All Of Lady Gaga’s Summer Fashion Moments In New York City

While out in New York City, Lady Gaga wore a pastel yellow “Marlo” maxi dress from Paris Georgia, a pastel pink Celine handbag, and nude Manolo Blahnik heels. She finished her look with square frames from Brioni.

After her final concert with Bennett, Gaga left Radio City Music Hall in a sparkling ensemble. Her embellished gown is a custom design from Georges Hobeika.

Upon exiting her hotel in New York City, Lady Gaga wore her another sculptural look from Christopher John Rogers, specifically his Spring 2021 collection, paired with her go-to Pleaser boots and Andy Wolf sunglasses. Gaga first wore the designer on the 2020 MTV VMAs red carpet.

Still on a loungewear kick — but make it fashion. Gaga wore a Marc Jacobs bandeau bra top and matching bike shorts with a Mark Cross mini bag and Pleaser “Flamingo-1050” platforms.

Gaga switched into a khaki-colored cropped hoodie and sweats from Alo Yoga.

Even her loungewear is designer. Lady Gaga went for a very laid-back look in a Balenciaga sweatsuit with white sneakers and her go-to black sunglasses.

Lady Gaga departed her hotel in a vintage pinstriped look from Jean Paul Gaultier’s 1997 Haute Couture collection. She paired the power suit with nude heels that peek from underneath, a white handle bag from Savette, and rounded cat-eye sunglasses by Valentino.

Retro never looked better. Lady Gaga was seen in Midtown wearing a dotted A-Line dress from Rodarte, white pumps by Giuseppe Zanotti, and Celine sunglasses. She finished the look with a customized “Love For Sale” bag by Delvaux, promoting her upcoming collaborative album with Tony Bennett.

Lady Gaga casually wore an elaborate purple ensemble from Valentino’s Haute Couture collection after rehearsing at Radio City Music Hall. The look came straight from the French fashion house’s recent Fall 2021 runway show in Venice.

The day before, Lady Gaga served a classic LBD moment but with a twist. The Andrew Gn dress is detailed with a floral laced collar and lined with bejeweled buttons. She completed the look with a Louis Vuitton bag, Giuseppe Zanotti’s black satin pumps with crystal detailing, and sunglasses from Komono.

Lady Gaga strutted through Chelsea with an all-black ensemble. She wore a black cape draped over a bodysuit and a suede belt from Deborah Drattell. She paired the outfit with metallic mesh tights by Fogal, “Beyond-1020” platform boots from Pleaser, a satin head wrap, and Dita’s “Erasur” sunglasses.

Lady Gaga is truly a walking angel. She was seen in Chelsea wearing a black ribbed dress adorned with white feathers from Lanvin. She finished the outfit in glossy lace-up boots from Pleaser, a black leather bag with a golden cat handle from Lanvin, and sunglasses by Marc Jacobs.

Lady Gaga perfected the black-on-black look with a form-fitting cutout bustier dress from Magda Butrym and “Infinity-1020” lace-up boots by Pleaser. She accessorized with a boxy handbag from Mark Cross and Dita’s “Day Tripper" black sunglasses.

Lady Gaga delivered elegance in a ‘50s-inspired off-the-shoulder dress by Dallas Coulter and satin pumps by Jimmy Choo. She finished the outfit carrying a custom leather handbag by Mark Cross stamped with the reoccurring “Love For Sale” motif.

Lady Gaga served us two looks in one day and we’re so here for it. While heading to her MTV Unplugged performance, she left The Plaza Hotel in a custom bubble-sleeved outfit by Christian Siriano and black satin Jimmy Choo pumps. She also carried the same bag by Mark Cross.

Lady Gaga captivated Midtown in an all-white look, wearing a layered ruffle dress by Giambattista Valli and ivory Jimmy Choo heels. She completed the ensemble in a statement Fendi coat, black sunglasses by Illesteva, and a Mark Cross leather box bag in a bright seafoam green for a subtle pop of color.

Lady Gaga wore a black-and-white floral dress with puffy sleeves by Giuseppe di Morabito and black Giuseppe Zanotti pumps. She also wore gold and pearl-drop earrings by Oscar de la Renta, black cat-eye sunglasses by Illesteva, and Mark Cross’ classic “1845” woven mini trunk bag.