During her amazing performance at NBC “The Today Show” blessed even with “tears from heaven” Gaga wore delicious white custom made Emporio Armani suit adorned with crystals…

… and white pearls embellished headpiece, created for her by Keko Hainswheeler.

Her crystal mask was made by leather artist Hirotake Sakai and make-up artist Chiho Omae.

The exclusive picture I’m bringing you today is precisely of this delicate yet bold crystal creation many of you share your love messages with me about.

Photo by Takahiro Ogawa.

Gaga’s black suit was signed by Giorgio Armani.

I believe the black pants belong to Giorgio Armani Spring 2010 collection.

And finally, the sunglasses our girl rocked during the rehearsal and many of you were asking me about are “Wolfgang”, one of the yet to-be-released creations by A-Morir (will keep you posted on this one).

Credit: Nicola Formichetti’s blog, Giorgio Armani, A-Morir, Hirotake Sakai and Chiho Omae, Celebrity-Paradise, Gagadaily/photos

And here we have another custom looks. The whole army of them.

The House of Armani has once again collaborated with our girl. Emporio Armani Men’s designed and produced the military looks for her male dancers.

For those of you who are interested in owning a suit like this, the special looks will arrive to Emporio Armani stores next season.

The spikey shades some of the dancers wore are W.O.W. (named after punk pioneer Wendy O. Williams) from A-Morir by Kerin Rose.

“It’s 6 metal spikes hand drilled into an unbreakable polyurathane frame – super special about this piece.”

W.O.W. in fact are an eyewear – headband hybrid. You can wear it both ways (!).

Did I just hear you saying wooow? Yeap, that was my first reaction too.

And before I leave you, I’ve got some great news for you. These dangerously sexy stunners are available in clear and black here!

Fashion credits: Nicola Formichetti’s blog
Photos vía: Giorgio Armani, Kerin Rose

Last year Gaga wowed the audience with her custom made zipper outfit by Benjamin Cho. 

Yesterday our super sexy gothic fairy looked exquisite in the silk mesh bodysuit with embroidered Chantilly lace, and crystal and jet beading. Both the mesh second skin and her sheer silk organza cape with embroidered hood were created exclusively for her for this occasion by Giorgio Armani.

“American Idol is a real modern phenomenon that has captured the public’s imagination and delivers great drama…” said Mr. Armani.

“It is fitting then that the show is to host another modern phenomenon who has proved to be fascinating, and whose every appearance is a piece of theatre: Lady Gaga”.

For Giorgio Armani, who dressed our girl for the Grammy Awards, who created a part of Gaga’s ever growing Monster Ball Tour costumes collection, whose tailor made suit Gaga walked the Time’s Most Influential People “hall of fame” in, and who also designed the crystal incrusted bodysuit Momma Monster performed during the the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute Gala in,…

… this has been “a very exciting project”.

“To complement the spirit of Lady Gaga herself, I have let my imagination run free, and the outfit I have created for her for American Idol is pure fantasy”.

Photos vía: Giorgio Armani, Gagafan, GagaIndonesia, Dailymail

Gaga appears on the cover of the TIME magazine (my dear mother in law is so giving me her copy as soon as it arrives), dressed in…

… that gorgeous custom made Armani Privé suit we’ve previously seen her wearing with one of a kind headpieces created for her by Alex Noble and Philip Treacy…

… and her iconic Haus of Gaga “fire lingerie”.

Momma Monster made it to the “TIME 100″. So proud of and so happy for you, Gaga.

Congratulations!

¡Felicidades!

Huge thanks to one of my dear readers @samdd_monster who took this stunning photo on the 17/3/10 during Momma Monster’s Sydney show!

Photos vía: Gagadaily/gallery, Gagafan, Nicola Formichetti’s blog

Another photos we won’t see in the magazine but we can still enjoy thanks to Cosmopolitan team who shares them with us.

Hate the “I’m sure I saw this somewhere but I just can’t remember where the heck was it” feeling when I look at a photo and not able to recall the designer name… anything… nothing… just blackout… you know what I mean, don’t you?

And this one was one of them.

One of the deep plunge front bodysuits with delicate crystal embroidery from Giorgio Armani Spring 2010 collection, on the runway presented with colour matching miniskirts.

I’ve been trying to find a photo of the bodysuit and also some back view of the runway look so you could appreciate the whole piece better but no luck so far.

So meanwhile the best detail shots I was able to get.

Photos vía: Gagadaily/gallery, Giorgio Armani, Style, FMag, Vogue