Posted on March 14, 2010 by Patricia with 2 comments

Hopefully we’ll get some better visuals of Gaga’s dark grey leopard jersey jumpsuit with a studded bodice custom made for her by Viktor & Rolf. I would really love to see it closer.

“Lady Gaga asked us to design a prisoner’s outfit. This is how we imagined Gaga if she was incarcerated. It is styled with a huge pile of exaggerated metal chain necklaces.”

Viktor & Rolf were inspired by Gaga and are including the jumpsuit they’ve created for her to their brand new AW 2010 “Glamour factory” collection.

Photos vía: video captures, Red Carpet Fashion Awards, Coutorture

 Posted on March 13, 2010 by Patricia with 4 comments

Entering the County Jail, escolted by a couple of bad bad jail for b*****s guards, Gaga wore this ultra fierce black & white leather body adoring one-off prisoner dress created exclusively for her by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac.

Love just e.v.e.r.y.t.h.i.n.g. about it!

Her oh so fabulous sunglasses are “Cat Ears” by Mercura.

Fashion credits: Nicola Formichetti’s blog
Photos vía: video stills, Mercura

 Posted on March 13, 2010 by Patricia with 3 comments

While closed in her cell Gaga wore nothing but the crime scene tape custom made by Brian Lichtenberg for the Telephone video.

Adooore the idea!

You know how much I love bringing you exclusive details but this time I was really wondering how am I going to show you the “cell outfit”…

Lucky me. Brian creatively resolved this enigma for me.

On the photo below you can see “Gaga’s” crime scene tape modeled by Mearii Hayden. Photo by Greko Sklavounos.

Fashion credits: Nicola Formichetti’s blog
Photos vía: Brian Lichtenberg

 Posted on March 13, 2010 by Patricia with 0 comments

Before Gaga and Honey B left far far away in Quentin Tarantino’s Pussy Wagon, they let us enjoy quite some really great full…

… and close-up views of the draped veil awes both bad bad girls wore.

Pure L.O.V.E.

I believe the dresses were custom made exclusively for the video and belong to Emilie Pirlot “Mysterious Wonderland” collection.

Her ultra feminine and mysterious collection was inspired by the movie Otto e Mezzo by Fellini.

The silhouette starts from the hat, from which a draped veil gradually becomes a garment.

If you meet my Genie over there, please tell him I wouldn’t mind having the black hat veil jacket below.

Fashion credits: Nicola Formichetti’s blog
Photos vía: Catwalk Weekend, Dazed Digital

 Posted on March 13, 2010 by Patricia with 4 comments

When I saw Gaga during the dancing scene, I thought about Lynda Carter in Superwoman.

Her outfit was crafted by Haus of Gaga and the metallic thigh high boots are from Christian Louboutin Fifre serie. I saw them available in ankle, knee and thigh high. In black, red, grey and sand… so I believe Gaga’s metallic ones were custom made.

Superwoman Honey B is wearing this silk one-of-a-kind wonder with Swarovski triangle crystals embellished bodice by OLIMA.

The stripe effect you see is about 200 individually sewn red and white silk chiffon strips!

For those of you who asked me whether there was some NOKI art involved in the outfits for dancers…

… it was, you eagle eyes!

Fashion credits: Nicola Formichetti’s blog
Photos vía: Gagadaily/gallery, OLIMA, NOKI