Girl Gaga isn’t about to go overboard with this entire methodology dressing factor. The singer and actress toned down her Joker themed style for one more one of many movie’s premieres final evening, providing up a Hollywood model of signature Harley Quinn glamour.
Gaga slipped right into a customized Celine robe for the Joker: Folie à Deux Los Angeles premiere. Her gown’s column form put emphasis on the draped assertion sleeves that had an virtually cape-like impact on the again. Gaga’s deep pink hair wasn’t styled fairly as excessive because the mullet lower she rocked in London however nonetheless nodded to her Joker character, Harley Quinn. She completed off her look with a multi-collar necklace and bracelet, courtesy of Tiffany & Co., and a black manicure.
Gaga’s outfit, from the elegant LBD to the coiffed fiery hair, introduced a extra refined twist to the actress’s latest embrace of methodology dressing. No, Gaga didn’t have Harley Quinn-level make-up like she did in London, however she nonetheless managed so as to add some edge with bleached eyebrows. One thing a bit extra excessive style villainess, much less comedian e-book villainess.
Gaga was in London together with her co-star Joaquin Phoenix final week the place she hit the pink carpet in one other Celine look. She wore a daring pleated ball robe and an identical structured coat. What actually introduced the whole lot into Joker territory was Gaga’s shaggy hair and make-up.
The next morning, Gaga continued her themed type with a photograph name look that blended jester, membership child, and classic stylings multi function. She wore a patterned shirt gown, sheer socks, and black Marc Jacobs Kiki boots.
In London, Gaga mentioned her expertise engaged on the movie which marks her first appearing function since 2021’s Home of Gucci.
“I do not actually know if I did as a result of I’ve made an entire document about her,” she mentioned when requested if she’s “let go” of Harley Quinn. “It was so wonderful to get to know this character by means of music, by means of the script, by means of dance, by means of all this large collaboration.”