Instead of writing his column for the fifth edition of this month's V Magazine, Lady Gaga left the designers responsible for their recent collaborations speak for her. This means that Giorgio Armani, Karl Lagerfeld and Manish Arora have, each, notes on how to make clothes for GaGa.
Giorgio Armani:
It's always exciting to work with Lady GaGa, because it allows my imagination wander freely, creating theatrical costumes really. She is an artist with a great personality and amazing stage presence. I was attracted by his genuine interest in fashion and design, which she designs with a conviction without limits - and she definitely considers a vital ingredient of his career.
Paco Rabanne's Manish Arora:
Boldness. Beyond the fashion and beauty, style GaGa is unpredictable, iconic and timeless. It is today and tomorrow, between fantasy and reality ... It is a statement of re-creation, a work of art.
Karl Lagerfeld:
GaGa gives the world his music and his talent, but the thing I like most is that they fight boredom and banality. It also puts forth an image of ever-changing, inspiring, and strong - an image beyond fashion. It is a concentrated end of "Zeitgeist", freeing us from boredom heavy shown publicly politically correct by being herself rather than politically correct. Something in the world today would be lost if there was Lady Gaga, because she's a Lady.
