Lady Gaga looks eternally-chic as she dons a white pussybow blouse and tuxedo pants to promote Tudor watch
Lady Gaga oozed classic elegance as she showed off her superior style in a new ad for Tudor watches.
The Chromatic artist, 34, wowed while wearing a crisp white pussybow blouse with black tuxedo-style trousers as she posed on a deck high above the LA skyline.
Gaga put one hand in her pocket, highlighting the eternal cool of her luxury wristwatch as she leaned against a glass wall and sent a smoldering glare towards the camera.
Watch out: Lady Gaga looked chic as can be while showing off her stunning Tudor watch in a new ad posted Thursday
The Grammy winner let her icy blonde locks sweep down with 70s chic curtain bands and a bit of bedhead-inspired tousle. For makeup, Gaga opted for a silvery smoky eye and thick, fluttering eyelashes.
Keeping things simple, she captioned the shot: ‘#BornToDare.’
Ever the pioneer, the Stupid Love singer became Tudor’s first female ambassador in 2019.
Classic: The Chromatic artist, 34, wowed while wearing a crisp white pussybow blouse with black tuxedo-style trousers
Icon: Ever the pioneer, the Stupid Love singer became Tudor’s first female ambassador in 2019
Talking about her partnership with the Swiss brand around the time, Gaga said: ‘I mean, the truth is, when it comes to doing, you know, sponsorships or being the face of something, it’s not really something that I’m normally interested in, but they’re [Tudor] so innovative.’
Gaga is currently in Italy shooting Ridley Scott’s House Of Gucci, where she’ll be playing ‘black widow’ Patrizia Reggiani, who was found guilty of paying a hit man €300,000 (£240,000) to murder 46–year–old Maurizio Gucci in 1995.
Ever the dedicated actress, the multihyphenate has physically transformed for the role by ditching her signature blonde or pastel locks for a deep chocolate brunette look.
Chameleon: Gaga traded her blonde locks for a rich brunette for her role in Ridley Scott’s upcoming drama House Of Gucci (seen on set in Rome on March 22nd, 2021 above)
Reggiani put a hit out on her estranged husband after Gucci left her for another woman 10 years previously, telling her he was going on a short business trip from which he never returned
Reggiani was initially sentenced to 29 years in 1998, which was reduced to 26 on appeal. She served 18 before being released in October 2014.
The film is based on the bestselling novel The House of Gucci: A Sensational Story of Murder, Madness, Glamour, and Greed by author Sara Gay Forden.
Resentment: Reggiani, nicknamed the ‘Black Widow’, was found guilty of paying a hit man €300,000 (£240,000) to murder 46–year–old Maurizio Gucci, an heir to the fashion empire