Glam Geldof girls paint it black at Rolling Stones premiere

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The girls obviously spent the day listening to the Rolling Stones classic Paint It Black before watching the Rolling Stones documentary at the Odeon Leicester Square.

Girl about town Peaches, who turned 19 last month, started out looking chic in a black lace mini dress and lashings of red lipstick.

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Glam: Pixie and Peaches Geldof began the night looking chic at the London premiere of Shine A Light last night

Her blonde-haired 17-year-old sister - out again on a school night - followed suit with a black bondage-inspired frock.

But true to form, it wasn't long before each let their composure slip.

After after leaving the premiere to party hopping across town, including stops at Punk and Bungalow 8, they headed home separately but equally dishevelled.

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Girl in the hood: Pixie's composure slipped as she made her way home from Bungalow 8

Pixie, who just hours earlier had put her best pout forward for photographer at the documentary debut, was suddenly shy, pulling a black hood over her face as she piled into a cab at midnight.

Later, Peaches looked a little bleary-eyed as she made a late night exit with her rocker boyfriend Farris Rotter in tow.

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Worse for wear: Peaches looked worse for wear as she headed home with her boyfriend Farris Rotter

Sir Bob's daughters, dubbed Boomtown Brats, are now fixtures on London's party scene. But it's not all play for Peaches, who has just agreed to try her hand at fashion design for fashion label PPQ.

She is set to team up with brands founder's Percy Parker and Amy Molyneux to help create a capsule collection of dresses, bags and separates focused around the colour peach.

She has long been a fan of the brand and modelled their clothes at a catwalk show last year.