The singer delivered a magical fashion show on the red carpet, unveiling new looks as she made her way up the grand stairs.
Lady Gaga is a showstopper!
All eyes were on the A Star Is Born leading lady as she made her way down the red carpet at the 2019 Met Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City on Monday night.
This year's theme, "Camp: Notes on Fashion," based on Susan Sontag's 1994 essay, "Notes on Camp," inspired a slew of celebs to don statement-making ensembles that explored elements of "irony, humor, parody, theatrically, and exaggeration," something that Gaga is no stranger to.
Dressed to the nines, the "Shallow" songstress turned heads in an extravagant and billowing hot pink Brandon Maxwell look that featured a massive train, a matching headpiece, a black tulle skirt underneath her gown and umbrella. Her beauty look was equally as dramatic, with major lashes and doll-like makeup. She was also doused in Tiffany diamonds.
But that wasn't all! During the red carpet, Gaga delivered a magical and epic fashion show, slowly unveiling three additional looks. After making a major entrance with five dancers carrying umbrellas and helping the Oscar winner with her dress, Gaga reached the middle of the stairs and revealed a black gown.
She then came back down the carpet again and Maxwell cut off her second look to reveal a hot pink body-hugging dress underneath with a black sparkly bra peeking through. Gaga then took out an old-school-style cell phone from her purse and put on Linda Farrow sunglasses.
Last but not least, she made her way down the red carpet once more for her fourth and final change, which consisted of a bra, underwear, fishnets and statement heels. She pulled a House of Gaga wagon before strutting up the stairs, lying down and posing.
Gaga, along with Serena Williams, Harry Styles and Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele, is this year's Met Ball co-chair.
The last time the GRAMMY winner attended the annual fundraiser was in 2016. The theme was "Manux X Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology" and she arrived in a unique metallic, silver leotard with matching cropped jacket by Versace.
See more of ET's Met Gala coverage, below.
RELATED CONTENT:
