Kylie Minogue Kiss Me Once Tour: Pop Princess Wears Her Sauciest Costume In Liverpool Concert; Includes 'Need You Tonight' Tribute To Ex

Australian diva Kylie Minogue never seem to lose her sex appeal in the 27 years of her career as she appears with a trimmed body with high energy level in her performance of her "Kiss Me Once Tour" which kicks off in Liverpool's Echo Arena on Wednesday. This is the star of her European tour said to involve 31 shows in 15 countries.

Said to be wearing the sauciest costume in her entire career, the pop princess grabbed everyone's attention as she appears in a sequined pink knickers, hot pink heart-shaped backless top and black fishnet stockings in photos posted in the Daily Mail.

The stage temperature keeps rising as the diva did a series of sexy sing and dance numbers of her hit songs--Sexy Love, Sexercise and Feels So Good while she rubs bodies together with a bare-chested dancer wearing a hot pink towel in his lower torso.

The scene is said to imitate scene of Minogue's 1987 hit single 'I Should Be So Lucky' which involves a sexy singing number inside a bubble bath with her backup dancer kissing her arm.

Talking to her excited audience, the Cant Get You Out Of My Head singer said, "It's a dream come true for me to be out on the road. It's a dream come true to be here playing for you tonight."

Another highlight of the sexy singer's performance is her rendition of "Need You Tonight" with a new twist of singing it in a seductive, sexually-charged voice while lying down in a lips-shaped yellow couch in another sexy flaming red costume.

The unforgettable love affair that happened 25 years ago has been documented in the INXS telemovie Never Tear Us Apart earlier this year.

In a recent interview in the 60 Minutes show, the Australian diva that the relationship with Hutchence is one of the best things in her life as she breaks down in tears and openly admits she missed him.

Meanwhile, during the concert, Kylie talks about this year's tour and how she comes up with a more 'streamlined' and new concept.

"I'm currently obsessed with this kind of 1970s, soft-focus sexiness - I mean, I'm on the verge of putting a brown-orange sofa and maybe an orange lamp in my house. My shows have a reputation for being over-the-top, but I really want this one to be more streamlined, with more of that vibe. There will probably still be glitter and feathers. I just definitely don't think bigger is necessarily better."