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Bananarama singer Keren Woodward says female stars are hurting fans by wearing X-rated outfits
As one of the original members of Bananarama, Keren Woodward says she's proud that the trio 'became pin-ups without being overtly sexy' and found fame even while making their own clothes.
They were the ultimate fun 1980's girl group, performing their hits while jumping around in modest dungarees, sporting bold red lipstick and wild hair. Ms Woodward praised this year's Brit Award winner, Raye, for being a 'fantastic role model' and said: 'Everything about her, her style, her lyrics, her presentation - she uses her platform for all the right reasons'. Formed in London in 1980, the girl group was made up of Ms Woodward, Sara Dallin and Siobhan Fahey before she left in 1988 to start her own band, Shakespears Sister.
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