She is known for her daring, racy outfits when she performs onstage. So Lady Gaga was certainly not afraid to flash serious skin as she promoted her new single and ‘personal’ fifth album in New York on Monday.
Dressed in a tiny pair of black shorts, the 30-year-old crooner left little to the imagination as she headed to the Z100 Radio Studios, with much of her slender body exposed.
Interestingly, the star’s latest risque sighting is the fourth in as many days.
If you’ve got it, flaunt it: Lady Gaga, 30, left little to the imagination on Monday as she headed to the Z100 Radio Studios, New York in a barely-there crop top and shorts ensemble
Saucy: The star has defiantly flaunted her legs in a never-ending rotation of hotpants
Lady Gaga flaunts her fit body as she steps out in New York
Pulling up to the studios in a vintage dark green convertible car the star, real name Stefani Germanotta, exuded her effortlessly cool style from the very start of the day.
Slipping into her signature hot pants emblazoned with ‘Gaga’ on the back pocket, the Bad Romance singer once again showed off her peachy derriere.
Paired with an incredibly short crop top, the keen dancer displayed her toned and trim stomach alongside a variety of tattoos inked on her ribs.
Peachy! Slipping into her signature hot pants emblazoned with ‘Gaga’ on the back pocket, the Bad Romance singer once again showed off her derriere
Wild child: The blonde added a leopard print belt to hold her skimpy outfit in place
Just flounce: The star was later seen leaving the studio with a spring in her step, oozing confidence in the barely-there look
Queen: The singer showed off her slender physique as she waved to her supporters
Leggy display: New Yorker Gaga was surely happy to be back in her glamorous home city
Little monsters: She stopped to sign plenty of autographs and take photos with her adoring fans
Grazing across her bust, the top rode up to reveal a glimpse of her black bra as she waved at fans.
Jazzing up the monochrome ensemble the blonde showed her wild side with a leopard print belt to hold her skimpy outfit in place.
Finishing her look with chunky black laced boots and retro rounded shades, the star epitomised casual-chic as she headed to Z100 for another interview.
Born this way: Pulling up to the studios in a retro dark green car, the star exuded her effortlessly cool style from the very start of the day
Casual-chic: She finished her look with chunky black laced boots and retro rounded shades
Popular: The chart-topper was certainly in demand as she signed autographs for fans
She sure can stomach summer style! The Bad Romance crooner flashed plenty of flesh
Too cool: Gaga arrived and left the interview in style, leaning casually out of a vintage convertible
It seems the barely-there shorts and crop top look is a current favourite of the singer’s – rocking similar ensembles in Europe last week as she promoted her new single.
Perfect Illusion, the lead single off her fifth album, was released on Friday.
The Grammy award winning singer co-wrote the song with Mark Ronson, Kevin Parker and BloodPop.
It is the lead single off her fifth studio album.
Doing the rounds: She is promoting her new single Perfect Illusion, which was released on Friday
Lady Ooh La La: The star was not afraid to get up close and personal with the Z100 DJs
That’s show-business! The singer appeared keen to show off her sexy leather ankle boots
Mwah! : David Brody (L) and Lady Gaga pose during her visit to The Elvis Duran Z100 Morning Show at Z100 Studio
We love you! The star spent plenty of time meeting and greeting excited fans
The star later took to her Snapchat to reveal her joy at the reception her new hit has garnered.
The Bad Romance artist was in a hotel room in Berlin as her song began to play in the background.
She danced along to her track while wiping tears away from her face, proud of all of her own hard work.
Saucy: Grazing across her bust, the top rode up to reveal a glimpse of her black bra as she waved at fans
She’s back: Lady Gaga looked fierce as she strutted out of the studios, feeling good after her new single Perfect Illusion was released on Friday
Lady Gaga shared a photo of herself proudly rocking her smeared eye makeup following her emotional moment.
However after her return to the charts this week, Lady Gaga revealed that she’s still getting pharmaceutical help – having admitted to taking medication for with mental illness after her 2013 album.
‘I needed a moment to stabilise,’ she told the Daily Mirror of her overwhelming rise to fame. ‘When my career took off, I don’t remember anything. It’s like I’m traumatised. I needed time to recalibrate my soul.’
Medication: Lady Gaga has revealed that she still takes medication to deal with her depression
And while she deems her fame ‘the single greatest blessing of my artistic career’, the Grammy-winning superstar continues to take care of herself behind the scenes.
‘I take medication,’ she said. ‘I’m not saying I feel good because of the medication – I wouldn’t encourage young people to take anti-depressants or mood stabilisers. I admit to having battled depression and anxiety and I think a lot of people do.’
With the release of her new chart-topping single, fans are eagerly anticipating the release of her as-yet-unnamed album.
Personal touch: The star, seen with ex Taylor Kinney in February, said that her new single Perfect Illusion is about love, amid speculation the song was aimed at her failed relationship with the Chicago Fire actor
And the musician has revealed in an interview with the Daily Star that the record will cover many areas of her personal life.
‘I’ve been betrayed by all types of people in my life and thought an illusion was put out to bait me in some kind of way,’ she said. ‘There’s a lot of rage on the album.
‘There’s going to be a lot of personal things on that record that are written through the lyrics and the music.’
She recently implied that her latest single is based on her lost love with actor Taylor Kinney in the wake of their summer split after a five-year romance.
‘It is about love; of course it is,’ the 30-year-old told The Sun in London on Sunday when asked about the meaning of the single, the first release off her forthcoming fifth studio album.
She said the song – which features a chorus bellowing, ‘It wasn’t love, it wasn’t love, it was a perfect illusion’ – delves into dynamics found in ‘all kinds of relationships’ men and women have, both romantic and otherwise.
Betrayed: She has revealed that her upcoming album will feature tales of real-life betrayal
Cheeky! The performer was definitely not feeling shy as she stepped out
‘I think it’s both sides: it’s not really from the woman’s perspective, this song. It was important to me that men, when they heard this song, felt connected to women even though the song is essentially about a barrier between us,’ said the singer, who had a major hit centered on love life woes with 2009’s Bad Romance.
In the chat, Gaga revealed that while ‘it’s not that easy to meet new people,’ she still makes friends, but ‘it’s just not like it used to be.’
The Manhattan native said the single delves into people’s perceptions that ‘so many fake things that are around us appear to be real,’ as ‘it’s almost impossible to decipher anymore what is authentic and what isn’t.’
Facade?: In the smash hit, Gaga sings, ‘It wasn’t love, it was a perfect illusion,’ leading some to question if she was referring to her romance with Kinney
The song also touches on how social media has had a warping effect on the way people interact with one another, according to Lady Gaga.
‘You’re scrolling through social media or going through Instagram and you’re overloaded with things that are filtered and in a way I believe that that has seeped into personal relationships, dating and friendship,’ Gaga said. ‘So what’s happening is, we’re trying to establish human connections, but we’re doing it through falling in love with a perfect illusion.’
‘So I say in this song, “dilated falling free in this modern ecstasy,” and that’s what Perfect Illusion is all about,’ said the multi-platinum diva, whose real name is Stefani Germanotta.
Better times: The songbird and TV star carried on a five-year fling before parting ways in July
The singer said she was ‘kind of in shock, to be honest’ upon learning the single had rocketed to the top spot on iTunes after its debut Friday.
‘I think this is the first time in ages that I haven’t been really at all – even the night before – wondering what the song was going to do chart-wise,’ said Gaga, who produced the single with Mark Ronson, Kevin Parker and Blood Pop. ‘I have just been so focused on the music and being in the studio.
‘And when I woke up and saw that, and as the hours went on it went number one, [I was] relieved.’
Dazzling in denim: The Paparazzi singer’s candor and expressiveness are a big hit with her fan base, who she’s nicknamed the ‘Little monsters’