Lady Gaga dons see-through leopard print catsuit for dinner
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By Jody Thompson and Tamara Abraham
Wild Lady Gaga proved that she won't be tamed by arriving at one of Paris's most prestigious restaurants, Maxim's, dressed in a see-through all-in-one leopard print bodystocking after her catwalk debut in the city.
The 24-year-old star had earlier strutted down the catwalk for her stylish Nicola Formichetti's first collection as creative director of Thierry Mugler at Paris Fashion Week and stopped off at the eaterie with her entourage for dinner afterwards.
However, she ignored the staid nature and dress code of the place, which is known for its formality - in the 1970s, Brigitte Bardot caused a scandal when she entered the restaurant barefoot.
On the prowl: Lady Gaga was wearing a daring see-through all-in-on body suit for her night out at Maxim's, wearing just a pair of flesh coloured pants underneath, but carrying a black furry coat
The Born This Way Star had worn long blonde pigtails to strut like a pro to her forthcoming new single Government Hooker for Formichetti, the man behind her infamous meat dress.
Gaga joined supermodels including Jessica Stam, Coco Rocha and Alek Wek on the runway, all dressed as Gaga-alikes with flowing peroxide ponytails or white-blonde devil horns, lip-synching to the music.
But unlike the other girls, Gaga seemed at ease walking in the towering platform shoes - an art she has mastered in her high-octane stage routines.
Lady Gaga
Musical muse: The star, who wore her long peroxide blonde extensions in pigtails, strutted like a pro to the sounds of her own music - the debut of a new track entitled Government Hooker
She made a second catwalk appearance modelling the final look - an unconventional Mugler 'bride' - in a white corseted dress and lampshade-style hat.
Dancing to the music, she writhed provocatively against a pillar giving the front row a flash of her red pointed nails.
She then changed her hat to a black feathered headpiece to take her bow alongside Mr Formichetti and Sebastien Peigne, Thierry Mugler's womenswear designer.
Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga
Mugler's bride: The singer, 24, closed the show in a skintight white ensemble with a corseted top and bizarre lampshade-style hat. Given her usual attire, she had no trouble with the towering platform shoes
US singer and musician Lady Gaga (C) embraces French designers Nicolas Formichetti (L) and Sebastien Peigne
Mutual appreciation: Gaga joins Thierry Mugler designers Nicola Formichetti - her close friend and stylist - and Sebastien Peigne on the runway as they take their bow
By Jody Thompson and Tamara Abraham
Wild Lady Gaga proved that she won't be tamed by arriving at one of Paris's most prestigious restaurants, Maxim's, dressed in a see-through all-in-one leopard print bodystocking after her catwalk debut in the city.
The 24-year-old star had earlier strutted down the catwalk for her stylish Nicola Formichetti's first collection as creative director of Thierry Mugler at Paris Fashion Week and stopped off at the eaterie with her entourage for dinner afterwards.
However, she ignored the staid nature and dress code of the place, which is known for its formality - in the 1970s, Brigitte Bardot caused a scandal when she entered the restaurant barefoot.
On the prowl: Lady Gaga was wearing a daring see-through all-in-on body suit for her night out at Maxim's, wearing just a pair of flesh coloured pants underneath, but carrying a black furry coat
The Born This Way Star had worn long blonde pigtails to strut like a pro to her forthcoming new single Government Hooker for Formichetti, the man behind her infamous meat dress.
Gaga joined supermodels including Jessica Stam, Coco Rocha and Alek Wek on the runway, all dressed as Gaga-alikes with flowing peroxide ponytails or white-blonde devil horns, lip-synching to the music.
But unlike the other girls, Gaga seemed at ease walking in the towering platform shoes - an art she has mastered in her high-octane stage routines.
Lady Gaga
Musical muse: The star, who wore her long peroxide blonde extensions in pigtails, strutted like a pro to the sounds of her own music - the debut of a new track entitled Government Hooker
She made a second catwalk appearance modelling the final look - an unconventional Mugler 'bride' - in a white corseted dress and lampshade-style hat.
Dancing to the music, she writhed provocatively against a pillar giving the front row a flash of her red pointed nails.
She then changed her hat to a black feathered headpiece to take her bow alongside Mr Formichetti and Sebastien Peigne, Thierry Mugler's womenswear designer.
Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga
Mugler's bride: The singer, 24, closed the show in a skintight white ensemble with a corseted top and bizarre lampshade-style hat. Given her usual attire, she had no trouble with the towering platform shoes
US singer and musician Lady Gaga (C) embraces French designers Nicolas Formichetti (L) and Sebastien Peigne
Mutual appreciation: Gaga joins Thierry Mugler designers Nicola Formichetti - her close friend and stylist - and Sebastien Peigne on the runway as they take their bow
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