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Nov 11, 2023 · Posted November 11, 2023. 10,324. Posted November 11, 2023. On 11/10/2023 at 8:20 PM, JoanneMonster said: More than 250 photos from the Inez and Vinoodh ARTPOP photoshoot have leaked. I dont know if I can post that here, but they are everywhere now.
Nov 11, 2023 · Hey y’all, I did a photoshoot inspired by the ARTPOP era and wanted to share in celebration of the 10th anniversary. I hope you like it. 💜
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- When she wore the world's first flying dress, called Volantis, during the 2013 artRAVE launch party in Brooklyn.
- And when she also wore this inflatable get-up at the same party.
- When she debuted this big-ass sculpture that artist Jeff Koons created for her Artpop album cover.
- When she put on what appeared to be a stylish condom while singing "Fashion!" alongside RuPaul during Lady Gaga and the Muppets Holiday Spectacular.
Nov 3, 2018 · Gaga even dressed as a Chia Pet herself to match her pups, as evidenced by a photo shared to her Instagram Stories.
- xpiedra@mashable.com
Brought into the world on November 6th, 2013, ARTPOP is an aesthetic meld of the sex and glamour of celebrity to the historical drama of fine art. Designed by Jeff Koons, its album cover depicts a statuesque, nude Gaga posing with Koons’ famed gazing ball, in front of Boticelli’s ‘The birth of Venus’. This visual explosion reflects the ...
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