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Lady Gagais closing out awards season on a high (fashion) note!
The multi-hyphenate star skipped the 94thAcademy Awardsred carpet on Sunday in favor of Elton John AIDS Foundation’s 30th Annual Academy Awards Viewing Party, where she dazzled in a pastel yellow tulle Rodarte ball gown, diamond jewels and a red lip. Sheposed with John’s husband David Furnish and the couple’s sons(who are her godsons) Zachary and Elijah, and mingled within the party before heading to the awards ceremony.
And in true Gaga fashion, she couldn’t step ontothe Oscarsstage without a completely new look. She donned a sparkling fitted Ralph Lauren Collection jumpsuit with dazzling necklaces and black heels at end of the ceremonyalongside industry icon Liza Minnellito co-present the Best Picture statue toCODA.
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Gaga has been commanding red carpets all awards season, kicking off the season atthe SAG Awards in a custom Giorgio Armani Privé white silk satin gownfeaturing a glittering embroidered bustier.
The 35-year-old Grammy-winning singer and actress, picked up a number ofnominationfor herportrayal of Patrizia Reggianiin the Ridley-Scott directed murder dramaHouse of Gucci.
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She added even more sparkle via Tiffany & Co. jewelry including a diamond wreath necklace set in 18-karat yellow gold and platinum from the 2022 Tiffany Blue Book Collection, diamond drop earrings and a platinum diamond ring boasting over 8 carats.
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And just hours later she changed it up for the Critics Choice Awards, this time bringing her pop star style center stage and proving she’s a true style chameleon.
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While promotingHouse of Gucci, Gagatold film critic Ryan Painterthat her ultimate style inspiration has always been her mom.
She also credits her teenage years in New York City as having a huge influence on her express individualism when it comes to her wardrobe.
“Being part of a subculture in New York on the lower east side when I was 17 years old and living down there. You learn how to express yourself with or without money,” she said. “It’s more about artistry than anything else. I wore a uniform for most of my life, so as soon as I left [school] I really let loose.”
source: people.com
