The outfit comprised a nun dress, hood and even latex stockings which ended up not being worn.
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Her black lace mantilla veil with black rose headpiece underneath was custom-made by Philip Treacy.įor this scene London-based latex guru Atsuko Kudo was commissioned to create a full nun look made from crimson & white latex. The thigh-high nude platform leather boots are by the late British designer as well and are based on the Fall/Winter 2009 “Horn of Plenty” collection.
In this scene model Evandro Soldati is sitting on the bed wearing nothing but a black soldier helmet with spikes and a thick silver chain custom-made by Moutton Collet.įor the funeral scene Gaga is dressed in a custom silk bustier dress with black floral lace layer and long train by Alexander McQueen based on his Spring/Summer 2007 “Sarabande” collection. Her black painted metal headpiece with pearl trim and lace-covered goggles was a custom creation by London-based emerging designer Nasir Mazhar.Īll of the dancers wear custom double-breasted leather military uniforms and combat boots based on the Emporio Armani Spring/Summer 2011 collection. Here she’s sitting on the throne watching over her army in a bespoke Alexander McQueen opera coat which - a black version of the red one seen on the Fall/Winter 2008 “The Girl who lived in a Tree” collection. This video is has a mysterious vibe to it but of course Gaga exudes tons of effortless sexiness as usual. Some also carry metal structure body pieces by Japanese underground designer label Dinner.
The video opens up with Gaga’s dancers doing their military routine in custom high-waisted black shorts by the Haus of Gaga.
Her hair was done by Eugene Souleiman and make-up by Val Garland. The video tackles down LGBTQ+ and religious themes and takes place in a military-inspired setting surrounded by eery, dark admosphere. On JLady Gaga released the controversial Steven Klein-directed music video to her song ‘Alejandro’ which was the third single from her EP ‘The Fame Monster’.
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