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Lady Gaga channels Marilyn Monroe, Madonna in stunning figure-hugging new look

The "Born This Way" singer loves a good glam look


Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta aka Lady Gaga attends the 30th annual Elton John AIDS Foundation 94th Oscars Viewing Party in Los Angeles, California on March 27, 2022© Getty Images

    Lady Gaga loves a good moment to dress up, whether it's the avant garde and extreme or the elegant and glamorous, and she provided a glimpse of the latter with her latest social media post.

    The singer, 37, took to Instagram with a new video of herself taken with her selfie camera and surrounded by products from her Haus Labs collection.

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    She wore a figure-hugging pink gown with a pair of matching gloves, reminiscent of Marilyn Monroe's iconic ensemble from 1953's replicated most memorably by Madonna in her 1985 music video for "Material Girl."

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    Gaga paired her outfit with hoop earrings and a face to match, going for a glossy baby pink lip and light blush, accents of pink abound!

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    "Feeling super inspired, grateful, and have a lot of love in my heart," she simply wrote in her caption, with many fans praising her look with a slew of heart emojis.

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    "Looking hot and unbothered," one wrote, while another said: "USE THAT INSPIRATION FOR A NEW ALBUM," and a third added: "MOTHER IS MOTHERING." Many others added flame emojis to their compliments.

    American actress and singer Marilyn Monroe on the set of Gentlemen Prefer Blondes directed by Howard Hawks.© Getty Images
    Marilyn made the exact style iconic with her "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" number

    Several saw it as a response to the comments she received after her previous post, which was a sponsored ad for the migraine drug Nurtec.

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    "Ever since childhood, I've dealt with migraine pain," she wrote alongside a fully laid out message promoting the drug, including a visual from her which bore the brand's logo and messaging.

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    A majority of her fans were left confused as to why the actress felt the need to partner with the company in the first place, leaving comments like: "Not me thinking it was the tour DVD announcement," and: "This is what u warned us about Gaga, it's the Fame Monster."

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    While the Oscar-winning singer-songwriter hasn't spoken directly about those claims, she mainly utilizes her social feeds to showcase her Haus Labs make-up, one of the more successful celeb-owned beauty lines.

    Lady Gaga shares a pair of make-up free selfies on Instagram© Instagram
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    Recently, alongside a slew of make-up free selfies from bed, she gushed: "I've always been so inspired by beauty and fashion from the UK, and how bold and innovative it is. 

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    "I started @hauslabs as a company that is also bold and innovative in its artistry and formulas, combining beautiful colors with skin-loving ingredients that make our makeup good for your skin! 

    Lady Gaga celebrates the launch of her make-up line in Sephora UK on Instagram© Instagram
    The singer celebrated the launch of her make-up line in Sephora UK

    "I am SO honored to have launched in @sephorauk and to see all of the incredible love from the beauty community there. I love you all and am so happy to see you creating with our products!"

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