"I regret some of her outfits": Lady Gaga's stylist admits he isn't very confident about her look
After designing the only meat dress to ever walk the red carpet, Nicola Formichetti has revealed that he's not sure about some of things he's made Lady Gaga wear
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In a tell-all (/something) interview with Lady Gaga's creative director, Nicola Formichetti has revealed that he once lied about being psychic, is scared of the noise an apple makes when you bite into it, "hates everything" about his appearance, and "regrets some of Gaga's looks. But she works it...mostly."
Nicola is responsible for some of Gaga's most famous outfits - including her 16 kilogram meat dress, which he's admitted was originally meant to be even more, uh, unusual.
"We came up with the idea together. Originally i made her a meat bikini for vogue hommes japan cover shoot with terry richardson, then it became a red carpet version," he explained. "The meat was bought in a local LA butcher - i think it was Argentinian."
"She told me the meat dress was the most comfortable thing i ever made for her."
But despite Gaga's willingness to wear whatever Formichetti comes up with, it looks like he's increasingly uncertain about the way he's dressed her in the past.
I didnt want to do this just for the sake of clothes looking like art, he explains in another interview. Gaga told us [the 9 inch Mugler heels] were too low."
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And while he's busy designing even higher ones, Lady Gaga has been busy out and about in New York looking like a cross between Yoko Ono and a 17th century pilgrim while rehearsing for her performance with the Rolling Stones this evening.
"I am so honoured and excited to announce I will be performing with @rollingstones on Dec15 for their 50th Anniversary Concert One More Shot," tweeted Gags. "He had me at, "Hello, it's Mick."
The Rolling Stones will also be supported by the Black Keys and Bruce Springsteen.
None of which intend to perform wearing outfits made out of meat.