Lady Gaga has warned Paris Fashion Week crowd Wednesday not to "fuck" by Thierry Mugler, designed the label run by her friend and stylist Nicola Formichetti, revealed in a video for his show of the track.
"Sometimes my heart feels so dark, sometimes my heart feels like rainbows," chanted the eccentric diva to a soundtrack that intoxicating electro panoramic camera in a closeup of his mouth, two teeth shining silver on the front .
The special effects Lady Gaga face distorted, shaking his head and grinning at the camera, tossing her blonde hair.
"I am a woman Mugler, I fuck, I fuck Mugler. Mugler Women Want rage? She'll eat," said the singer, who last year joined the models in the Japanese-Italian runway show Formichetti .
"Welcome to Paris is the fashion week," she said sarcastically at the end, sounded the beginning of the show Mugler night.
A row of industrial lamps slid down from the ceiling to illuminate the track as the first model came out in a beige pantsuit, as painted on the body, cut out of his naked belly.
Other tracks left in the curve of a visible side or below.
Second skin effects, leather and neoprene - used in wetsuits - combined with a look that was bold and exuberant, "post-human" in the words of its designer.
Shoulders inflated shoe to balance out a thin steel rod, a long dress was cut very short in front and behind the leather pants split at the ankle to pieces.
Mugler was a palette of beige, black and white, splashes of black and gold glitter, the eyebrows of some of the models.
"Sometimes my heart feels so dark, sometimes my heart feels like rainbows," chanted the eccentric diva to a soundtrack that intoxicating electro panoramic camera in a closeup of his mouth, two teeth shining silver on the front .
The special effects Lady Gaga face distorted, shaking his head and grinning at the camera, tossing her blonde hair.
"I am a woman Mugler, I fuck, I fuck Mugler. Mugler Women Want rage? She'll eat," said the singer, who last year joined the models in the Japanese-Italian runway show Formichetti .
"Welcome to Paris is the fashion week," she said sarcastically at the end, sounded the beginning of the show Mugler night.
A row of industrial lamps slid down from the ceiling to illuminate the track as the first model came out in a beige pantsuit, as painted on the body, cut out of his naked belly.
Other tracks left in the curve of a visible side or below.
Second skin effects, leather and neoprene - used in wetsuits - combined with a look that was bold and exuberant, "post-human" in the words of its designer.
Shoulders inflated shoe to balance out a thin steel rod, a long dress was cut very short in front and behind the leather pants split at the ankle to pieces.
Mugler was a palette of beige, black and white, splashes of black and gold glitter, the eyebrows of some of the models.