Lady Gaga waxworks have been unveiled at eight Madame Tussauds locations around the world including Hong Kong, Shanghai, Berlin and Amsterdam. The U.S. will launch it’s Gaga waxwork shortly.
At the London branch of the famous waxwork museum, Gaga appears in a Philip Treacy Telephone hat and a custom-made Giorgio Armani midnight blue suit with a double-breasted jacket, pagoda-style shoulders and flared trousers.
Take a look for yourself.
Other outfits created for Gaga’s waxworks include an Alex Noble lace body stocking and Philip Treacy face mask and Marie Antoinette-esque hair do, as worn to the Brit Awards.
In Shanghai, Gaga’s waxwork models her famous Minnie Mouse buns.
Madame Tussauds’ creative team, based at Merlin Studios in West London, worked for four months to create the lifelike Gaga waxworks. A team of the singer’s favourite designers acted as consultants to make sure each look was authentic.
Waxworks are finished by experts who recreate skin tone and colouring down to the last freckle. Makeup artists and hairdressers add the finishing touches.
The Lady Gaga waxworks cost £150,000 each. That’s £1.2million for all eight!
Want to see Gaga’s waxwork for yourself? madametussauds.com/London
