Kylie 's back!

Kylie 's back!

Kylie 's back!

Kylie minogue staged her first concert since beating breast cancer yesterday and it was as if she had never been away.

The singer delighted her fans in a series of astonishing costumes and gyrated energetically with scantilyclad male dancers as she performed her hits.

A sell-out crowd of 10,000 cheered as she took to the stage in sydney for the first night of her showgirl homecoming tour.

It was hard to believe that it was only 18 months ago that she was diagnosed with the disease. Since then she has had a lump removed and endured chemotherapy that made her hair fall out and left her already tiny frame looking gaunt.

Now she is well again and she proved it in style, showing off eight outrageous outfits from designers including dolce & gabbana, pucci and karl lagerfeld.

Kylie, 38, kicked off the concert in a showgirl costume by john galliano, with a pink plumed headdress and jewelled bodice with huge train made from ostrich feathers imported from paris.

Another outfit featured a black pvc minidress with laced knee-high boots and giant cockatoo's plumed headdress.

The australian star also appeared in a head-to-toe leopard print ftichisme du latex complete with animal ears on her head.

A further costume change found her in a sequined miniskirt and a top streaming golden ribbons, with a punk-like peroxide wig over the blonde hair that has grown back since the chemotherapy.

Later in the show she wore a pucci silver catsuit with matching silver headdress and a multicoloured swirled cape.

She also appeared in two full-length golden gowns and a sequined jacket teamed with a pair of printed culottes that bore a picture of dame edna everage.

Kylie had to cancel her showgirl tour when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in may last year but promised fans she would return once she was better.

Speaking before yesterday's show, she said: 'just to be here and have the opportunity to do it, i feel quite proud of that.

I'm thrilled to be back. I've been looking forward to it for such a long time.' her performance yesterday was the first of 20 concerts in australia before a series of dates in britain in january.

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