Zoë looked to the Alhambra in Andalusia, Spain for the inspiration.

All the Cordobés sobreros presented on the runway were created in collaboration with Jeffrey Portman millinery.

Photos via: Elle, The-Fame

Free as her hair, she’s opted for a sleeveless open back gown from Charlie Le Mindu Fall 2012 “Charl’ De Jouy” collection featuring hand-selected 100% human hair extensions from Hairdreams.

Same as if it was an extension of your own hair or wig, you can let your imagination fly and create something different every time you wear it.

The look was accessorized with white hat, round purple sunnies, white gloves and a pair of vertiginous platforms.

If you haven’t seen Charlie and his Fall 2012 angels, watch his “Charl’ De Jouy” presentation film styled and directed by Anna Trevelyan and Zoe Hitchen respectively.

Photos via: Gaga News, CharlieLeMindu, Flickr

Gaga posed in Atsuko Kudo Simon Basque and vintage sunglasses by Pucci, Ann-Sofie Back dress with Natacha Marro for Charles Anastase Dungeon Boots, and Boning Dress by Ara Jo.

The Skull Wig she holds belongs to wigmaker extraordinaire Charlie le Mindu first show he presented back in February 2009 as part of London Fashion Week, the inspiration for which came from a fusion of sources. Charlie wanted “mix Victorian trends with a baroque theme. Aliens and voodoo culture also influenced the styles”.

Photos via: LadyGagaNow, Flickr (© billa….’s photostream), Charlie Le Mindu/Mag

Gaga still in London wearing…

… hair body and hat from Charlie le Mindu Burka Curfew spring 2012 collection.

He did it with hair already and now for his very first runway show at Paris Fashion Week Charlie’s decided to bring nail tips to a whole new level creating garments and accessories made of over 30,000 Kiss nail tips hand coated with custom designed MINX nail wraps!

“This show is a fashion first, with nails presented as the actual fashion, not accessories,” stated Marian Newman, head of the Carlie le Mindu Burka Curfew nail team (I’m sure you’ll remember all the bespoke nails Marian’s created for Gaga).

As countless times before, Charlie used the best Hairdreams extension treated with L’Oréal Professionnel.

Same as last season, Anna Trevelyan is the stylist behind the show.

Millinery was created by Thomas Petherick.

Make-up: Thomas De Kluyver.

It was such a nice surprise seeing Spanish actress Rossy de Palma walking the runway. I remembered the times when she used to work with Thierry Mugler or Jean Paul Gaultier.

Photos via: The-Fame, Charlie le Mindu

I believe the only outfit I don’t have to introduce you to is Gaga’s bespoke moulded black leather bodice and her alien platform boots by MUGLER.

The slime outfit…

… was created by Dutch artist Bart Hess who also collaborated with Gaga on Born This Way video.

Bart works in primitive and infinite ways. He works with his instinct and starts by using a material on the body, exploring volumes and ways of re-shaping the human silhouette. In fast speed, expelling all his creative energy.

He creates imagery that captures future human shapes and new body forms. He’s discovering a low-tech prosthetic way for human enhancement.

Bart sent me some photos for you he made during the development of the slime for Gaga.

And I want to invite you to visit his site, to get to know his work better and see more beautiful photos from this photoshoot.

The black perspex hat on the picture above is from Charlie Le Mindu Spring 2011.

I’m sure you’ll remember Gaga wearing the Pink Flamingo Dress from the same collection.

The patent platforms with metallic heels (same as Gaga’s Dance In The Dark cover gold jumpsuit) belong to Alexander McQueen Fall 2007 “In Memory of Elizabeth Howe, Salem, 1962″ collection.

The vintage stone washed denim pants were purchased in Beyond Retro store.

If you belong to the vintage lovers community, this is a little paradise, so brooowse the site while you are there!

The top above is by Agent Provocateur.

Black bra below is by Kiki de Montparnasse.

Both sites are fuuull of yummy lingerie. Browse, browse, brooowse!

And the last one. Gaga wearing mirror hat and dress.

Both created by Austrian fashion designer Daniela Karlinger for Gaga.

“Shape” mirror outfit consists of two parts. The dress and the cape you can see on both the sketch and the picture below I was kindly sent for you.

Gaga was wearing the cape as a hat.

Photos by Ron Morisson. Model Bettina S.

Born This Way Fashion Team:
Creative: Nicola Formichetti, Nick Knight, Laurieann Gibson, Todd Tourso
Photography: Nick Knight
Fashion Director: Nicola Formichetti
Stylists: Anna Trevelyan and Brandon Maxwell
Hair: Sam McKnight
Make-up: Val Garland
Nails: Marian Newman

Fashion credits: Nicola Formichetti’s blog
Photos via: Nicola Formichetti’s blog, Anna Trevelyan’s blog, courtesy of Daniela Karlinger and Bart Hess, Style, Flickr/efeitomagenta

Same as her teal hair suit, one of the costumes she donned during Paul O’Grady Show, …

… her X Factor black outfit and keytar were made by Charlie Le Mindu.

100% human hair from Hairdreams extentions.

For the blue outfit Charlie used some of the 34 Directions Semi Permament Hair Colours.

Photos: The-Fame, screencap

Below what I was able to find out about her costumes so far. Found out something else? Drop me a line!

She started her concert with Born This Way dressed in “Pregnant Outfit” designed by Charlie le Mindu…

… and black latex suit by HMS Latex.

Underneath the jacket it was another HMS Latex Cropped Top, this time in black.

Both her Rubber Bandage Dress and Dancing Shorts belong to Void of Course Impossibility of Love collection.

The first thing I wanted the moment I was sent the Impossilibity of Love lookbook, was this Elastic Skirt…

… Gaga wore (hope for more photos!) yesterday night for the interview with BBC Radio 1.

That one will be mine as soon as it arrives to the Void of Course onine store (first pieces already available for purchase, new stuff will be added very soon)!

Photos: The-Fame, courtesy of Void of Course

… blue top from Alexander McQueen Spring 2010 Plato’s Atlantis collection (I know you knew) and…

… metal skirt and necklace from Gemma Slack Spring 2010 collection inspired by the futuristic super heroine.

Love the reflect effect the neck piece creates and love the skirt despite the fact that, as Gemma said, “you probably wouldn’t be able to fit it through a door”. Or… precisely because of that.

Looove it. Period. Photo by Jenny Hands.

My job is done here dears. Because I believe (and I’m so proud I can say this) there isn’t one single Gaga Fashionland resident out there who wouldn’t know the look was completed with Charlie le Mindu Hair Lips, vintage Alpina sunglasses, gloves designed by Marko Mitanovski and Alexander McQueen Armadillo platforms.

Lady Gaga protagoniza el anuncio de “Regza Phone IS04″ – el recién presentado Android OS smart phone de Fujitsu Toshiba Mobile Communications, vestida en top estampado de la colección Plato’s Atlantis de Alexander McQueen (ya sé que lo sabías) combinado con falda y collar hechos en aluminio pertenecen a la colección PV 2010 de Gemma Slack, inspirada en la super heroína futurista.

Me encanta el efecto reflejo de la “gargantilla” y la falda a pesar de que, como dice Gemma, “vestida en ella probablemente no cabrías por la puerta”. O… precisamente por eso.

Me encanta. Y punto. Foto capturada por Jenny Hands.

Y aquí termina mi labor de hoy. Pues estoy segura (y me enorgullece poder decir esto) de que no hay un solo residente de Gaga Fashionland que no supiera que Gaga completó el look con Hair Lips de Charlie le Mindu, gafas de sol vintage de Alpina, guantes monstruosos creados por Marko Mitanovski y plataformas Armadillo de Alexander McQueen.

Photos vía: The-Fame, FMag, Gemma Slack

You know a lot of them thanks to the constant love and support Gaga has been showing them. Currently you can admire the creativity of Charlie le Mindu, Alex Noble, Craig Lawrence, RP/Encore, Kei Kagami, Lilee, Sophie Stephens, Simone Rocha, Frances Conteh and Kirsty Ward (the first ten windows were revealed on Friday, the next ten will follow in February).

Love the idea of converting the store windows into super creative business cards. Over one million people every week will see the latest collections and the contact details of the 20 emerging designers Selfridges carefully selected for their Brigh Young Things project that will coincide with London Fashion Week AW 2011.

Each of the designers has also created an exclusive capsule collection for Selfridges, which will be sold in pop-up-shops both in store and online.

You can get the creation you love the most and on top of owning something very special, you’ll also add your bit in helping Selfridges support “the design stars of the future”.

Those of you who live in or plan to travel to London, can see Charlie le Mindu “Pinkapocalypse” he created together with Anna Trevelyan, that “basically is a physical exploration of their fantasy land”.

Craig Lawrence collaborated with James Barnett to create his metallic knit fantasy installation (make sure to visit his blog to read all the behind the scenes details and watch the making-off).

Alex Noble presents both “Couture of the Wild” surreal and sereine window installation and his first capsule collection – exclusive art work print dresses.

I found all above photos on Anna Trevelyan‘s blog.  Visit Fred Butler‘s blog and Boy Meets Fashion to see more!

Desde el pasado viernes 7 de Enero Selfridges cedido sus famosísimos escaparates en la Oxfort Street a “algunos de los nuevos nombres más creativos y fascinantes de los mundos de moda y arte”.

Ya conoces a muchos de ellos gracias al amor y apoyo continuos de parte de Gaga. Actualmente puedes admirar la creatividad de Charlie le Mindu, Alex Noble, Craig Lawrence, RP/Encore, Kei Kagami, Lilee, Sophie Stephens, Simone Rocha, Frances Conteh y Kirsty Ward (los siguientes diez escaparates se revelarán en Febrero).

Me encanta la idea de convertir los escaparates en una especie de tarjetas de visita súper creativas. Más de un millón de personas cada semana verá las últimas colecciones e información de contacto de 20 diseñadores emergentes cuidadosamente seleccionados por Selfridges para Brigh Young Things – el proyecto que concide con la London Fashion Week OI 2011.

Cada uno de los diseñadores también creó una pequeña colección cápsula en exclusiva para Selfridges, que estará a la venta tanto en el gran almacén, como online.

Ya puedes hacerte con la pieza que más de guste y además de invertir en algo muy especial, al mismo tiempo estarás apoyando “las futuras estrellas del diseño”.

Si vives en Londres o tienes previsto un viajecillo, entre otros podrás ver el escaparate rosa de Charlie le Mindu llamado “Pinkapocalypse” creado junto con Anna Trevelyan, que “básicamente es una exploración física de su mundo de la fantasía”.

Craig Lawrence cooperó con James Barnett para crear su instalación (si te interesan todos los detalles sobre el concepto, creación y making-off, los encontrarás en su blog).

Alex Noble presenta su instalación surrealista “Couture of the Wild” y su primera y exclusiva colección cápsula de vestidos estampados.

Estas fotos las encontré en el blog de Anna Trevelyan.

Visita el blog de Fred Butler o Boy Meets Fashion para ver muchas más!

… Charlie Le Mindu Pink Flamingo Dress, one of the finale numbers presented during Charlie’s Spring 2011 Show, styled by Anna Trevelyan.

Our girl completed the look with vintage Gianfranco Ferrè sunglasses, another awesome trademark biker jacket of hers (similar to this one I found for you the other day), Vintage Chanel Jumbo CC Lock Bag and one of her favourite vertiginous patent platform ankle boots.

There were many of you who shared your love notes about this particular pair by Pleaser with me. Some of you have them already. Others want to get your hands on them.

If you belong to the first team, thanks so much for helping me find them. For those of you who want to have your very own pair, try HERE, HERE or HERE. And for those who always look for some ferosh platform boots to add to their personal collection, I’m preparing a Platform Special for you, sooo get ready!

Couldn’t leave you without sharing below beauties. Drawn by Stefan Schwartzman for Charlie le Mindu. What a wonderful job!

Pink Flamenco Dress, Black Rose headpiece and Blonde Lips. All worn by Gaga.

And there are much more. Check them all out HERE.

Photos vía: Glamourmagazine, Fashiondaydreams, Papierdoll, CharlieleMindu