In a costume-coup for the Queen of outfits, Lady Gaga outdid herself Sunday night when she exited her concert at the Roseland Ballroom in New York wearing a smashing body stocking that featured hand-sewn rose decals.
It was one of several outfits The Born This Way singer wore during her performance, the sixth of seven that she is doing to mark the closing of the storied dance hall.
Fans went wild for her complicated look and mobbed her when she left the performance hall.
Despite having sung and danced the night before at Roseland, the 28-year-old still managed to belt out a fresh performance.
To perform a Tony Bennett song, Gaga vamped it up in a red bustier, black studded go-go boots, ripped fish-nets and blonde fright wig.
She changed from the red bustier to black and silver one as she knocked out more fan favourites while playing the piano.
Fans waiting for the singer responded with wide grins to the stunning body suit, that had a bit of a Japanese look.
The night before, the New York entertainer made a surprise appearance at BMP Nightclub in New York on Saturday for the Official Lady Gaga At Roseland after-party and showed off her pert posterior in a daring leotard.
Gaga danced around the stage, showing off her moves in the revealing leotard, fishnet tights and her signature towering heels, and while she may have been wearing an attention grabbing blonde wig, the focus was no doubt on her revealing ensemble.
The star showed no signs of fatigue after performing at the Roseland earlier in the evening and put on an energetic performance at the after-show.
Gaga took to the stage alone as she strutted her stuff.
Her tattoo on her left thigh was clearly visible as through her fishnet stockings and she appeared to be in a world of her own as she showed off her moves.
Never body-conscious, the star twisted and turned to show off her body from every angle.
The ArtPop hitmaker is currently completing a seven-night residency at Roseland Ballroom, which will end on April 7, with the closing of the legendary New York venue.
The 52nd Street theatre is closing its doors after 56 years, and the G.U.Y. singer is the final performer to take the stage.
'It's basically the only room in the city I haven’t played,' Gaga told The New Yorker recently, noting that Manhattan clubs are 'where I learned to be bold.'
The Roseland Ballroom will eventually be transformed into a 59-storey residential tower.
Gaga will then have almost a month off before she kicks off her ARTPOP Ball Tour May 4 at Florida's BB&T Center in Ft. Lauderdale.
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