is getting bewitched–
literally–
by fierce style star
Lady Gaga.
Starring in a Hansel and
Gretel-inspired spread,
shot by famed photographer
Annie Leibovitz,
Lady Gaga channels her
naughtier side to play a witch,
dressed by her pal Marc Jacobs.
The pop sensation
tells the magazine,
“I’ve always been an
outspoken and extreme
dresser.”
And while her ruffled bloomer
shorts and insanely high heels
for the Vogue spread were
nothing out of the ordinary
for Gaga,
Vogue staffers were intrigued
by what the star wore to visit
their office before the shoot!
Lady Gaga reportedly showed
up to 4 Times Square first
wearing a trailing white chiffon
Galliano goddess gown with a
Philip Treacy headdress that
spelled VOGUE in clipped
white feathers,
only to turn up the next day
in a little black dress and
flaming-red wig.
And if that wasn’t
outrageous enough,
the singer arrived for
the actual shoot
“stark naked except for
her white rubber raincoat
and some very, very
high heels!”
recounts Vogue Creative
Director Grace Coddington.
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So where does she get
her crazy fashion from?
Her art director,
Matthew Williams–
”my Jean-Paul Goude”–
was
“the inspiration that made
the connection for me
between the art world
and the fashion world,”
Lady Gaga tells Vogue.
“He used to say things like
‘If you want to make
a shoulder pad,
don’t research jackets—
research sculpture,
mineral rocks,
paintings.’
He thinks in a different way;
he is the designer of the future.”
Check out the rest of
Lady Gaga’s spread and
hear more from the pop star
at in Vogue’s December Issue,
on newsstands November 24th.
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