this morning announced that they will be putting their solo projects on hold to complete 'Girls Aloud Ten, The Hits Tour 2013' this November and also releasing a greatest hits album.

 

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Jewellery brand Pandora has been announced as the tour's official sponsors, and each of the girls have created a special charm bracelet that GA fans can purchase - but there's 'something kinda ooooh' about the price tags. Starting at an OK-but-hardly-reasonable £279 for Sarah Harding's design, the prices stretch to a can't-quite-believe-it £1,100 for Kimberley's trinket.
Thankfully, there are 'beginner bracelets' for less-flush fans, which allow everyone to buy into the concept in a more affordable manner. These start at £99 and have the clips and some of the charms chosen by each band member, and encourage customers to 'build' up to the full bracelet over time.
Cheryl's includes a crown charm - no, not because she is the queen of Newcastle, but because one of her greatest memories is performing at the Queen's Jubilee concert last summer (remember? She wore an Eva Minge dress ).

All of the band members proudly sported their own designs at the press conference to reveal the tour this morning, and also reportedly wear them in the video for their new single Something New .
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Sartorially they didn't disappoint either, and they all seem to have slipped back into their 'dress as one' routine (well, all except Cheryl who threw it off by wearing an electric blue blazer - we think she may have a Posh complex).
We particularly enjoyed Nicola's T-shirt. Why have Hermes when you can have Homies?

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