Lady Gaga Warns Not To Mess Around With Mugler
Lady Gaga warns 'don't f***' with Mugler woman but a Nevada-based company, Excite Worldwide says you shouldn't f*** around with anything Lady Gaga !
Lady Gaga warned the Paris Fashion Week crowd on Wednesday not to 'f***' with Thierry Mugler, the design label headed by her friend and stylist Nicola Formichetti, in a video unveiled for his runway show.
Lady Gaga warned the Paris Fashion Week crowd on Wednesday not to 'f***' with Thierry Mugler, the design label headed by her friend and stylist Nicola Formichetti, in a video unveiled for his runway show.
'Sometimes my heart feels so black, sometimes my heart feels like rainbows,' the eccentric diva chanted to a heady electro soundtrack, as the camera panned in to a close-up of her mouth, two silver teeth shining at the front.
Special effects distorted Lady Gaga's face, as she shook her head and pulled faces at the camera, tossing her two blonde pigtails.
'I am Mugler woman, don't f*** with me, don't f*** with Mugler. Do you want to anger Mugler woman? She will eat you,' warned the singer, who last year joined models on the runway at Japanese-Italian Formichetti's show. 'Welcome to Paris, it's Fashion week,' she quipped at the end, sounding the start of the nighttime Mugler show.
"My favorite is that Lady Gaga," Bennett gushed to MTV News at the Video Music Awards, where Gaga spent the night in character as her male alter ego, Jo Calderone. "She's the biggest. I'll tell you, I never met anyone with more talent than that lady."
Lady Gaga’s stylist disappoints at Mugler on day 2 of Paris fashion week
The alchemy was off at the house of Mugler, where Lady Gaga’s stylist, Nicola Formichetti, again failed to live up to his reputation as a sort of Generation Y Midas who turns everything he touches into gold.
Formichetti’s second effort as Mugler creative director fizzled Wednesday, as the label fielded a less-than-convincing spring-summer 2012 ready-to-wear collection of willfully wacky sci-fi garb in neutral shades. It was as if the show, which garnered only a tepid round of applause before fashion insiders fled into the hot Paris night, had been tailor-made to drive home a crucial point: That buzz does not a fashion house make.
Formichetti’s second effort as Mugler creative director fizzled Wednesday, as the label fielded a less-than-convincing spring-summer 2012 ready-to-wear collection of willfully wacky sci-fi garb in neutral shades. It was as if the show, which garnered only a tepid round of applause before fashion insiders fled into the hot Paris night, had been tailor-made to drive home a crucial point: That buzz does not a fashion house make.
Riding high on his new wave of success — including first-week sales of 179,000 copies — Bennett said his career has always been incredibly cyclical. "I'm 85; I just want to tell you, it's a very strange situation," he said. "I always worked live, and ever since 1950, wherever I've played internationally I've been sold out all these years. It's amazing. So the public's been on my side all the time."
Models wear creations by British fashion designer Gareth Pugh during his spring-summer 2012 ready-to-wear collection presented Wednesday Sept.28, 2011in Paris.
No one knows that better than Dries Van Noten, the modest and affable Belgian designer who, working quietly over the past quarter century, has built an empire on the quality of his clothes alone. Van Noten delivered another tour de force Wednesday, with a collection of sculptural skirts and jackets printed with cityscapes by night.
It looked as if Damir Doma were following in Van Noten’s footsteps, not aesthetically — the designers have radically different visions — but by allowing his clothes to mature naturally and to speak for themselves.
Rochas’ Marco Zanini held fast to his chaste vision of early 1960-era glamour with a slight patina of nerdiness, and big, bold retro-futuristic glamour was in the air at Brazilian wunderkind Pedro Lourenco’s polished show.
Zippers to nowhere embellished the peppy sportswear numbers from Portugal’s Felipe Oliveira Baptista, and models were encased in cages and plastic masks at the day’s most disturbing display, by soft-spoken British bad boy Gareth Pugh.
Paris’ nine-day-long ready-to-wear extravaganza moves into day three on Thursday with shows by California-born designer Rick Owens, coveted Paris label Balmain and Indian madcap Manish Arora.
DRIES VAN NOTEN
Romantic, boulder-strewn landscapes and anonymous cityscapes — their neon lights shining in the dark — were the dreamscapes of Van Noten’s haunting spring-summer collection.
The Belgian critical darling projected these topos onto the ladylike shapes of 1950s-era couture, sending out classic bell-shaped shirts and ample cocoon coats illuminated by urban lights or covered in dramatic black and white etchings of mountains and waterfalls.
Suddenly, the mothball-laden retro air that clings to these shapes evaporated, replaced by a crisp, of-the-moment freshness.
These were the kind of clothes that you would never suspect you could want, but once you see them, you can think of nothing else.
MUGLER
Whether he dresses her in meat or swathes her in a gown made entirely out of stuffed animals, Formichetti can do no wrong when it comes to outfitting Lady Gaga. But at his day job as Mugler creative director, the stylist has yet to hit on the winning formula.
After his widely panned debut at Mugler last season with a collection that was all about plastic pants and other garments normally sold at sex shops, Formichetti was back Wednesday with a radically different — but no more successful — approach to spring-summer 2012.
Meanwhile, we heard you shouldn't mess with Lady Gaga and here is the story: -
Lady Gaga sues company over trademark bids in her name
Lady Gaga says a Nevada-based company is trying to horn in on her fame to market cosmetics and jewelry. She’s suing in New York.
The Grammy Award-winning pop star sued Excite Worldwide LLC on Monday. The lawsuit says the company applied without her permission to trademark the names “Lady Gaga” and “Lady Gaga LG” for makeup and baubles.
Excite Worldwide didn’t immediately respond to telephone messages Wednesday at numbers listed for the company in Chicago and Henderson, Nev.
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office records show the applications haven’t been approved. But the “Poker Face” singer says they’re muddying her efforts to add to her own suite of trademarks surrounding her name.
Her suit says customers could be duped into thinking she’s affiliated with Excite Worldwide’s products. She’s seeking unspecified damages.
Oh well ...
On a related note,
Lady Gaga, Tony Bennett Music Video Debuts Monday
'Lady Is a Tramp' clip is the second from Duets II, following 'Body and Soul' with the late Amy Winehouse.
Tony Bennett just scored his first #1 album with Duets II, and now the legend is ready to drop another video from the collabo project.
On Monday, his video for "The Lady Is a Tramp" — with a blue-haired Lady Gaga by his side — will hit the Web. On the track, Gaga gets a little feisty with the 85-year-old. "I hate California, it's crowded and damp," the New York-native Gaga sings, before Bennett chimes in giggling, "That's why the lady is a tramp."
'Lady Is a Tramp' clip is the second from Duets II, following 'Body and Soul' with the late Amy Winehouse.
Tony Bennett just scored his first #1 album with Duets II, and now the legend is ready to drop another video from the collabo project.
On Monday, his video for "The Lady Is a Tramp" — with a blue-haired Lady Gaga by his side — will hit the Web. On the track, Gaga gets a little feisty with the 85-year-old. "I hate California, it's crowded and damp," the New York-native Gaga sings, before Bennett chimes in giggling, "That's why the lady is a tramp."