Lady Gaga went topless beneath her ultra-sheer mesh gown at Belgium jazz club L'Archiduc on Monday night.
Leaving nothing to the imagination, the 28-year-old pop diva showcased her curvaceous 5ft1in figure beneath the black tube frock.
The five-time Grammy winner's pasties and golden thong were the only thing preserving her modesty.
| It was the official after-party for Mother Monster's concert with Tony Bennett, and the 88-year-old music legend followed close behind her. However, Lady Gaga - born Stefani Germanotta - decided to make the bash an album release party, even donning the same 1980s curly wig she wore on the album cover. 'Popping Champagne and counting down till #CheekToCheek,' she tweeted to her 42.3 million followers. |
Completely see-through: Lady Gaga went topless beneath her ultra-sheer mesh gown at Belgium jazz club L'Archiduc on Monday night
Letting it all hang out: Leaving nothing to the imagination, the 28-year-old pop diva showcasedher curvaceous 5ft1in figure beneath the black tube frock
Walking hand-in-hand: However, Lady Gaga - born Stefani Germanotta -
decided to make the bash an album release party, even donning the same
1980s curly wig she wore on the album cover
Interscope Records will officially drop the unlikely duo's album of jazz standards, Cheek to Cheek, on Tuesday.
In the process of recording it, the Applause singer said the 17-time Grammy winner saved her life.
'Six months ago I didn't even want to sing anymore,' Gaga told Parade.
'Tony said, "I've never once in my career not wanted to do this." It stung. Six months ago I didn’t feel that way. I tell Tony every day that he saved my life.
'I was so sad. I couldn't sleep. I felt dead. And then I spent a lot of time with Tony. He wanted nothing but my friendship and my voice.'
Earlier, the I Left My Heart in San Francisco crooner tweeted a backstage snap of the Do What U Want hitmaker in a gold glittering gown.
In the process of recording it, the Applause singer said the 17-time Grammy winner saved her life.
'Six months ago I didn't even want to sing anymore,' Gaga told Parade.
'Tony said, "I've never once in my career not wanted to do this." It stung. Six months ago I didn’t feel that way. I tell Tony every day that he saved my life.
'I was so sad. I couldn't sleep. I felt dead. And then I spent a lot of time with Tony. He wanted nothing but my friendship and my voice.'
Earlier, the I Left My Heart in San Francisco crooner tweeted a backstage snap of the Do What U Want hitmaker in a gold glittering gown.