Melanie C

Oh, it's an absolute pleasure.

Well, you know, the 90s were the one.

The noughties, not so much.

I think I love vintage sporty, you know, the proper, the trackies, the little sports tops.

But I think when we got into the noughties and I was trying to evolve a little bit, yeah, it was, fashion was questionable at that time.

So there was definitely some things I was a bit like, yeah, yeah, just stay in your trackie.

I mean, I've come back to the trackie.

Here we are in 2026 and I really embrace the original look.

Do you have any of your original pieces?

I do, you know, I wish I had more, but I did keep some and my mum has a great collection in her loft as well.

So I need to go and raid it when I get a minute.

Oh my God, that's phenomenal.

You know, it's funny.

I think with sporty...

After I'd worked with the Spice Girls like really intensely in the 90s and then through to the early noughties, when I started a solo career and I just felt like I needed to distance myself from that thing.

You know, like when you're young and you're trying to figure out who you are.

And yeah, I was like, who am I as an individual?

Because so much of my career was...

being part of the Spice Girls, part of this entity.

And that's kind of when I kind of went off track a little bit.