Making Sense of the Eccentrically Innovative Styles of Lady GaGa

Not only does Lady GaGa amaze audiences every time she sings, but she also makes sure that she shocks and entertains with her outlandish style statements. From fashionistas to fashion police, nobody can stop going GaGa when it comes to discussing the multi-talented burlesque New Yorker, who out of interest’s sakes’ original name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta.

Her outrageous style:

Lady GaGa is a bona fide style chameleon. The singer-lyricist-musician doesn't seem to favour one fashion trend for too long and attempts to look bolder and more outrageous with every new fashion style she experiments with. From the singer’s own mouth (which she prefer to paint in Geisha-girl style lipstick to form a peculiar pout these days) she is "very in to fashion" and that it is "everything". Though Lady GaGa once said she chose music over a man, it appears she keeps fashion over music. While her music albums have remained on the top of the charts for weeks, her outrageous style statements are discussed for months.

Her outlandish hair styles:

Lady GaGa, who is said to have imbibed her love for fashion from her mother, who was "always very well kept and beautiful" has her own creative production team called "Haus of GaGa" which she handles personally. They create some of her fashion, props on stage and also her much talked about hair. The provocative singer’s hair styles are definitely hard to miss and at times are the cynosure of her complete ensemble even is she is wearing skimpy hot pants.

Controversy on Christina Aguilera stealing Lady GaGa’s style:

Back in 2008, comparisons were made between the fashion sense of GaGa and American singer-songwriter Christina Aguilera, noting similarities in their styling, hair and make-up. Christina insisted she had never heard of GaGa saying, 'I'm not quite sure who this person is, to be honest, I don't know if it is a man or a woman.” Afterward GaGa released a statement where she welcomed the comparisons because the media attention had provided useful publicity, “a lot of people in America didn't know who I was until that whole thing happened”, she said. However, Lady GaGa later added that she doesn’t just want to be remembered for the "Christina Aguilera scandal" and that "nobody can copy me, because I can’t be copied", the eccentrically innovative singer added.