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They weren't strangers to matching their costumes back in their Girls Aloud day.
But Cheryl Fernandez-Versini seemed to still be co-ordinating her outfits with former-bandmate Nicola Roberts.
The close pals turned out to support broker ICAP's Charity Day, during which a host of famous faces took to the phones on the office floor to raise funds for a range of good causes.
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Trading up: Cheryl Fernandez-Versini made a glamorous addition to the ICAP charity day in London on Wednesday
Cheryl arrived first, wearing a white silk blouse with a ribbon bow-tie and black leather trousers.
Her BFF followed closely behind, with the flame-haired singer opting for an all-black ensemble of turtle neck, cropped trousers and heels.
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Their matching black-and-white looks was out of place on Wednesday when workers at the financial powerhouse ditched their red braces for a range of wacky outfits - all in the name of charity.
Traders dressed as Tudors, Sesame Street characters, nuns and even busty German bar girls to bring in as much cash as possible.
Getting tips? Cheryl was greeted by fans - and ICAP bosses - as she arrived in the City
Black and white: The star went simple for her day in the office in a white blouse, black ribbon bowtie and leather pants
Red hot: Nicola Roberts turned out to support her pal and former bandmate at the event
Re-dy for work: The flame-haired singer went simple in a black turtle neck, cropped pants and heels
One of the charity's to benefit from the money raised is The X Factor judge's own charitable foundation.
Her and Nicola channelled their best Gordon Ghekko to agree deals with financiers around the globe.
Cheryl laughed her way through the calls alongside men dressed in rugby kit, even putting two phones to her ears during one crucial deal.
Meanwhile Nicola had one of The Hangover crew on her hands - she was teamed up with a banker dressed asZach Galifianakis' character Alan.
Cheryl was then joined by her X Factor boss Simon Cowell, who also joined her on the phones.
Live show: The X Factor judges got into the spirit of the fun charity event
Mexico on line 1: Cheryl took a seat as she had to deal with some money-mad men dressed as Mexicans
Sell sell sell! Cheryl threw herself into work when she got on the trading floor
What do I do? The Fight For This Love hitmaker was battling for a clue when it came to the difficult financial systems
Caller on line 2: Cheryl had her hands full as she tried to take two calls at once
Two become one: Cheryl had gone glam for her big day, opting for a red lip and smoky eyes
Who to trust: The singer had a dinosaur and Winnie the Pooh offering advice
Deal! The star looked please to have struck a deal to raise funds for her foundation, Cheryl's Trust
Oh baby: Nicola was teamed up with a banker dressed as The Hangover character Alan
Of course, a royal connection didn't hurt the cause - Prince Harry showed up to hit the phones himself.
The fourth-in-line to the throne laughed and joked with employees as he grabbed phones to make deals.
However, it was doubtful he beat his success from last year's ICAP event, when he managed to broker a staggering £15bn deal with one phone call.
Other celebrities who joined in the fun included Damian Lewis, Dame Helen Mirren and Gemma Arterton.
Prince and the puppets: Prince Harry also attended the event alongside Damian Lewis - and the cast of Sesame Street
Bad habit: Dame Helen showed up and put her famously naughty sense of humour on display by posing with two brokers dressed as saucy nuns
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