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Lady Gaga has been turning heads on the red carpet for years and her latest look did exactly that and so much more. The singer and actress was a vision in red last night while arriving at The Space Cinema Odeon red carpet for the premiere of her movie: ‘House of Gucci’ in Milan. Wearing a stunning Atelier Versace dress, the Grammy winner exuded elegance as the custom creation with a corset-like bodice and slip dress neckline flawlessly framed her svelte figure while posing up a storm on the red carpet.
She even took to social media to share the look and revealed her excitement for being part of the movie. “I cried all day doing press in Milan,” the singer wrote in the caption. “I am so grateful and humbled to be in our movie #HouseOfGucci. Coming Thanksgiving! Father, Son, and tonight…Haus of @Versace. ❤️❤️❤️.”
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Photo: Getty Images Gaga’s crimson number was pulled together with matching platform heels and a bold makeup look that included a dramatic smoky eye. She wore her hair in blonde, creating an understatedly gorgeous red carpet fashion.
Gaga, who’s been busy promoting the crime drama has been dishing out stylish looks lately. Just last week, she graced the London premiere of the movie in a fresh-off-the-runway Gucci gown, a violet-hued dress that was just showcased at the Italian brand’s Love Parade fashion show one week ago in Los Angeles.
Samir Hussein/Getty Images She teamed the beautiful dress with sky-high stiletto platform boots and sexy, mesh-knit fishnet stockings.
In the movie, the 35-year-old Grammy winner plays the fictional character of Patrizia Reggiani who was convicted in 1998 for hiring someone to kill her former husband Maurizio Gucci. Staring Jade Leto, Adam Driver, Al Pacino, Salma Hayek, Tom Ford, and more, House of Gucci centers around the true story of the Gucci family which involves betrayal, decadence, revenge, and murder.
Speaking about the movie recently, Gaga admitted that her character is really taking a toll on her. “That’s part of my artistry, is leaning into the suffering of a character,” she told Sky News at the premiere of House of Gucci.
“To say that it would be easy to play a murderer would be a lie,” Gaga said. “I don’t believe she had the murder gene, but I do believe that she was triggered and pushed so far over the edge that she committed this murder.”
