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The pop star is a noted champion of smaller, independent artists— she has worked with many such as Vex Clothing, Laurel Dewitt, and Kaimin.
For the Chromatica cover, she worked with her longtime stylists Nicola Formichetti and Marta del Rio to pull in pieces from three under-the-radar talents from all over the world. Below, meet the three special collaborators and their theatrical Chromatica creations.
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Say goodbye to the cowboy-hat-wearing Gaga from her Joanne days: Mother Monster is officially making a comeback. The captivating cover art is set in a dystopian factory, and Gaga sports body armor and killer heels (literally- they are made of knives and talons). This new sci-fi, Mad Max-inspired aesthetic- call it part pop star, part pop machine-is a continuation of the one
Gaga showcased in the album's debut music video, "Stupid Love," set in an intergalactic land.
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