Haus of Gaga/The Fame

This page is a list of outfits created by or with the Haus of Gaga through the years 2008 and 2009 during The Fame era.

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Underwear

Disco tie and panties.

Disco bra

The Disco bra is one of Lady Gaga's most iconic pieces of clothing. Gaga said during some shows of The Monster Ball Tour that it was made by herself and Justin Tranter, of Semi Precious Weapons. It was often worn during promotions for "Just Dance", it was also worn in the music video.
Gaga wore the Disco Bra at the Lollapalooza festival in 2007 and 2010. The Disco Bra was seen again in her Monster Ball Tour, for the final performance of her concert on January 10 to 26, 2010. While she sings "Bad Romance", she is dressed with an outfit with disco-styled shoulder pads, as well as the bra. In her interview with Oprah Winfrey, she showed a clip of her "Monster Ball Tour - Behind the Scenes" where Gaga explained that it is the same exact bra she wore in the music video for "Just Dance".

Accessories

Crystal Glasses

The Crystal Glasses, often known as The Fame Glasses, are the first glasses created by the Haus of Gaga in 2008. The glasses are made of crushed frozen acrylic. These glasses are seen on the cover of Lady Gaga's debut album, The Fame. There was a recreation of the glasses made for live performances, however, this version is just the original glasses without the crystals. It's made of solid polarized plastic and spray-painted. The glasses come in three colors: blue, yellow, and lavender.
These glasses can be seen in many of Gaga's performances, although most prominently during The Fame Ball Tour. The glasses are a part of the set of crystal wear in Gaga's collection. The set includes the Disco Stick and the Disco Glove. During The Fame Ball Tour, Gaga mainly wore the yellow pair of glasses, then later on switched to the lavender pair.
During an interview in 2008, Gaga mentioned that while wearing the original pair of crystal glasses, she couldn't see through them.

Mirrored Mask

The Mirror Mask made it's first debut in Lady Gaga's music video for "Poker Face". A photograph from the music video was used for "Poker Face" single cover and The Fame Ball Poster
Since then, she has worn it during her live performances including The Fame Ball ("Paparazzi"), and her summer and festival performances in 2009. In early July of 2009, the mask broke and was glued back together.

Haus Headset

The Haus Headset is a headset microphone that is sound triggered to light up.
Gaga mainly used the headset throughout late 2008 to mid-2009. Gaga debuted the piece on So You Think You Can Dance during "Just Dance". It is often accommodated by the iPod LCD Glasses.

Circuit glasses

The circuit glasses are pair of sunglasses designed to appear like a circuit board.

Outfits

Gold studded jacket

Dress

The Bernard Chandran dress is a black, leather dress created by the Haus of Gaga as a recreation of a dress in Bernard Chandran's 2009 Spring/Summer RTW Collection.

Origami Dress

The Origami Dress is one of Lady Gaga's best known outfits. She first wore various versions of the dress during the promotions for "Just Dance".
The dress was also worn various times during televised interviews and live performances and while Gaga toured with the Pussycat Dolls on their Doll Domination Tour, as well as the New Kids on the Block Tour.

All versions of the dress are patterned in an off shoulder style two piece corset with a matching detachable skirt to emulate a tearaway skirt / pants. The dresses were heavily based on the original dress designed by Manfred Thierry Mugler (Shiva - Fall/Winter 1991).

There were five variations of the dress:

The 1st was an all white dress made of vinyl with white acrylic crystals on the skirt, shoulder and matching headpiece.
The 2nd was a black leather dress with ochre yellow acrylic crystals on the skirt, shoulder and matching headpiece.
The 3rd was an all transparent black dress made of TPU (Thermopolyurethane) Vinyl with Transparent Acrylic Crystals.
The 4th was a black vinyl leotard with the Transparent Acrylic Crystals attached and it does not come with a skirt.
The 5th and final version of the dress was a tea green vinyl dress with Emerald glitter coated crystals all over the skirt which appeared in a picture posted by Lady Gaga on Twitter captioned "MONSTER BALL POST-OPERATION: In a scene titled Battling a Paparazzo". Note * unlike the previous three dresses, The entire dress is a one piece dress with an invisible zipper sewn all the way to the hem. During Paparazzi, it was unzipped revealing a green Gary Card corset layered underneath.

Peplum dress

The peplum dress is an outfit created by the Haus of Gaga. It consisted of pointed, exaggerated shoulder pads, a high waisted hemline, a tailored waist, and a v-cut neckline. The dress was made in white, yellow, and purple with the white having a matching belt. The whole design was based on a Thierry Mugler jacket from 1994-1995.

Backless Jumpsuits

The Backless Jumpsuits were one of the first creations from the Haus of Gaga. It is a black, backless one piece jumpsuit created in Vinyl. There were also several variations of the jumpsuit, such as a black with red paneling, a white with black paneling and lastly, an all black latex version. Sometimes, Gaga tapes her wrists with vinyl tape in order to keep the sleeves in shape. The bodysuits and the jackets worn with it were heavily inspired by Willi Ninja.
The jumpsuit was used in the mini-movie, The Fame: Part One, during the photoshoot for The Fame Booklet, and in many of Gaga's earlier club performances, including performances that took place in cold weather.

In 2010-2011, the whole look was later recreated using a Bejeweled Lace catsuit by SOMARTA paired with a black chained underwear by DOG, a lace hood and a leather biker vest for the reloaded version of The Monster Ball Tour during "Poker Face".

Bleeding Bodysuit

The Bleeding Bodysuit is an outfit worn by Lady Gaga for the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards. The concept of the bodysuit was originated from a Frida Kahlo self portrait where she is bleeding from the heart. In an interview on The Oprah Winfrey Show, Gaga said that the performance was intended to be a commentary on Princess Diana, and in an interview with FUSE: On the Record, Gaga further explained that the VMA performance and outfit was done because of the publics' obsession with celebrity death. That this was her, presenting her own death as in order to say "this is what my death looks like, so you know what to look for".

Catsuits / Jumpsuits

The Sun outfits

The Haus created a bodysuit made of a collage of "The Sun" frontpage along with a suit.

Lace Garments

The Lace Crown is a crown made by the Haus of Gaga in order to match the Alexander McQueen red lace body suit.
The Lace Suit is an outfit by Leg Avenue tailored by the Haus to fit Gaga's body.
The Rose-Lace Bodysuit is a bodysuit made to match the headpiece by Keko Hainswheeler.