Now this is what I call traveling in style!

Here she comes rocking…

… Bodybagdress by Voidofcourse (more info coming soon)…

… and one of a kind bustier from NY based artist Stephanie Paterek Spring 2010 collection.

Stephanie has also created Gaga’s Today Show rehearsal black basque some of you were asking me about.

Make sure you check her official website to see more of her bespoke works. All the pieces are of a kind glamed up vintage undergarments Stephanie brings a new life to.

“I pretty much only use vintage pieces from the 50′s and 60′s and alter them with leather, studs, grommets, chains, hand dye, bleach and distress them to make them truly one of a kind and unique. Rock’n'roll to the max”.

Gaga teamed up the look with a pair of ultra sssexy Christian Louboutin Clou Noeud 150 stud-sprayed platform slingbacks you can get at Net-A-Porter and this oversized round vintage looking fabulosity with smoke lenses by Balenciaga you can make yours while shopping for your Louboutins.

Photos vía: The-Fame, Stephanie Paterek, Net-A-Porter

This is for all the ladies and their boyfriends, who were asking me about Gaga’s spandex pencil dresses she wore recently.

I had a look here and there and just about everywhere… and I believe both of them are American Apparel.

The sleeveless one could be Nylon Tricot Scoop Back Tank Pencil Dress you can get HERE in black as seen on Gaga, but also in french rose, cobalt, deep magente and serpent.

Since the photo of the long sleeved dress you sent me unfortunatelly is not very good, I’m not able to tell you whether this one was Cotton Spandex Jersey or Stretch Velvet Double U-Neck Long Sleeve Mini Dress… so I found both of them for you.

If what you prefer is the first one, go HERE. You can have it in black and 8 other colours.

If you’d rather go for stretch velvet, you can try the dress HERE. Available in black and three other colours you can pick your favourite from.

Bonus for lace dress lovers. If you like the shape of the dress and prefer it in lace, your Lace Print Nylon Tricot 3/4 Sleeve Dress is waiting for you HERE.

Photos vía: Gagafan, Amazon

This gorgeous photo of Oprah and Gaga by Mario Testino is featured in the next issue of Vogue US that features The Costume Institute Ball coverage.

I would sooo love to see the whole bespoke outfit and shoes by Prada Gagita was posing in.

She was dressed in “black custom made rubberized lace dress trimmed with mohair fun fur, bordered and lined with black & white double satin. Skirt made of cotton batiste and cotton lace”.

Credit: Prada

In the video Gaga wore two custom made pieces by Alexander McQueen.

The first one was the black cloak you’ll remember seeing her rocking during the photo call at the O2 World Arena in Berlin.

Her spectacular binocular crown was created by Nasir Mazhar and I’m sure I’m not the only one who wants to see Gaga wearing it for some of her next photoshoots or performances and be able to appreciate the beauty of this awesome headpiece closer. Until then, what the crown looks like in detail will remain a mystery.

During the funeral of her broken heart procession our girl was walking in an exaggerated hour-glass silhouette ivory dress with black lace (looove her make-up and hair here!) that I believe is…

… an extension of Alexander McQueen‘s Spring 2007 “Sarabande” collection, inspired by Handel’s Sarabande of the title – a majestic and elegant dance – the portraits of Goya, the turn of the century exotic and socialite Marchesa Luisa Casati and garden flowers.

Her bespoke black flowers trapped in lace headdress was created by Philip Treacy for Alexander McQueen. Another piece from Gaga’s ever growing millinery collection I would love to see her wearing again.

Fashion credits: Nicola Formichett’s blog
Photos vía: Style, TFS

Another custom made piece featured in Alejandro was Gaga’s bespoke red nun outfit created for her by Atsuko Kudo.

There’s no photo available so far but this is what Atsuko Kudo told FASHION about their latest cooperation with our girl:

“It was a special commission from Gaga and Nicola Formichetti. It’s difficult to see from the final edit but it had matching red or white stockings (we made two pairs – to be worn dependent on the nun’s mood!)”.

We’re very happy with how the red nun looks though as she’s lying there, we feel that she looks chaste and yet sexy at the same time which is surely intentional and that’s down to Lady Gaga as much as the outfit!

The lighting and filming by the legendary Steven Klein has really made the red latex appear a very beautiful blood red hue.

All in all it was once again an absolute pleasure to create work for Lady Gaga and Nicola and we hope the video is as huge success as all of the previous ones (pretty sure it will be!)”.

Fashion credits: Nicola Formichetti’s blog