Back in September 2014 Lady Gaga was photographed by her sister’s boyfriend Alex Dolan for Yahoo Style inside an hotel in Amsterdam.
The singer revealed how her collaborative jazz album with Tony Bennett impacted her style, her favorite fashion pieces and she even shared some beauty tips.
On the first set of photos Gaga can be seen wearing a purple jumpsuit with hand-beaded multi-colored sequins, a scalloped neck, gold-tone buttons and wide legs from Schiaparelli’s Fall/Winter 2014 Haute Couture collection.
Gagaloo just couldn’t get enough of these slip dresses from the Zoë Greening x Faye van Andel’s 2014 Alumni collection. Here she rocks the black silk cami dress with belted tie waist.
Her interesting red caviar can headpiece with crystals and an actual spoon on the backside is from Anya Caliendo’s Spring/Summer 2014 collection titled “Confessions”.
She later exchanged her Prada suede pointy-toed pumps...
...for her custom Pleaser black velvet-covered lace-up platform ankle boots.
The next two looks are from London-based emerging designer label REIN’s Spring/Summer 2014 debut collection titled “My Body is a Cage” collection.
Firstly, she wore the black satin grid blazer featuring deep lapels, 3/4 sleeves and single buttoned front.
Next, Gaga rocks the long-sleeved jersey dress with heavily fringed skirt, zip-front closure, sheer hood and thin, adjustable belt.
She wore her Pleaser boots with both looks above.
How gorgeous are these two portraits?
Gaga shows off her fine Italian curls while wearing nothing but her custom leather “Cheek to Cheek” jacket created by her own sister Natali Germanotta.
Finally, the singer poses on the staircase with a Tony Bennett photograph while wearing a bubblegum-pink hooded satin fur coat from London College of Fashion student, Lauren Lake‘s Antarctic-inspired collection, shown during Graduate Fashion Week earlier in 2014. The fur was provided by Saga Furs.
“My collection was inspired by the expeditions of Scott of the Antarctic (Robert Falcon Scott) and my outfits are based on the clothing he and his team wore. I have done a lot of research on his expeditions and I’ve taken the main aspects of their clothing and created a collection people can wear without the need to go to the North or South Pole! My audience is young, eccentric and obsessed with pink!”, the London based talent shared: “I started my research in the modern day by looking at the clothes I’ve relied on during my own skiing holidays before comparing them to items worn over the past 125 years and just fell in love with the garments that were a mainstay of Captain Scott’s expeditions. I looked at as many pictures as I could find of his party and have drawn on most of the key aspects. There are no shapes or fittings in this collection – it’s all oversized and extravagant”.
