Girls Aloud go makeup free as they arrive in their separate £50,000 Mercedes ... trends now

They are known for their stylish displays and glamorous onstage appearances.

However Girls Aloud looked a world away from the stage personas as they were seen making their way to the first day of tour rehearsals at a studio in North London on Tuesday.

While Cheryl, Kimberley Walsh, Nicola Roberts drove themselves to the studio as they arrived in their luxury £50,000 Mercedes, Nadine took a chauffeur car as she chose not to drive herself.

Appearing behind the wheel, Cheryl looked to be concentrating while stuck in traffic as she wrapped up in a coat.

Meanwhile Kimberley embraced her natural looks while also sporting a pair of glasses in the rare candid appearance.

Girls Aloud went makeup free as they arrived in their separate £50,000 Mercedes for rehearsals at a studio in North London on Tuesday

Nadine opted for a comfortable attire ahead of the busy day as she stepped out of her car in an oversized white sweatshirt and black sports leggings

Meanwhile Nadine opted for a comfortable attire ahead of the busy day as she stepped out of her car in an oversized white sweatshirt and black sports leggings.

The Irish singer covered her face with a black Nike baseball cap which matched her white Nike socks.

She scraped her blonde locks into a messy bun as she entered the studio to wait for the other girls to arrive.

Girls Aloud are set to kick off their reunion tour next month, after confirming rumours that they would be getting back together last year, marking 21 years since their formation.

In announcing the tour in November, the foursome revealed the group have not recorded new music but just want to celebrate their back catalogue.

Cheryl revealed they had been discussing the plans for some time but put the idea on ice when Sarah Harding - who died in September 2021 - was diagnosed with cancer.

She said in a statement: 'We all started talking about the possibility of doing something to celebrate Girls Aloud's 20-year anniversary a few years ago. The anniversary seemed like an obvious thing that we would celebrate.

'But when Sarah fell ill all priorities changed. She passed away a year before the anniversary and it just didn't feel right, it felt too soon.'

The group plan to use the tour to 'celebrate' their late friend.