Lady G's Fresh New Look

In her usual manner, Gaga has left her rocker-chick style in England and seemingly embraced a fresh, classier look. Personally, I 1) LOVE this look on her. It's very clean and a little farther away from the Madonna-era. And 2) continue to be amazed at how she creates so many iconic looks for herself. I mean, when we think Gaga, we think about her in eras, almost. Let's go through them for posterity.



Germanotta-era. Beginnings of Gaga, but with a naivete. Brunette. Sequins. Underwear and leotards.






Pokerface-era. Great bangs and long hair. Includes hair-art phase. Still seems young and energetic. Lots of interviews.













Paparazzi-era. Same stylish bangs, varying in severity. Short hair, sometimes soft and sometimes a severe bob. Darker imagery and more daring outfits. First use of the spark-shooting bra.



Paparazzi-Second-Generation-era. Short wavy or curly hair, varying colors. As seen in VMA performance. New obsession with masks and outrageous hats.







Telephone-era. First incarnation quickly disappears for the 2-tone yellow 'do. Varying lengths, but always wavy. Transition into Madonna-esque style and makeup. As seen at the Grammy's with the infamous orbit dress and later with the Philip Tracy lobster hat and, of course, in her longest and most out-of-the-box music video to date.





Telephone-Second-Generation era. Natural with bold lipstick. Extremely short hair-style. Few interviews, but long and personal. Comes off as a grown woman, an intellectual, and a tragically beautiful (but laughing in the face of her pain) heroine.




Alejandro era. Severe and unflattering. Seemingly a commentary on femininity and sexuality. Extremely revealing clothing and steam-punk, rocker-style. Fuck-off attitude.




Era: To Be Determined. Transition back to feminine and dainty. Less Madonna, but still with bold lipstick. Not quite back to the Telephone-Second-Generation era...but we'll see.