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Lady Gaga has launched a new line of baby wear based on some of her most shocking costumes – including the controversial meat dress she wore at last year’s MTV Music Awards last year.
In an advertisement, the 25-year-old announced the line was called Gaga Goo Goo – Lady Gaga Baby wear.
But mothers needn’t fear there will be a Gaga-inspired fashion trend on the playground – the ad was all a stunt for her appearance on US Talk Show Jimmy Kimmel Live last night.
In a short clip, the Born This Way singer is seen holding babies wearing the various outfits.
Stephanie Germanotta popularly known as Lady Gaga wore the famous Franc Fernandez designed meat dress when she accepted the Best Video of the Year for Bad Romance to proclaim that she wasn’t ‘a piece of meat. She shocked the stars on the red carpet and made headlines worldwide.
The 35-pound dress made of a dozen thin-cut flank steaks, was preserved by a taxidermist and is now displayed at the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio.
Also included in Gaga’s fake fashion line was a dress made out of Muppet Show character Kermit the Frog. The green furry creation by designer Jean Charles de Castelbajac was hung with dozens of the famous frog’s head as the eccentric singer interviewed for a German television show in 2009.
Gaga’s bubble dress worn throughout her Fame Ball tour in 2009 is also seen on one of the babies.
She told MTV at the time, the dress was inspired by one she had seen on the catwalk.
‘The bubble installation was inspired by a dress Hussein Chalayan made a few years ago. I couldn’t get the dress, because it’s, like, half-a-million dollars in a museum somewhere, but I remade it and I built a piano somewhere inspired by it.’
The fourth item in the line is a green sparkly leotard which she wore while performing with Elton John at the Grammy’s last year. It was a Philip Treacy creation.

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