We've All Gone Gaga! The Lady's Best VMA Looks

Posted Sep 14th 2009 at 1:15PM by Marissa Gold (Subscribe to Marissa Gold's posts)

Filed under: CELEBRITY STYLE, Celebrity, Hot or Not, Red Carpet

Who wasn't watching when Gaga took the stage in outfit after crazy outfit last night? Well, just in case you missed it (or really, really need to see it again!) we compiled Lady Gaga's best VMA looks. Check 'em out:

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Lady Gaga's 2009 VMA Looks

Nobody does it like Gaga, and that's precisely why we put together her best style moments at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards.

Jeff Kravitz, FilmMagic

Lady Gagas 2009 VMA Looks

Looking like a high fashion mad hatter, Gaga kicked off the red carpet in a Phantom of the Opera-esque face mask, a couture neck brace, and a Jean Paul Gaultier dress.

Michael Loccisano, Getty Images

On stage, it was time to reprise her hit "Paparazzi" with a futuristic white cutout leotard, fishnets, and over-the-knee boots.

Jeff Kravitz, FilmMagic

When it came time to accept her award, Gaga stepped out in head-to-toe red lace, as well as a crown-like topper. Thankfully, she eventually removed her mask to address her fans face-to-face.

Christopher Polk, Getty Images

To meet the press, Gaga wore a Sasha Fierce-style one-piece with exaggerated lines, and glittery leg warmers.

Dimitrios Kambouris, WireImage

At her after-party at NYC's Avenue, Gaga showed us her take on wedded bliss--a white mini gown with sheer overlay, and a gigantic draped hat.

Michael N. Todaro, FilmMagic

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