Lady Gaga, Style Superstar Of The Week

There's one girl who really knows how to attract attention!  When Lady Gaga wore her raw meat creation to the MVA Awards, I expect that she already knew what a controversy she was igniting. She may not have cared too much about the animal rights people, but I'm quite sure that the plan was to get everyone in the world talking about her. Guess what? She succeeded in spades. Publicity is everything in this game.
   . . . June


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Style Superstar Of The Week: Was Lady Gaga’s Meat Dress Grade A?
Hollywood Crush:

It was a big week for fashion—from fall shows, which just wrapped up, to the white carpet style at the 2010 Video Music Awards. Now, there were plenty of fab (and alternatively disastrous) looks over the past few days, but the ones that left the biggest impact came courtesy of scene stealers Lady Gaga and Kanye West.

Leave it to Lady Gaga to wear something straight off the butcher's block to the VMAs. Granted, her meat dress definitely got people talking, but not necessarily for the right reasons. We asked you whether Gaga's look deserved to be on the best- or worst-dressed list, and while it was a surprisingly close race, at press time 52 percent said the dress was a major fail—and we agree. Sorry Gaga, maybe try veggies next time?

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Lady Gaga Wears a RAW MEAT Dress at the Video Music Awards

 The reason Lady Gaga wore a dress made out of raw meat still escapes me. I read her quotes in the article below and I still don't get it. It just seems totally gross to me. Can you imagine how much that "clothing" article cost? It could literally feed many families for months!
    . . . June


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Meet the Mystery Meat Dress: Lady Gaga Explains Rare VMAs Outfit
Posted Mon Sep 13, 2010 11:15am PDT by Caryn Ganz in Stop The Presses!

'I never thought I'd be asking Cher to hold my meat purse.'

That was Lady Gaga's unusual opening statement when she stepped onstage at MTV's Video Music Awards Sunday to receive her Video of the Year award from pop legend Cher.

After arriving at the ceremony in a dress from the late designer Alexander McQueen's final collection and then changing into a weighty, architectural gown and spiky crown by Giorgio Armani, Gaga turned heads (and we'd have to imagine noses) in her final outfit, a Franc Fernandez dress (plus boots, hat, and purse) cut together from what appeared to be slabs of raw meat. The outfit echoed the controversial meat bikini she recently wore for the cover

After the show, in an interview with Ellen DeGeneres, Gaga tried to explain that the dress was a political statement. Discussing how she'd been escorted to the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles by members of the U.S. military who had been discharged from the service due to the Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy, Lady Gaga said: "It is a devastation to me that I know my fans who are gay ... feel like they have governmental oppression on them. That's actually why I wore the meat tonight.

DeGeneres, a famous vegan who often speaks out on behalf of animal rights, pounced on the topic while keeping her distance from the dress. "It's certainly no disrespect to anyone that's vegan or vegetarian," Gaga responded. "As you know, I am the most judgment-free human being on the earth. It has many interpretations, but for me this evening, it's 'If we don't stand up for what we believe in, we don't fight for our rights, pretty soon we're gonna have as much rights as the meat on our bones.'"

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