An entirely handmade collection by former Chilean sculptor Miguel Muñoz Wilson. Each Munoz Vrandecic piece can be regarded as an object in itself—leather compressed under a five-ton press and finished using proprietary dyeing techniques to reveal its distinctive texture. Crafted from natural baby calf leather and defined by a weighty, substantial presence, every item is made exclusively from the finest materials, allowing the leather to gradually adapt to the wearer’s body temperature and usage over time. These works neither simply follow classical traditions nor rely on eccentricity for impact; instead, they stand out through their raw character and individuality. x
BACK IN TIME: LADY GAGA ATTENDS ORANGE ROCKCORPS IN JEAN-CHARLES DE CASTELBAJAC
Orange RockCorps held a photocall and small press conference in Gaga’s London hotel room before the singer left en route to her own show at O2 Manchester Apollo on July 13, 2009.
Fun, funniest, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac!
The songstress turned up in a “Animal” Muppet-inspired black and pink faux fur, plush material and satin dress with tuxedo-inspired bodice featuring a pink-lined draped collar and shoulder pads from the French designer’s Fall/Winter 2009 collection.
Her oversized shield sunglasses are the Goldwing by Alpina she purchased at Jack’s Eyewear in downtown LA.
Backstage at RockCorps, Gaga also held on to the “Animal” muppet muff (that can also be worn as a bag) from the same Jean-Charles de Castelbajac collection. The face is made of leather appliqués while the eyebrows are made of faux fur.
Lastly, Gaga wore a pair of black leather wedge booties with doorknocker detail and attached ankle strap by Parisian artisanal label Munoz Vrandecic.
BACK IN TIME: LADY GAGA ATTENDS AIDS CHARITY EVENT IN MUGLER, RAY-BAN & MUNOZ VRANDECIC
Lady Gaga helped out at an AIDS Charity Event held in Manchester on June 29th, 2009. This is where she wore the iconic button-shaped wig.
The Italian-American fashionista wore an interesting jacket, which is vintage Mugler.
Her double-breasted tuxedo jacket features satin lapels and diagonal flap pockets, and a sultry open back cut-out detail. Typically Mugler. Unfortunately I was only able to find a similar one. She paired it with some matching skinny trousers.
Her button-shaped hairpiece was custom-made for her by hair expert and artisan Shinji Konishi who collaborated with art director Nagi Noda and Asami Nemoto
She also wore a pair of vintage 1960s Ray-Ban x Arnold Palmer Cypress Point frames in black with an unique umbrella logo on each side.
She also wore her Maranello V8 Lady Diamonds chronograph watch featuring diamond indicators.
Lastly, Gaga sported a pair of black leather wedge booties with doorknocker detail and attached ankle strap by Parisian artisanal label Munoz Vrandecic.
Lady Gaga did one of the coolest shots with Matthew Rolston, originally for the Rolling Stone magazine back in May 2009.
Hair by Peter Savic, makeup by Sharon Gault using M·A·C Cosmetics and manicure by Naja Rickette.
For the first look, which is the most prominent of the entire shoot, Gaga wears a geometric triangle leather jacket from Gareth Pugh’s Fall/Winter 2008 collection with custom Haus of Gaga “No!” underwear and body paint.
Underneath her black bra we can spot the NuBra adhesive silicone bra.
Her sunglasses are the classic Ray Ban Clubmaster tortoiseshell sunglasses with gold metal frame and black tinted lenses.
If you haven’t noticed yet, Gaga is wearing three different pair of shoes with this look!
The first ones are the Brian Atwood Fall/Winter 2009 Wicked black patent leather strappy peep-toe platform stiletto pumps.
The color-block patent leather criss-cross platform sandals are from the Pierre Hardy Spring/Summer 2009 collection.
In this outtake, Gaga is seen in a pair of black leather wedge booties with doorknocker detail and attached ankle strap by Parisian artisanal label Munoz Vrandecic.
Her geometric origami-inspired black headpiece is a custom piece made for her by Alchemy Studios!
In this shot the songstress is wearing a top entirely made of, you guessed it, duct tape!
She matched it with her favorite KTZ “Future Afrika Tribe” Fall/Winter 2009 beige leather lace-up ankle boots.
Next, Gaga wears a BDSM-inspired bodysuit in white with black trimming from Australian designer label Sass & Bide’s Spring/Summer 2009 collection...
...which she paired with the coolest white leather wedge ankle boots with contrast black lug sole by Danish footwear designer Camilla Skovgaard.
For this set of photos, Lady Gaga smizes while rocking the most interesting woven black ribbon and silver metal ring dress from late designer Benjamin Cho’s Fall/Winter 2008 collection, she’s appreciated before.
Finally, the Italian-American beauty poses fiercely in a vintage Azzaro black and white connected acrylic disc top which was turned into a crop top and skirt for her!
The black patent leather cage ankle boots with metal grid heels are from Saint Laurent’s Spring/Summer 2009 collection.
