LADY GAGA Photographed by Italian Vogue fashion magazine
Lady Gaga appeared on the cover of Italian Vogue, with a close-up of her face on the cover. She wore a pink cocoon-shaped shawl by Valentino, exuding the classic fashion of the 1960s à la Twiggy The essence of the magazine, simple makeup.
In the cover story, the American superstar impresses in designs from the likes of Alaïa, Tomo Koizumi, Balenciaga and Chanel. Hairstyling was by Guido Palau and makeup was by beautician Pat McGrath.
Fashion featured on newsstand covers and in the subscription edition of Giambattista Valli Haute Couture Come up with dynamic poses. Meanwhile, Sandra Amador and Tom Eerebout were responsible for styling.
LADY GAGA SURPRISES ALLURE MAGAZINE
Lady Gaga gets a feature on the cover of Allure magazine. Caught by Daniel Jackson wearing a Julia Clancey headscarf as a top for her braided hairstyle. For the accompanying image, Gaga showed off makeup from her Haus Laboratories cosmetics line. The pop star has a gorgeous wardrobe styled by Nicola Formichetti. Hairstylist Frederic Aspiras worked on her twisted tresses with Sarah Tanno makeup.
Lady Gaga shoots the cover of American Vogue fashion magazine
Lady Gaga shows off a minimalist style on the cover of American Vogue. Photographed by Inez & Vinoodh, the "A Star Is Born" actress wears a black Brandon Maxwell dress and Ana Khouri earrings. In fashionable sequins, Gaga impresses in elegant yet sexy style. Fashion editor Tonne Goodman selected designs from Chanel, Givenchy, Jimmy Choo and other brands.
In her interview, Lady Gaga talked about working with Bradley Cooper on the much talked about film A Star Is Born.
He sings from the depths of his heart, from the nectar! I knew right away: this guy could play a rock star. And I don't think many people can do Hollywood . That's when I knew this movie could be something truly special.
LADY GAGA POSES ON THE BEACH FOR ELLE COVER STORY
Lady Gaga graces the cover of ELLE US. Photographed by Ruth Hogben and Andrea Gelardin, the "A Star Is Born" actress sports a blonde bangs hairstyle. Lady Gaga is wearing Nicola Heading to the beach in a dreamy look by Formichetti, Tom Eerebout and Sandra Amador, the pop star struck a dramatic pose in an embellished dress and chic accessories.
In her interview, Lady Gaga talks about the relationship between stardom and relationships. The price of relationships.
Success tests relationships. It tests your dynamics with your friends. But I can’t make music or perform without using and accessing the pain within me. . I mean, what better place to put it?"
Lady Gaga is glamorous for Elle USA
Lady Gaga is the cover star of Elle Magazine , shot by famous fashion photographer Sølve Sundsbø.Lady Gaga, who is known for her whimsical fashion looks, is wearing Marc Jacobs on the cover and Cartier earrings. She looks very delicate.
Styled by Tom Erebout and Sandra Amador, with hair by stylist Frederic Aspiras and radiant makeup by artist Sarah Tanno for Haus Laboratories, Gaga is stunning and boldly imaginative. Dressed in a lemon yellow suit, paired with an oversized hat and a cornflower blue bow tied around her neck, the songstress and actress immediately caught people's attention. Gaga wore a bold red lip and sparkling silver eyes to impress and seduce.
The rest of the look saw the Oscar winner wearing high-end pieces from Louis Vuitton, Armani Prive, Schiaparelli Haute Couture, Balmain, Givenchy and more, with quirky accessories to complement her outfits.
LADY GAGA FITS COVER FOR T MAGAZINE
Pop star Lady Gaga has posed for a candid portrait for the cover of T Magazine. Photographed by Collier Schorr, the singer wore a white T-shirt and sported a slicked-back hairstyle. As part of the magazine's "Greats" issue, Gaga shows off a different side to her eccentric style past. In the close-up, the blonde wears a casual T-shirt and jeans as stylist Jason Rider selected vintage pieces and jewelry from Tiffany & Co.
LADY GAGA ON WOMEN IN MUSIC
"It's an endless testament to myself that I really am a musician and that I have something to offer in the room. Women can be musicians, women can be rock stars, The objective notion of women being more than just pop stars… I’m sometimes held back by my own trauma,” she said. "The dark, recurring cycle of negative thoughts was noisy and interfering with the music I was hearing in my head. When I was making music, I could hear all the voices, all the instruments. I could hear what it was supposed to be. ”
