[Abyssy]

When Gaga first came out she spoke about individuality and how her eccentric costumes and performances were authentic and really her. She also said she "would rather die than be seen without a pair of high heels".

Fast forward a few years and now she's wearing tank tops, no heels and making personal "real music" on guitar and piano.



xox

[SpinThatShhh]

People change.

How many goths/emos etc do you see say stuff like "this is a lifestyle, not a choice!" only to see them wearing normal clothes in a couple of years. That Gaga still exists. Gaga, like fashion, is ever changing.

[Qwerty1234]

It wasn't love.

[careerfatality]

this just in


people change

[TinkerbellClap]

Artists change, and evolve. Her first few eras, you can see how she developed her costumes and performances.

For crying out loud, she's done a Jazz album and headlined a Jazz tour.

Did she lie? No she didn't. People change. True artists evolve.

xox

[Tristan]

It was all a Perfect #1llusion

[velocity]

Originally posted by careerfatality

this just in


people change

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[Nutitle]

She didn't lie, that's just how she wants to dress nowadays

[TinkerbellClap]

Originally posted by careerfatality

this just in


people change

[OnMyOwn]

She sold out

[J a y]

Lady Gaga's body is a canvas and it is merely a reflection of her lifestyle. See: Just Dance, she was an underground club performer (stripper at one point) and you can tell by the visuals in the video and her fashion at the time, the Haus and Gaga used fashion and art as a means of expression, promoting young designers. It's referred to as dance culture, not fashion.

Everything Gaga has ever done, has always been rock and roll at heart, ranging from club bangers to 70s glam-rock Bowie with piano (and now guitar) based ballads. She's been active for 7 years so it's disheartening that people don't know this..

[BlooRiverAnimal]

Women lie, men lie.

[M.R.]

You stan t.A.T.u., a band that faked their sexuality in order to gain success. Why worry about Gaga and her wardrobe choices?

[ReachOut]

Originally posted by Tristan

It was all a Perfect #1llusion

[RoarRiteNow1]

I wouldn't say she lied, but I think it's pretty clear that the weird outfit Gaga wasn't really her

It was probably forced upon her by her handlers, the fact that the name "Lady Gaga" was Rob Fusari's brainchild kinda supports that

[Brinny Baby]

Originally posted by Abyssy

When Gaga first came out she spoke about individuality and how her eccentric costumes and performances were authentic and really her. She also said she "would rather die than be seen without a pair of high heels".

Fast forward a few years and now she's wearing tank tops, no heels and making personal "real music" on guitar and piano.



xox

I think Gaga was using this as a schtick which became popular, so she was pressured to keep up with the act and was scared to see how well she'll sell without it all.

[Abyssy]

Originally posted by M.R.

You stan t.A.T.u., a band that faked their sexuality in order to gain success. Why worry about Gaga and her wardrobe choices?

Yes t.A.T.u. who were put together at like 13 and their pervy manager came up with the lesbian idea and took advantage of them. They weren't grown women like Gaga when they first started. Also they aren't the only ones to have lied about their sexuality in music .

Anyway this isn't about them it's about Gaga.

xox

[J a y]

Originally posted by Brinny Baby

I think Gaga was using this as a schtick which became popular, so she was pressured to keep up with the act and was scared to see how well she'll sell without it all.

[IMG][/IMG]

Nope.

Lady Gaga didn't dress herself, nor did she name herself. Even at her peak, designers (the more popular ones as she became global) wanted her to wear their clothing. You'd know this if you had been paying any attention to pop culture.

Any1 know a forum where its members actually know what they're talking about because I'm getting bored of this stupidity.

[DerpGa]

People Change

[Hazard]

She grew up...do you still stand by the things you thought and said 7 years ago? I know I don't. Give her a break, jeez.