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New York - Lady Gaga dressed as a white witch at the the Glamour Women of the Year awards on Monday night.
The Applause hitmaker turned up at the elegant event in New York City in a spooky attire wearing a white lace pencil skirt, matching blazer and a sheer high-collar blouse, which she teamed with bizarre platform heels encrusted with different sized pearls.
The 27-year-old singer wore a long blonde mane, which she'd severely crimped into a back-combed effect and smothered her face in a white powder to give off a ghostly appearance.
Gaga criticised her facial features and claimed she looked too artificially beautiful on the cover of this month's US Glamour magazine.
Speaking at the awards ceremony, she said: "I do not look like that when I wake up in the morning."
The flamboyant star - who has set up a charity, the Born This Way Foundation, to combat the bullying of youngsters - went on to explain she's not interested in fashion and music, but believes her true talent lies in bringing out the best in other people.
She explained: "My true talent is not the clothes, and not the music. I really feel that what I am best at is seeing the potential in other people."
(Photo: AP)
The Applause hitmaker turned up at the elegant event in New York City in a spooky attire wearing a white lace pencil skirt, matching blazer and a sheer high-collar blouse, which she teamed with bizarre platform heels encrusted with different sized pearls.
The 27-year-old singer wore a long blonde mane, which she'd severely crimped into a back-combed effect and smothered her face in a white powder to give off a ghostly appearance.
Gaga criticised her facial features and claimed she looked too artificially beautiful on the cover of this month's US Glamour magazine.
Speaking at the awards ceremony, she said: "I do not look like that when I wake up in the morning."
The flamboyant star - who has set up a charity, the Born This Way Foundation, to combat the bullying of youngsters - went on to explain she's not interested in fashion and music, but believes her true talent lies in bringing out the best in other people.
She explained: "My true talent is not the clothes, and not the music. I really feel that what I am best at is seeing the potential in other people."
(Photo: AP)
