We loved the Sugababe’s sexy set (new member Jade Ewen has the longest legs we’ve ever seen!); La Roux’s crazy multi-coloured suit; and Pixie Lott’s general adorableness.

And we were most humbled to see that, like us, Paloma Faith just couldn’t get a drink past the bouncer and into the viewing area. Not that she was very inconspicuous, dressed in a pirate hat with a large glittery P on it!

Music and showbiz aside, the event aimed to raise awareness of cervical cancer.

Visit www.showyourstyle.co.uk to find out how to reduce the risk of cervical cancer, and to show your support for the campaign.

Were you at Koko last night? Who was your favourite act?

Check out all the highlights from the night below:

The Fight Cervical Cancer in Style event aims to educate women and girls about cervical cancer – and to remind us that we can be cool, fashionable and knowledgeable about our ladybits at the same time!

DJ Lauren Laverne will host the event on 27 January at a secret Central London location, while T4 presenter Miquita Oliver will be getting all the backstage gossip.

A limited number of free tickets are available for this fantastic event – visit www.showyourstyle.co.uk to apply for a ticket.

Fashion designers PPQ are also supporting the campaign and will give away 600 limited edition purple scarves.

And the Prime Minister’s wife, Sarah Brown, will speak on the night.

Nearly three women die of cervical cancer every day in the UK; it’s the most common cancer in women aged 20-29. Find out more about cervical cancer and how to reduce the risk at www.showyourstyle.co.uk.

The arrival of tickets to the Jingle Bell Ball at VL Towers sparked excited discussion about our gone-but-not-forgotten teenage years.

Back then, the pop event of the year wasn’t the Jingle Bell Ball but the Smash Hits Poll Winner’s Party. None of us had a parent or older sibling cool enough willing to take us, and the disappointment has clearly never gone away.

So, even though I’m probably too old, I took the teenage girl in me to the Jingle Bell Ball on Saturday night, for the night of live pop she never had!

The singing, dancing and energy were amazing – and that was just from the crowd. “They must all be really drunk,” I mused as I slurped my beer, then realised it was the pure power of hormones.

We tried to resist the atmosphere, growling at Pixie Lott’s youth and talent. But soon we were singing along to her hit, Boys And Girls. As the night went on, I was screaming as much as anyone for JLS to rip off their vests, and swaying to their cover of Rihanna’s Umbrella. 

Each artist performed three songs, with a bit of banter from the presenters, and some cart-wheeling from Jedward in between. The O2 staged it well with impressive effects including fireworks, and a light screen on stage.

Headliner Lady Gaga didn’t disappoint on either the music or costume front. Entering the stage in her first outfit of a red Madonna-esque cone bra and pants, she stomped around the stage and then took her position at the piano (feet on the stool; bum pointing to the ceiling) for an acoustic rendition of Pokerface.

Teenage demons laid to rest, I left The O2.

Did you go to the Jingle Bell Ball? Tell us which acts you liked best!