Wondering about those heel-less shoes worn by Lady Gaga? Those are Noritaka Tatehana’s works. He handmakes all his shoes so you have to wait three to five months until you get it. But while you wait, you can spend that time figuring out a opportunity to actually wear them.

The post Wonderfully bizarre shoe design by Noritaka Tatehana appeared first on Lost At E Minor: For creative people.

These incredibly bad-ass Fang-soled booties are from Dutch designer Iris Van Herpen’s Haute Couture Spring Summer 2012 collection. Lady Gaga is, unsuprisingly, a fan.

The post Fang-soled booties by Iris Van Herpen appeared first on Lost At E Minor: For creative people.

Self-proclaimed Glamadermist David Hevel is, in a word, ridiculous. His pop-culture inspired sculptures are delightfully whimsical, tacky, and slightly disturbing all at once.

He decorates taxidermy forms with rhinestones, fake flowers, and wigs, paying tribute to divas and jerks such as Tyra Banks, Lady Gaga, and Bernie Madoff, while also asking: why are they so important anyway?

The post The provocative work of Glamadermist David Hevel appeared first on Lost At E Minor: For creative people.

Be more than a piece of meat in Pungo Pungo’s Meat Dress, made out of painted fabric. Enjoy the excitement and head turning looks you’ll get while wearing this dress, without the fragrant sent of raw bacon on your body. This dress works wonders for everything from prom to your next PETA meeting!

The post Lady Gaga Meat Dress by Pungo Pungo appeared first on Lost At E Minor: For creative people.

Ralph Lagoi and Kate Lace burst onto the avant-art scene this week with an anime-on-acid spectacle dubbed Love Land Invaders. The 53-photo collection captures five part-Gaga, part-Tarantino characters gracing futuristic sets at Japan’s infamously seedy ‘love hotels‘.

A true do-it-yourself endeavor, the recent grads handled everything from fashion and set design to modeling and photography — an impressive feat and sign of great things to come from the duo’s self-coined “Luxury Pop” style.

The post Lagoi and Lace’s Love Land Invaders appeared first on Lost At E Minor: For creative people.

See Lady Gaga and raise her an iron mask. This fierce metallic face accessory created by AND_I is made of anodized aluminium and trumps any everyday masquerade ball. Perfect for a night out of crusading cocktails.

The post And_I designed Iron Mask appeared first on Lost At E Minor: For creative people.

We have all heard our fare share of Lady Gaga covers, but this one tops them all! This cover of Bad Romance is honest, soft, raw, and just awesome. Now, I’m a Gaga fan: anything I can dance to is a win for me. But there is something about Lissie’s gusty voice that makes me love the lyrics of this song so much more. Though her ripped jeans and plaid shirt can’t compare to Gaga’s outrageous get-ups, Lissie has proved with this cover that true talent is just as good as Alexander McQueen alien looking shoes.

The post Bad Romance: Lissie covers Lady Gaga appeared first on Lost At E Minor: For creative people.

For her latest musical opus, the always fashionable Lady Gaga recruited photographer Steven Klein, best known for his work with Madonna, to make his music video directorial debut. She has described the video as having a ‘homoerotic, military theme’.

The post Lady Gaga’s Alejandro video premiere appeared first on Lost At E Minor: For creative people.

Forget wigs for kitties! These are just for cool cats. French-born, London-based hair master Charlie Le Mindu creates the most outrageous wigs and hair dresses, tapping the deepest, darkest recesses of his fiery Parisian imagination. His famous clients include MGMT, Peaches and the (almost) equally outrageous, Lady Gaga.

The post Wigs by Charlie Le Mindu appeared first on Lost At E Minor: For creative people.