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Gaga attended a YouTube event in Barcelona celebrating her album "Mayhem", wearing her third look from the Matières Fécales Spring/Summer 2026 “Hannah” collection — a gown that captures the fragile line between beauty and decay.
The Rose Mort dress opens in lush, blooming florals at the shoulders before spiraling downward into withered petals and darkened tulle, a haunting portrayal of nature’s inevitable collapse. Beneath its romantic surface lies a structured boned corset, hip padding, and a pleated organza neckline, sculpting a silhouette both divine and decomposing.
It’s truly an honour to see her in a piece that took months to make with love and care. Each flower is upcycled from an old silk flower manufacturer in Germany, many of them decades old — blossoming and burning at the same time. The atelier collaborated with Cecile Feilchenfeldt and her team to hand-knit each petal and hand-embroider the stems onto a fully crinoline corset base. The dress symbolizes the beauty of decay and the death of Mother Nature — a haunting foreshadowing of our own humanity.
In this piece, Gaga doesn’t simply wear fashion — she becomes its final stage: the flower before it falls.
Completing the vision, Gaga wore the Arc Wing feathered headpiece from the collection — a sculptural creation of blush plumes made of taxidermy and dyed blush pink, shaped like angelic wings, echoing the ethereal romance of her gown.
Perched delicately yet defiantly, the piece crowns her as both muse and myth — a living emblem of the collection’s devotion to transformation, fragility, and rebirth.
Gaga finished her look with the sculptural pink satin and pleated organza platform heels from the same show, created in collaboration with Christian Louboutin.
The avant-garde design features a dramatic curved heel, double ankle straps, and a pointed satin toe — echoing the surreal femininity that defined the collection.
FASHION CREDITS: LADY GAGA BY GREG SWALES FOR ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE DECEMBER 2025
Lady Gaga graces Rolling Stone Magazine — her fourth cover story with the publication — photographed by Greg Swales! In the feature, Gaga opens up about Mayhem, her creative process, her partner Michael, and the delicate balance between chaos and calm on and off set.
Styling by HARDSTYLE with assistance Alicia Rodriguez Apacio, Karen Gonzales and Charles Beugniot. Incredible hair sculptures (more about them after the jump!) by Frederic Aspiras, glam by Sarah Tanno-Stewart and nails by Miho Okawara.
For the first look, Gaga wears a custom corseted black velvet hourglass tudor jacket by Samuel Lewis x Seth Pratt, featuring puffed shoulders, corset-style lacing along the sleeves, and a sharply structured high neck. It’s a piece that merges romantic Gothic tailoring with futuristic restraint — the kind of silhouette that could only exist in Gaga’s universe.
The black Striggings stay-up over-the-knee tights are FALKE.
LG doubled down on surreal glamour with a headpiece only she could command: the sculptural piano hat from Philip Treacy’s Spring/Summer 2021 collection.
The piece — a cascade of ivory and black keys that spirals like a living instrument — sits somewhere between wearable architecture and performance art. It references Gaga’s deepest artistic language: the piano as both weapon and altar.
We also got some rings by two emerging jewerly designers.
Freya Douglas Ferguson, who Gaga has worn before, created the Scratch ring using recycled sterling silver (€317,95).
The Goblin ring in silver is signed by Georgia Kemball, a first-timer in Gaga‘s closet!
She completed the look with these vintage Vivienne Westwood Fall/Winter 1993 "Anglomania" collection Super Elevated Ghillie platform ankle boots in black crocodile from Aralda Vintage.
Her show-stopping black satin and guipure lace-trimmed balloon ballgown with sash detail was one of the final numbers from Anthony Vaccarello‘s Fall/Winter 2025 collection for Saint Laurent.
She's also rocking the Pre-Fall 2025 grained leather oversized bomber jacket with snap button closure and inner layered zip layer.
Our girl finished her look with the towering Enfants Riches Déprimés Fall/Winter 2024 wooden platform Mary Jane pumps.
Next up, this bespoke Charles de Vilmorin feathered shredded taffeta shrug wrapped around her body. I was told by LG's team that this piece was originally made for the 'Abracadabra' music video and is based on the French designer‘s Fall/Winter 2024 collection!
And we thought it couldn‘t get any better.
Gaga poses in yet another vibrant Saint Laurent Fall/Winter 2025 confection.
This cherry-red semi-sheer guipure lace dress with turtleneck, broad shoulders and long sleeves ($14,600) walked down the runway as look no. 36!
The crème de la crème has to be the Accurate Angel headpiece crafted by model-turned-designer Tomovyov, who made this piece from preserved mallard duck wings, which were ethically sourcee and taxidermied by himself!
Closing out the story, Gaga steps into a dreamlike final tableau wearing a cream satin coat dress from the Enfants Riches Déprimés Spring/Summer 2025 collection. She skips the runway’s tuxedo shirt and bow tie, letting the sculptural tailoring and cascading sleeves speak for themselves.
To complete the ethereal cream ensemble, Gaga layered in a subtle but striking archival detail: a cream satin garter corset belt from their Spring/Summer 2024 collection. The piece features the house’s signature red key embroidery, stitched delicately with the label’s initials.
Genius. The look was crowned with yet another insane feathered headpiece, this time a bespoke Lillian Shalom creation in cream and blue tones!
Another grandeur accessory in this editorial gotta be this vintage Dior by John Galliano Fall/Winter 1997 gunmetal and jet crystal choker.
Underneath, a vintage Jean Paul Gaultier midnight-blue enamel cross necklace with crystal star and name plaque detail
Both jewelry pieces above were provided by The Archive x Yana.
Last but definitely not least, the Italian-American beauty completes her Enfants Riches Déprimés look with these appropriate Spring/Summer 2025 Hollow Cross bi-colored lace-up platform booties ($1,460).
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