easy walk: What's new, pussycat? Diana Vickers turns into a foxy feline for her new music video

Since she shot to fame two years ago she has been looked on as the girl-next-door pop star in her cute little dresses and dainty shoes.
But Diana Vickers appears to be very keen to shake off that image, as this sexy picture from her new video shows.
The pop star, 19, proved she is all woman now as she posed in a slinky leopard skin print catsuit for the video for her new single.
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Foxy feline: Diana Vickers looks slinky and sexy in her leopard skin print catsuit for her new video

The suit clung to her slender frame in all the right places as she posed for the publicity shot from the video for her song My Wicked Heart.
In other scenes from the video, Diana, clad in a pink leotard, is cuffed on to a magician's Wheel of Death with a couple of daggers precariously embedded in the board beside her.
And she revealed that filming that particular scene had left her black and blue and she had to call in a special make-up squad to cover up the marks.

Working it on the wheel: Diana, clad in a pink leotard, is shackled to a magaician's spinning board

She was also left injured after the strenuous dance routines.
An insider on the video shoot said: 'Diana left after the day's shoot covered in bruises. She felt like she'd been in a boxing match after she was thrown about by her hunky male dancers quite a lot.
'Still, it was worth it in the end.'

I'm spinning around: Diana sings to the camera as she rotates on the magician's wheel

Diana's wardrobe has taken on a more mature look recently, and has been seen in the front row of a couple of shows at London Fashion Week and sported a sexy little number at Cheryl Cole's jewellery launch last week.
And if the sexy new attire doesn't prove that this former X Factor finalist is all grown up, the meaning behind the song does.
My Wicked Heart, which is released on November 8, is about a woman wanting a man she can't have.
Diana said: 'It’s about sexual attraction.'