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LADY GAGA STUNS IN NORMA KAMALI FOR BUSINESS MEETINGS

Spotted stepping out of a sleek black SUV in Beverly Hills a few days ago, Lady Gaga made a commanding fashion statement — effortlessly merging executive edge with timeless glamour.

Our girl was seen leaving a business meeting in a head-turning black jersey dress by Norma Kamali ($405), a piece that whispers authority and sophistication in equal measure.

The dress, cut in a minimalist V-neck silhouette, features subtle shoulder pads and a relaxed fit, giving Gaga’s look a structured, commanding presence without sacrificing comfort.

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Norma Kamali Shoulder Pad Dress ($405.00)

She was also clutching the Bottega Veneta Intreccato woven black leather pouch priced at a cool $4,200.

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Bottega Veneta “Intreccato” Pouch ($4,200.00)

Gaga also brought back the Thom Solo Opera platform heels in black with ankle strap and flared heel ($695).

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Thom Solo “Opera” Pumps ($695.00)

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LADY GAGA IN VIVIENNE WESTWOOD FOR JAPAN PRESS

Lady Gaga talked to Metamashi TV to announce her return to the country with her upcoming "Mayhem Ball" tour!

Due to the low quality, we can‘t fully acknowledge the beauty of this ensemble on her so I‘m hoping for better footage soon.

The Italian-American beauty seems to be wearing this iconic vintage Vivienne Westwood Spring/Summer 1994 "Cafe Society" collection tailored black jacket with golden metal orb logo buttons from Paumé Los Angeles!

She accessorized with her Balenciaga BB0180S mask butterfly sunglasses in black injected nylon ($585). Sleek, sculptural, and unapologetically bold, they added a cyberpunk twist to her look.

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Balenciaga “BB0180S” Sunglasses ($585.00)

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INSTAGRAM CHIC: LADY GAGA IN HER FAVORITE ESSENTIALS

Lady Gaga took to her Instagram to tease an upcoming project by sharing photos of herself in the midst of a photo studio.

Gaga is wearing all her favorite "Mayhem" era essentials for this 'fit!

First up, her vintage Mugler 80s black wool fitted blazer with constructed pockets, button closure and deep V-neck. I was only able to find a similar one for you as you can see above.

Her sunnies are the Port Tanger Ruh sunglasses which belong to their permanent “Icons” collection and feature an oversized wrap around mask frame ($325).

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Port Tanger “Ruh” Sunglasses ($325.00)

She finished her look with these black leather platform boots ($3,270) from Enfants Riches Déprimés Spring/Summer 2024 collection.

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Enfants Riches Déprimés Platform Boots ($3,800.00)

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FASHION CREDITS: HAUS LABS CAMPAIGN XIII

Lady Gaga releases her 13th Haus Labs campaign and this one's a special one! The beauty brand partnered once again with Sephora in celebration of Pride Month. Throughout the month, one dollar from every purchase will be donated to the Born This Way Foundation.

The vibrant campaign was photographed earlier this year (January 22nd) by Adrienne Raquel. Styling by Hunter Clem.

Gaga stuns in a head-to-toe look from Magda Butrym, a designer she famously favored during her "House of Gucci" press tour four years ago.

For this appearance, she chose a cropped black leather bomber jacket from the Resort 2025 collection—complete with a snap collar, front zip, and pockets ($2,450)—paired effortlessly with wide-leg black wool trousers ($1,260).

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Magda Butrym Cropped Leather Bomber Jacket ($2,450.00)

Magda Butrym Wide-Leg Wool Trousers ($1,260.00)

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LADY GAGA PERFORMS AT NETFLIX TUDUM IN ILONA

Only Lady Gaga could open a performance from inside a coffin and somehow make it look like the most glamorous runway entrance of the year. Last night at the Netflix Tudum event held at the Kia Forum in Inglewood, Gaga made jaws drop and spines tingle as she emerged to support the "Wednesday" cast—and give us a dark little teaser of her upcoming role as Rosaline Rotwood, a legendary Nevermore Academy teacher who’s set to ruffle feathers (and maybe raise the dead?) in Season 2.

Incredible hair by Frederic Aspiras, spooky glam by Sarah Tanno-Stewart and styling by Hunter Clem.

Let’s talk fashion. Because wow. All of the looks for this special occasion were created by rising fashion star ILONA.

The first look was a coffin-fit slay—an oversized, floor-length black wool coat that might’ve been borrowed from Uncle Fester’s closet… if Uncle Fester had a stylist with a PhD in couture. The coat was sculptural and boxy, with huge blooming faux red roses wrapped around the shoulders, cuffs, and trailing dramatically down the hem. Oh, and did we mention the tiny red crystals hiding in the petals? Yes, sparkle and spook.

Just when the screams from her coffin entrance started to die down, Mother Monster gave us another reason to lose our minds. Midway through her performance of "Zombieboy", Gaga slipped off her blooming rose-covered coat and revealed a look that had the crowd gagging in gothic glam ecstasy.

The second ensemble was a sultry black mesh bodysuit with a glistening metallic purple lamé center panel embossed with swirling baroque patterns. The cups were sculpted and covered in the same molten fabric, serving major femme-fatale-meets-vampire-queen energy.

For the grand finale of her gothic-glam fever dream, Gaga climbed atop a long dining table (as one does) and launched into a fiery performance of her fan-favorite track "Abracadabra"—joined mid-chaos by none other than Jenna Ortega herself.

The final transformation? A jaw-dropping, high-drama, witch-of-the-ball red velvet gown. Plush, sculptural, and decadent to the bone, the dress featured exaggerated padded hips (a signature ILONA silhouette for the real ones who know), long sleeves flaring into bell cuffs, and a dramatic arched front slit that gave us full fishnets and fury as Gaga stomped across the tabletop like a cursed queen reclaiming her throne.

Silver metallic lace traced the high neck, sleeves, and hem in swirling motifs, giving the entire look a regal-yet-ritualistic finish—as if Gaga had been summoned from the underworld to officiate a gothic wedding at Nevermore.

Three looks. One designer. Zero survivors. ILONA didn’t just dress Gaga—she armed her. Legendary.

The black suede boots with pointed toe and stiletto heel, Gaga got customized with black crystals for her performance, are the Power boots ($850) by Stuart Weitzman – a regular when it comes to her stage shoes.

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LADY GAGA DINES OUT IN SINGAPORE IN SKIMS

Lady Gaga and her entourage were spotted enjoying some local food at Singapore's Maxwell Food Centre yesterday!

The Italian-American singer kept it basic but cute in the SKIMS Soft Lounge black cami top catsuit in the color "Onyx". She recently wore this piece in Malibu a week ago!

Gaga accessorized her look with the Prada Symbole A14S shield-like acetate sunglasses…

...the Jennifer Fisher Thread Baby 1.5" hoops in yellow-gold ($160)...

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Jennifer Fisher "Thread Baby" Hoops ($160.00)

...the Balenciaga Rodeo small calfskin bag with silver-tone hardware ($3,450)...

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Balenciaga Small “Rodeo” Bag ($3,450.00)

...and her favorite black leather platform boots ($3,270) from Enfants Riches Déprimés Spring/Summer 2024 collection.

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Enfants Riches Déprimés Platform Boots ($3,800.00)

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LION CITY MAYHEM IN CUSTOM BXANDERV

Lady Gaga brought her "Mayhem" opera all the way to Singapore where she performed the "Lion City Mayhem" show at the National Stadium two nights in a row!

For "Shadow of a Man", Lady Gaga debuted a brand new black liquid satin bodysuit with slightly padded shoulders and jet crystal embellishment around the shoulder area, made backstage on the day of the performance by costume designer BXanderV.

Her Steve Madden Leza over-the-knee stretch leather boots were customized with multiple rows of buckles by Lacey Dalimonte!

She also wore her vintage Gucci by Tom Ford GG1712 wrap metal frames in black.

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LADY GAGA OUT & ABOUT IN BALENCIAGA F/W23 JACKET

Past Sunday (May 11th) Lady Gaga was photographed running errands around Malibu, dressed in another head-to-toe noir look.

The first thing that caught my attention were those big, round shoulders which made me immediately think of one label — Balenciaga. And baby, was I right.

Gaga chose the Fall/Winter 2023 (look no. 36) Sports Icon cotton track jacket with rounded shoulder pads, two-way zip closure and side pockets.

Underneath, she went for the comfortable SKIMS cami top catsuit in "Onyx".

Her sunnies are the Port Tanger Ruh sunglasses which belong to their permanent “Icons” collection and feature an oversized wrap around mask frame ($325).

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Port Tanger “Ruh” Sunglasses ($325.00)

Finally, she rocked these R13 Jump medium platform boots rendered in black leather and featuring a stacked sole, contrast orange stitching and embroidered pull tabs ($1,575).

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R13 “Jump” Boots ($1,575.00)

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LADY GAGA PERFORMS AT YOUTUBE BRANDCAST IN CUSTOM CANDICE CUOCO

Lady Gaga set the YouTube Brandcast stage ablaze with a "Mayhem" performance as electrifying as the look worn by her and put together by stylist Hunter Clem!

She delivered a fierce visual statement in a custom black leather ensemble designed exclusively by Candice Cuoco. Staged against a brutalist backdrop of stark lights and industrial textures, Gaga’s presence was nothing short of apocalyptic chic.

The look centered on a sharply sculpted, sleeve-free leather jacket with high, cube-like padded shoulders that towered above the neckline, giving her a commanding silhouette. Twin rows of double-sided piercing bars traced her torso—not down the center, but along subtly shifted, almost anatomical lines.

Beneath, a heavily pierced draped corset and shorts clung to her with unapologetic edge, its asymmetry and hardware details echoing themes of rebellion. Completing the ensemble were open-front and open-back leather skirt panels—connected only at the sides—each trimmed in grommets and black lacing, their movement theatrical with every stride. The result was a battle-ready siren in a storm of sound and steel.

The look was completed with a custom avant-garde headpiece and studded leather boots, all custom-made by Gunnar Deatherage in collaboration with his husband Christopher Minafo.

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LADY GAGA WEARS SKIMS LACE DRESS FOR TUDUM ANNOUNCEMENT

Netflix and Lady Gaga announced together that she's going to be part of their "TUDUM" event on May 31st where she'll be performing a new song she created for her upcoming appearance on "Wedneday" Season 2!

Gaga brought sultry elegance to a new level in the SKIMS ultra fine lace low-back long lingerie dress in “Onyx.” On sale for $82, the sheer, floor-length slip features delicate floral lace, a scalloped neckline, and crisscross spaghetti straps that frame a dramatic low back.

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SKIMS Long Lace Dress ($82.00)

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MAYHEM ON THE BEACH AT COPACABANA

Lady Gaga gave a free "Mayhem" concert on Saturday night (May 3) in front of over 2 million fans on Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, breaking the record for the highest attended concert by a female artist in history.

“Tonight, we’re making history…thank you for making history with me,” Lady Gaga told the crowd.

The styling was done by Hardstyle, who infused 3 new looks beside the usual pieces she first debuted during her Coachella set!

Gaga once again proved why she remains one of fashion’s most fearless forces. In a tribute to Brazil, Gaga revealed a custom emerald-green gown — a bold reinvention of the now-iconic red ensemble designed by Samuel Lewis in collaboration with Seth Pratt.

This new incarnation, awash in the brilliant hues of the Brazilian flag, was nothing short of a moving spectacle. Crafted in lustrous satin, the gown’s structured draped puff sleeves and dramatic high frontal slit gave it both a regal silhouette and a rebellious twist — evoking the spirit of carnival pageantry with a wink to modern pop royalty.

The pièce de résistance was a sweeping diagonal sash of deep cobalt and glittering gold crystals, draped across her torso like a contemporary reimagining of a presidential faixa.

Next, Gaga brought out a canary-yellow version of the Samuel Lewis x William Ramseur military-inspired satin bustle coat featuring exaggerated puff shoulders, a nipped waist, and a flated skirt with theatrical silhouette. The coat‘s intricate embroidery was done by Altesa Embroidery.

These black patent beauties with studs and cross appliqué are custom-made for her shows by Chrome Hearts!

For the "Shadow of a Man" segment, the Italian-American singer took the stage in a new jacket! The black satin double-breasted blazer with wide peaked lapels and flap pockets was designed by Samuel Lewis and created by costumier Mr. O.

She also wore her black stretch vinyl shorts by Los Angeles Apparel and...

...the surprisingly affordable Leza over-the-knee boots by Steve Madden—retailing for just $89.99.

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COPACABANA REHEARSALS IN NORMA KAMALI

A night before her big free "Mayhem on the Beach" performance at Copacabana's beach, Lady Gaga rehearsed for the show with her dancers!

For the rehearsals, our girl slipped into this comfortable and athletic Norma Kamali Pre-Fall 2023 Fara low back slip catsuit with criss-cross straps on the back ($125). You might remember her arriving in Rio in another piece by the iconic American designer.

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Norma Kamali "Fara" Catsuit ($125.00)

Her sunnies are these Irfan black acetate sunglasses from Port Tanger’s yet-to-be-released collection.

Gaga brought out a new pair of boots. These black patent beauties with studs and cross appliqué are custom-made for her upcoming shows by Chrome Hearts!

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LADY GAGA SPOTTED AT CIPRIANI IN BALENCIAGA

Lady Gaga is currently in Copacabana, Rio De Janeiro where she was spotted at Cipriani Hotel inside of the Copacabana Palace hotel where she's staying for the week ahead of her "Mayhem at the Beach" show!

The jacket, Gaga wore while staying lowkey inside of the hotel, is her pre-worn Balenciaga black tracksuit jacket which features an unusually high collar, logo embroidery on the chest and a zip closure.

She was also seen wearing these Irfan black acetate sunglasses from Port Tanger’s yet-to-be-released collection.

She finished her look with these black leather platform boots ($3,270) from Enfants Riches Déprimés Spring/Summer 2024 collection.

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Enfants Riches Déprimés Platform Boots ($3,800.00)

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INSTAGRAM CHIC: LADY GAGA DONS NORMA KAMALI

"And just like that we're back 🖤 VIVA LA MAYHEM. One of many notes that made me cry. Te Amo Mexico City. Te Amo pequeños monstruos." Lady Gaga shared on Instagram after her two Mexico shows!

Gaga is serving fierce balletcore vibes with this stunning look!

She’s wearing the Spring/Summer 2025 Pickleball dress by Norma Kamali ($180) – a sleek black piece that blends sporty chic with delicate elegance. The mock neck and cap sleeves give it that sharp, structured feel, while the built-in bodysuit and sheer mesh flared skirt add the perfect touch of flirtatious drama. It’s all about contrasts: bold and soft, powerful and playful.

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Norma Kamali "Pickleball" Dress ($180.00)

Her sunnies are these Irfan black acetate sunglasses from Port Tanger's yet-to-be-released collection.

She completed her look with these black leather platform boots ($3,270) from Enfants Riches Déprimés Spring/Summer 2024 collection.

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Enfants Riches Déprimés Platform Boots ($3,800.00)

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LADY GAGA DECKED OUT IN BALENCIAGA FOR SOHO HOUSE VISIT

Lady Gaga served grunge goddess realness this Easter Sunday as she stepped out for lunch at SoHo House, effortlessly blending punk heritage with modern-day high fashion. Her look? Undeniably iconic.

Anchoring the outfit was her trusted Celine Spring/Summer 2023 biker leather jacket ($5,700), a textured, heavyweight piece that oozes timeless rebellion. Oversized and unapologetically bold, the jacket framed her silhouette with silver-tone hardware, epaulettes, and that classic belt detail—a nod to ‘70s punk, reimagined through Hedi Slimane’s luxe lens.

Underneath, Gaga debuted the Balenciaga "Sports Icon" T-shirt in washed black vintage jersey ($495). The electric blue loop logo popped against the muted backdrop, giving the whole ensemble a retro-athleisure edge with a dose of ironic coolness.

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Celine Textured Leather Biker Jacket ($5,300.00)

Balenciaga "Sports Icon" T-Shirt ($495.00)

To top it all off, Gaga wore a black perforated technical polyester cap with spike piercing details ($895) straight from Balenciaga’s Spring/Summer 2025 runway. Equal parts street and savage, the statement headpiece sealed her punk-grunge fantasy with signature edge.

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Balenciaga Spiked Cap ($895.00)

Shielding her eyes with full futuristic drama, Gaga slipped on the Balenciaga BB0180S mask butterfly sunglasses in black injected nylon ($585). Sleek, sculptural, and unapologetically bold, they added a cyberpunk twist to her grunge-punk ensemble.

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Balenciaga "BB0180S" Sunglasses ($585.00)

Last but never least, Gaga grounded her look with the towering Enfants Riches Déprimés Fall/Winter 2024 wooden platform Mary Jane pumps. With their sky-high block heel and brutalist charm, these statement shoes echoed her past love for the style—she’s previously rocked them in red and white, and even as boots.

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LADY GAGA'S POST-COACHELLA ACTIVITIES IN BALENCIAGA, BENNY ANDALLO & MORE

After giving one of her biggest shows ever on Coachella's desert stage, Lady Gaga was spotted partying and grabbing fast food shortly after. Here's what she wore!

For the private after-party, our girl donned a black cami romper and these classic Ray-Ban Clubmaster black acetate sunglasses with gold metal details and dark green lenses.

Last night, Gaga was spotted by fans grabbing some fast food at the In-N-Out in Cabazon!

Her black track suit jacket with large folding collar is by Balenciaga, however, I wasn‘t able to find the one with the same exact logo as hers.

Benny Andallo is a London-based milliner whose work have been previously worn by Rihanna to FKA Twigs. Gaga chose his black knit beanie with ostrich feather frame ($174).

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Benny Andallo Feathered Beanie ($174.00)

Gaga‘s other accessories included this Martine Ali Atlys Cuban link spike necklace ($171).

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Martine Ali "Atlys" Necklace ($171.00)

Her sunnies are the Port Tanger Ruh sunglasses which belong to their permanent “Icons” collection and feature an oversized wrap around mask frame ($325).

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Port Tanger “Ruh” Sunglasses ($325.00)

Finally, she rocked these R13 Jump medium platform boots rendered in black leather and featuring a stacked sole, contrast orange stitching and embroidered pull tabs ($1,575).

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R13 “Jump” Boots ($1,575.00)

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FASHION CREDITS: LADY GAGA AT COACHELLA WEEKEND I

Eight years after she first made history at Coachella, Lady Gaga reclaimed her throne in 2025 with a headlining performance that was nothing short of operatic chaos. 

Choreography by Parris Goebel, styling by HARDSTYLE, hair by Frederic Aspiras and glam by Sarah Tanno-Stewart.

Her dark pop spectacle opened with a haunting visual interlude titled “The Manifesto of Mayhem”—a cinematic overture that reintroduced the world to Mistress Mayhem, Gaga’s latest alter ego.

Bathed in crimson light and surrounded by shadows, Gaga emerged on the screens in a rare archival piece: a bondage-inspired black leather straitjacket from Dolce & Gabbana’s Spring/Summer 2003 collection. The jacket, adorned with a grid of heavy buckles and silver hardware, set the tone for the night—iconoclastic, provocative, and entirely in control.

The incredible black mesh boater hat with rubber barbed wire around was created for our girl by milliner Lara Jensen who‘s been working with Gaga for over a decade!

Her angelic counterpart donned the Garden Fairy mesh corset top made from recycled vintage fabrics ($925 - sold out) from Central Saint Martins graduate Gyouree Kim‘s Spring/Summer 2025 "Cherubim" collection.

If the "Manifesto of Mayhem" set the tone, then what followed was pure operatic excess. Gaga made her true entrance atop a towering crimson structure draped in velvet folds—her silhouette like a deity descending upon her disciples.

The look? A custom creation by avant-garde visionaries Samuel Lewis, Athena Lawton and William Ramseur—a pleated, studded spiked masterwork of red velvet drama. Drawing inspiration from Edwardian silhouettes and Mugler’s villainous couture—particularly his take on "Lady Macbeth"—the jacket was armored in silver pyramidal studs, its spine and shoulders flaring like a queen prepared for battle.

Beneath the sweeping opera curtain–inspired skirt—engineered by the theatrical masterminds at Jet Sets —hid an elaborate cage several feet tall, housing Gaga’s dancers like a twisted chorus of shadows. The garment was both fortress and stage, its hem draping downward like blood-soaked drapery from an abandoned palace.

Topped with bone-like protrusions with crystal embellishments at the collar and sleeves, Gaga became something between a saint and a specter. Her performance from this fortress-skirted throne was a visual aria: high camp meets high art, rooted in madness, resurrection, and pure spectacle.

The opera singers beside her were dressed in huge wavy constructed yellow and black skirts with beaded velvet tops, custom-made by Candice Cuoco.

In one swift motion, she shed the heavy opera curtain—only to unveil a sensual, custom-made Samuel Lewis and Seth Pratt creation beneath. The ruby-red satin dress featured a sharp bodice with architectural puff shoulders and a plunging open front that gave way to the black lining. A crystal-embellished sash draped diagonally across her chest.

For the most intimate and arresting act of her set, Gaga appeared in a teddy—part lingerie fantasy, part gothic confessional, custom-made by the same duo. Crafted in rich black satin, the piece featured a sculpted bustier, delicate lace trim, and a shimmering crystal-embellished cross that ran from neckline to hem, catching the light like a whispered scandal.

Gaga strutted across the stage in the surprisingly affordable Leza over-the-knee boots by Steve Madden—retailing for just $89.99. Yes, you read that right.

"OFF WITH HER HEAD!"

Three of the characters are wearing these impeccable black veiled headpieces and dresses which were created by Nasir Mazhar in 2021, originally for balletLORENT.

Gaga's string orchestra wore draped black taffeta gowns made by AGRO STUDIO with custom headpieces all created by Lara Jensen.

As the lights dimmed and the stage transformed into a sepia-toned wasteland, re-emerged not as a pop powerhouse, but as a ghostly relic of beauty undone. Lying among skeletal remains and grains of dust, she conjured a scene straight from a tragic gothic fable.

For this act, titled “And She Fell Into A Gothic Dream,” Gaga wore a custom Dilara Findikoglu corset mini dress—a distressed, doll-like creation that whispered of innocence lost and romance decomposed. The off-white, almost bone-colored garment featured delicately frayed edges, an asymmetric hem, and panels of antique lace that seemed stitched together by time itself. Every rip and raw edge told a story of longing, survival, and sorrow.

The dancers wore skeleton masks made specially by Sarah Sitkin!

Gaga stepped back into one of her most iconic songs—"Paparazzi"—but this time, she didn’t just revisit it. She rearmed it.

As the familiar opening notes rang through the desert sky, Gaga reappeared in a custom Manuel Albarran armor bolero and matching helmet—a direct visual homage to the Mugler look she wore in the original "Paparazzi" music video.

For the high-octane performance featuring Gesaffelstein, Gaga slipped into a custom Marni catsuit, based on the house’s Fall/Winter 2025 collection. The original red suit—featuring beaded embroidery of a black wolf—was reimagined for Gaga as a skin-tight, asymmetrical bodysuit, fused with nude illusion mesh and stitched with jet-black sequins that glinted like sharpened claws.

To elevate the glam rock look even further, Gaga threw on a custom coat made entirely of hand-cut blue and black paper feathers, inspired by the brand’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection.

A true blast from the past are her Savannah vinyl corset boots from Penthouse.

Her female background dances all wore custom costumes by Courtney McWilliams paired with the Miista Imogen black lace-up sneaker boots!

As the opening of "Zombieboy" echoed, Gaga returned to the stage, wearing a striking custom look designed by Samuel Lewis and William Ramseur: a military-inspired royal blue satin bustle coat, tailored to perfection and cut with razor-sharp precision. The garment featured exaggerated puffed shoulders, a nipped waist, and a flared skirt with an almost theatrical silhouette, marrying 18th-century regency with gothic fantasy. The pièce de résistance? The coat’s intricate gold embroidery, stitched by the artisans of Altesa Embroidery, which shimmered like bone filigree under the stage lights—mirroring a skeletal ribcage and spine that gave the look both regality and decay.

But Gaga didn’t stop there. To crown the ensemble, she donned a custom Marni paper feather helmet, styled like a twisted jester’s crown with raven-black plumage erupting from her temples.

The studded harness belt, she wore during "Zombieboy", was custom-made by Jonathan Burdine in collaboration with Iggy Soliven.

For "Shadow of a Man", Gaga emerged cloaked in mystery and command, donning a custom Louis Verdad x Samuel Lewis creation that was equal parts military regalia and avant-garde sculpture.

The charcoal grey structured jacket, tailored to her frame like armor, featured razor-sharp lines and a high, asymmetrical collar that framed her silhouette like a shadow in motion. Bold black patent leather straps slashed across her shoulders and waist, adding a sense of futuristic restraint to the otherwise regal tailoring.

Underneath, she wore black stretch vinyl shorts by Los Angeles Apparel.

For the final look of the night, Gaga delivered a breathtaking visual transformation in a total couture creation by Matières Fécales (formerly known as Fecal Matter), a brand famed for its futuristic, grotesque, and avant-garde sensibilities.

The custom ensemble was a full conceptual look, comprised of a satin-stitched bodysuit featuring a haunting red anatomical cross motif—meant to evoke the feeling of surgical stitches, resurrection, and rebirth (and a nod to the "Abracadabra" music video!). The bodysuit alone was a spectacle, but Gaga layered it with even more drama: a translucent organza coat (cropped specifically for her performance), and an exaggerated feathered bustle skirt constructed from delicate white plumes that moved with every beat, adding an ethereal weightlessness to the performance.

The silhouette was further intensified with a sculptural feather collar piece—a headpiece of long, otherworldly white feathers shooting upward like wings, perfectly framing her head and extending the theatrical effect, created by Paul Battenberg-Cartwright.

On her hands, Gaga wore elongated gauze gloves created by artist Yaz XL, designed to resemble haunting, claw-like monster hands. The exaggerated fingers extended dramatically into crystal-embellished tips, catching the stage lights with every movement and adding an eerie elegance to her already ethereal silhouette.

To complete the look, she grounded the ensemble with custom white lace-up ankle boots by Chrome Hearts.

The dancers were all dressed in custom Luis de Javier white lace looks and Balenciaga Cagole white boots! The nurses, that wheeled Gaga in, wore custom ILONA red gowns and hats.