Gaga has allegedly purchased all of Han Kjøbenhavn's latest collection

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This is somehow the aesthetic I was hoping for LG7, more of a sexy chic style but with the Gaga twist 

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12 hours ago, Butters Stotch said:

But is La Maison Gaga trust-worthy? Doesn't the fan base "hate" him?

Most fans hate him because of his rude attitude 

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"Allegedly-

[gagzus 14,797]

My two thoughts are; Gaga is a fashion lover and could be buying the whole collection simply because she loves it and can have it in her archives to pull out at any point for whatever reason she feels.

also, wasn’t there rumours she was going back to Vegas this/next year? Perhaps she could be revamping Enigma to include Chromatica with a new aesthetic entirely.

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Inb4 its for Enigma 2.0 

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Well we at least know it doesn’t mean an album is coming any time soon 

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Okay but the collection’s review is really fruity 👀👀👀👀👀

[starcell 362]

I read somewhere awhile back how people think Gaga dresses in a certain aesthetic that alludes to her upcoming album/era in someway, for example, how she wore a lot of pink before Chromatica. Also read the same about her tour visuals allude to the next era in some way. Which doesn’t make sense to me thinking about ARTPOP to Joanne…I was wondering if there’s any truth and history to this at all, like some sort of mega thread/wiki analyzing this, and if there’s any information on documented cases where people point out Easter eggs/symbolism in specific outfits that make sense at a later time once an era starts? Or is this all just wacky fan theory territory, haha.  

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20 minutes ago, starcell said:

I read somewhere awhile back how people think Gaga dresses in a certain aesthetic that alludes to her upcoming album/era in someway, for example, how she wore a lot of pink before Chromatica. Also read the same about her tour visuals allude to the next era in some way. Which doesn’t make sense to me thinking about ARTPOP to Joanne…I was wondering if there’s any truth and history to this at all, like some sort of mega thread/wiki analyzing this, and if there’s any information on documented cases where people point out Easter eggs/symbolism in specific outfits that make sense at a later time once an era starts? Or is this all just wacky fan theory territory, haha.  

No, it's a fan theory, nothing is coming for a while 

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On 5/16/2023 at 1:19 PM, gagzus said:

lso, wasn’t there rumours she was going back to Vegas this/next year? Perhaps she could be revamping Enigma to include Chromatica with a new aesthetic entirely.

I'm positive that if nothing is announced in between now and summer (Enigma was revealed in August if I remember correctly) then the Enigma 2.0 rumor is clearly false

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5 minutes ago, TimotheeChalamet said:

No, it's a fan theory, nothing is coming for a while 

Oh yeah, I didn’t mean to allude to me expecting anything, (personally I hope she takes a break until at least next year) just talking in general as I didn’t follow extensively her activity between eras. I know she’s said how her outfits/fashion are planned in particular ways, but I don’t know if that means every single outfit is alluding to some larger picture of a theme.

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3 minutes ago, starcell said:

Oh yeah, I didn’t mean to allude to me expecting anything, (personally I hope she takes a break until at least next year) just talking in general as I didn’t follow extensively her activity between eras. 

A lot of fans still hold onto this delusional belief that Gaga is a supernatural gay goddess who planned her whole career years in advance and is constantly dropping hints of her next move, so there are a lot of theories about that but they're just not it 😂

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Maybe she bought the whole collection because a bunch of dancers are going to wear it for a video?  I could see these clothes being used for one of those surreal artsy Dom Perignon ads 

Every look is a serve tbh. These shoes are everything

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On 5/16/2023 at 3:02 AM, TAIPEI said:

these coutures are really fitting the theme Museum Of Brutality
imagine it was for the chromatica ball 

Gurl thanks for posting this, the video is so much better/more interesting than just looking at photos  So creepy and unsettling! (in a good/artsy way) The models walking soooo slowly and looking ghostly af while that alarm drones...  they remind me of something outta Silent Hill  i was shookded

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22 hours ago, starcell said:

I read somewhere awhile back how people think Gaga dresses in a certain aesthetic that alludes to her upcoming album/era in someway, for example, how she wore a lot of pink before Chromatica. Also read the same about her tour visuals allude to the next era in some way. Which doesn’t make sense to me thinking about ARTPOP to Joanne…I was wondering if there’s any truth and history to this at all, like some sort of mega thread/wiki analyzing this, and if there’s any information on documented cases where people point out Easter eggs/symbolism in specific outfits that make sense at a later time once an era starts? Or is this all just wacky fan theory territory, haha.  

 

22 hours ago, TimotheeChalamet said:

A lot of fans still hold onto this delusional belief that Gaga is a supernatural gay goddess who planned her whole career years in advance and is constantly dropping hints of her next move, so there are a lot of theories about that but they're just not it 😂

Well, years ago she did in fact tease lots of things and leave Easter eggs, fans just took it too far and started believing that everything she did was cryptic, just when she started doing it less.