Lady Gaga: There is also a fashion strategy behind her career
Lady Gaga is currently making a name for herself again as a cover star of British and Italian VOGUE and with her role in "House of Gucci" - as an actress and as a fashion icon. It's worth taking a look back at her previous fashion and musical career. Because the two are very closely related. And many of the spectacular Lady Gaga outfits are already legendary today.
With her latest album "Chromatica" from 2020, Lady Gaga also presented the current version of her public persona. In doing so, she has remembered her origins, fashionably and musically. After a hiatus in record production, the singer returned in 2020 with a new incarnation of her image that echoes Gaga, who began her career in 2007 wearing disco-derived outfits. The singer's sixth album picks up elements of her 2008 debut The Fame. But the new Lady Gaga uses electro-pop rhythms to talk about issues like mental health, depression and loneliness, recording some of the songs alongside Ariana Grande, Elton John and Korean girl group Blackpink.
Why Lady Gaga's outfits are so important to her career
Chromatica creator Lady Gaga's artistic career owes a lot to fashion: the singer, known for her theatrics and flamboyance, has earned a reputation as a personality who has shaped the entertainment industry with iconic looks and red carpet moments. For Gaga, an outfit is always an extension of her voice, it's one of the purest forms of expression and, in her case, it's the tool to get her message across. The singer made a powerful political statement with her famous meat dress that redefined the meaning of human beings as so much more than just flesh and bones. In her Alexander McQueen phase, she redefined the artistic relationships between designers and stars. And her collaboration with Armani Privé at Grammy Awards between 2010 and 2018 also set standards.
