Lady Gaga, 35, just graced the cover of Deadline’s “AwardsLine Oscar Preview” issue and looked effortlessly elegant and sultry in a thigh-length, tasteful blazer and knee-high black heeled boots. As always with her style, this outfit absolutely wowed us. (The article that accompanied the photo shoot, and Gaga’s articulate, eloquent comments on her recent film role and being a woman in Hollywood, did too!)
The singer and actress put her toned legs on full display in the pantsless look, and the structured blazer showed off her curves, slim figure and waistline. The House of Gucci star donned her signature smokey eye, winged eyeliner, a mauve lipstick color and sharp, white, pointed nails to complete the glamorous ensemble.
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She tied her platinum blonde hair into a chic chignon and posed for the entertainment publication while also opening up about her experience as an actress and her most recent role—Patrizia Reggiani, former wife of Maurizio Gucci— and everything she learned from taking on the part.
Gaga said, “I put all of the ingredients into a cauldron; I put in the biography of her that I’ve written, I put in the accent, I put in the script, I put in all of the traumas, I dig through my own library, I contribute my stories,” she continued, “And then I drink the soup, I study the animal. And then I show up on set and [director] Ridley yells action… and I throw it all out the window and just talk to the actor.”
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The Chromatica hitmaker also detailed her experience as a female actress in Hollywood in her 30s, addressing the inevitability of aging, pressure to look younger, etc. “…I think it’s something that a lot of women share in common, this fear of, ‘Well, if I’m over 30 and I’m not married, or if I lose my looks at this time, then I’m not going to work anymore,'” Gaga said. “Or, as an actress in this industry, ‘My face has to be frozen in time in order to get a job.’… I think a lot of women can relate to that.”
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Gaga continued, noting that while she has faced judgment and hardship throughout her multi-faceted career, she still feels inspired and “interested in women’s stories,” also saying that she’d “love to play Mary Magdalene” in a film role one day. (And that, we’d love to see!)
