Money can't buy style

If anyone, Daphne Guinness, heiress of the Guinness empire, could afford a stylist. And it seems that she desperately needs one. Now if Lady Gaga can pull extreme fashion look, it just doesn't mean it suits all ... especially while walking round town in daytime. Now this is a true fail and do not try this at home.

Lady Gaga's raw red meat stylist enters big fashion house

The Paris-based Thierry Mugler brand announced on today that Nicola Formichetti had been named creative director of its ready-to-wear lines beginning with the fall-winter 2011-12 collections.

Formichetti, 33, is a consultant whose client list includes Japanese retailer Uniqlo and magazine Vogue Hommes Japan (he serves as fashion director of both), and a stylist whose celebrity clientele includes one known for her over-the-top ensembles -- Lady Gaga. (At his personal blog, Formichetti credited himself as stylist for Gaga's multiple-outfit VMA appearance Sunday night that included this "meat dress" by Franc Fernandez.)

VMA fashion

Lady Gaga's latest cover - in raw meat bikini

Why is Lady Gaga celibate?

Check the cver of September's issue of Vanity Fair. The lady herself – Lady Gaga – talks about fashion, drug addiction and staying celibate to avoid depleting of her creative energy. „I have this weird thing that if I sleep with someone they're going to take my creativity from me through my vagina,“ she said to magazines contributing editor Lisa Robinson. Interesting. For more juicy Gaga statements, we will just have to wait and read in the next issue of VF.

Latest fashion fixation - cross-dressing

Yes, you read correctly. And the photo above is Lady Gaga in her androgynous look.

If last autumn was all about man being “womanized”, the 2010 fall fashion in on women dressing as men. We could say the trend was pushed forward by Nicola Formichetti, Lady Gaga’s stylist, who helped the rising singer developing her alter ego and popularize extravagant, “she-got-balls”, almost theatrical cross-dressing. Judge for yourselves, I think ones imagination should have no limits.