Lady Gaga wear dress motif fans face

Lady Gaga fans

In the previous show of with garbage bag dress, recently Lady Gaga appeared with pictorial dress motif the face of fans. With this action, it seems the singer of "Born This Way" it knew very well the importance of fans in Lady Gaga career.

As part of the Viva Mac Glam ad campaign, 25-year-old singer is using a dress depicting the fans face. To that end, thousands of fans have sent their photos before the campaign was made.

The work was given the logo of The Masterpiece was created by designer Lady Gaga, Nicola Formichett. Nicola is the creative director Thierry Mugle to France.

Nicola is a very creative printing faces of the fans Gaga in a cloth. She produces sleeved mini dress with one-shoulder and asymmetrical cut. Face patterned cloth was also made into a platform high-heeled shoe type. Thus quoted from Dailymail, Friday (October 14, 2011).

In her latest video, Lady Gaga showed her excitement to the dress. While dancing, dress illustrated some of the faces of fans waved it helped. Meanwhile, in another video clip, Lady Gaga along with Nicola was sitting on the couch, and lip gloss lipstick to Nicola.

Pleased to be involved in addition to the Viva Glam ad campaign, Lady Gaga also proud to help others. The reason, the sale of Viva Glam lipstick from MAC will be donated to the AIDS foundation.

"I always liked the Viva Glam campaign, and always admired the union of fashion and lifestyle here (ad campaigns). Now to help people and bring people together to raise awareness of AIDS, mainly because we focus on women. I think this is a good way to talk about AIDS awareness. I feel blessed to have been part of this campaign," Lady Gaga said.

Since joining the MAC in 2009, the singer of "You and I" this has helped increase the income of 55 million USD for the MAC AIDS Fund. Lady Gaga joined the MAC following in the footsteps Elton John, Cyndi Lauper and Mary J. Blige who has been spokesman for the previous ad campaign. While Ricki Martin and Nicki Minaj will join the MAC project, next February.