Lady Gaga performed Nov. 30th 2011 at the Grammy nominations dressed up as a fashionable zombie in a custom-made Giorgio Armani black jersey and Swarovski-crystal encrusted body suit and blazer.

Lady gaga received 2 nominations for for album of the year and best pop vocal album for Born This Way.

Lady Gaga performed on The X Factor wearing a quite bizarre decapitated costume.

It's not like this is her first time wearing something bizarre or controversial, but was there any meaning to this you think?

Some say gladiator, others play the funny Ferrero Rocher card, but it doesn't matter at the end.

What matters is that Lady Gaga not only won a Bambi award, but made a phenomenal appearance in a dress designed by late Alexander McQueen (her favorite designer) at the Bambi 2011 awards at Rhein-Main-Hallen in Wiesbaden, Germany.

I guess i can see the connection to Ferrero Rocher.

So you weren't Born Her Way. No problem. We have the wig that transforms the blandest of brunettes into a sun-drenched MONSTER! Sadly we were going to sell meat suits but it turns out that meat goes rancid if you leave it sitting in your basment (not to mention the rodents that get into it...). Pop on this Gaga wig and look below to round out the rest of the look!

This is as good as it gets.

Can you imagine walking at a Halloween party dressed up as Lady Gaga with a replica of the VMA!

Whether or not you thought Gaga's VMA outfit was delicious... you will be a showstopper in your own custom made replica.

Yes you will!

Related: - How to Make a Lady Gaga Meat Dress tutorial. - Lady Gaga Costume Ideas - Lady Gaga costumes

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According to Yahoo, here are the top searched Halloween costume ideas for 2011 - Angry Birds looks like the #winning costume this year!

Adult costumes

1. Star Wars
2. Vampire
3. Pan Am Costume
4. Superheroes
5. Catwoman

baby costumes

1. Angry Birds
2. Cookie Monster
3. Butterfly
4. Dinosaur
5. Pumpkin

Toddler costumes

1. Pirate
2. Stay Puff Marshmallow
3. {Up} (Pizar)
4. Elephant
5. Brother/Sister costume ideas for toddlers

Dog costumes

1. Angry Birds
2. Ewok
3. Lion
4. Pirate
5. Elvis

Controversial costumes

1. Charlie Sheen
2. Casey Caylee Anthony
3. Amanda Knox/Jessica Rabbit
4. Osama Bin Laden
5. Chaz Bono

Celebrity costumes

1. Lady Gaga
2. Nicki Minaj
3. Katy Perry
4. Justin Bieber
5. Snooki

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Have you dressed up as Lady Gaga? These ladies have, well, tried! Some are not as bad as you'd think, the author of the article might have been a bit harsh, we've seen worse.

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Thanks to Lady Gaga, this will be a hit for Halloween and we'll work on a how to for you.

She reminds me of Ralph Macchio or a young Serge Gainsbourg!

And she went all the way creating a Twitter user account for Jo!

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Very cute lady Gaga hat for dogs and cats. Made from velvet fabric decorated with a hair . Hat comes in one size that fit xs, s, m dogs ( tea cup ,small and medium) Hat stays in place with a adjustable elastic to fit all sizes. Your puppy or kitty wood look adorable in this hat . This is prefect accessory for an " elegant" pet.

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This performer goes above beyond to shock awe at every event she attends. Her outlandish looks even won her the CFDA's Style Icon of the Year Award. Lady Gaga burst on the pop culture scene wearing platinum blonde costume wigs, like the Obsession. Don't forget her signature Hair Bow! Recently, Lady Gaga's tastes have turned to turquoise.

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The 25-year-old donned the particularly outre, even for her, ensemble for a visit to the Sirius Radio Studios in New York.

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Pretty cool idea, but it will take some skills and creativity! This costume is both budget-conscious and animal-friendly :)

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Get the classic Lady Gaga look with this easy to make sculpture.  Wear one on your shoulder or across your body.

Looks fairly easy and the result is one unique costume people will think you spent hours making!

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What I love about this is that you could probably pick a few things out of your own closet, buy a couple items at Forever 21, throw on a platinum wig and you're good to go! I know we often hop to multiple Halloween parties every year and having to have a different costume each time can get expensive and tiresome. With just a few changes, you can rock out as Lady Gaga while looking recognizable and distinctive every time!

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Lady Gaga is one of this years biggest break out acts and one of the industries most eccentric dressers. This week we're showing you how to get one of her craziest looks from the 2009 VMA awards.

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Do you want to dress up like the new pop sensation everyone is talking about? Well then this Lady Gaga Halloween Costume kit is the perfect thing for you. The kit includes the Lady Gaga Bolt sunglasses, platinum blonde wig and the platinum blonde hair bow. This year complete the look you want and make sure your perfect costume has the perfect accessories to go with it.

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Lady Gaga won't cease to amazing us by her unique styles... Lady Gaga was on TV in Japan wearing a "GAGAPANDA" costume! This is a fabulous idea for Halloween, so who's in?

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This striking costume will have everyone trying to reach your Telephone! Includes the stars and stripes crop top, matching briefs and headband, long wig in yellow and platinum blonde, and the red four-fingered crop gloves. Silver boots and lightning tattoo available separately. This is an officially licensed Lady Gaga costume.

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By now you've surely seen Lady Gaga's meat dress. Her designer (butcher?) created a dress out of raw beef which was essentially draped all over her body.

It's time to turn the tables Gaga!

Get yourself a cow costume as the base and cover it with Lady Gaga clothing and props. Put a star on one eye, wear some leopard prints.

If you want to get gross, work out a way to make it look like you had your butcher put the outfit together for you.

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I don't know about you, but the new summer season of television has been boring me to tears! And trust me, at night, all I want to do is sit in a nice, air conditioned room and veg out! Okay, I'd love to throw a frosty costume party for a bunch of my friends, too, but how do you combine the two.

Then it hit me.

I hadn't gotten caught up completely with "Glee," a show several friends got me hooked on. You know how it is. You get roped into old viewing patterns and don't remember what time certain shows are on. So, I traipsed on over to Hulu.com and what to my wondering eyes should appear, but a bunch of Glee episodes ready to stream and watch on the computer! One episode in particular, "Theatricality," (that you can watch on line) combined great music and great costumes inspired by two of my favorite musical acts: Kiss and Lady Gaga.

I've seen both in concert and believe me, they both have the splashy costume thing down pat. They cover the visual and aural end of the live performance and are worth every penny to see them live.

Well, the "Glee" kids brought it in this episode, along with a ton of really well done costumes to run around wearing in the halls of McKinley High. The Glee girls were decked out in their finest Lady Gaga costumes -- including one made of bubbles and another featuring a dramatic purple wig.

The boys, on the other hand, rocked out wearing KISS costumes, singing the 1976 classic "Shout It Out Loud", representing each member of the original band. (I'm going to quibble here when Matt said he was "Ace Frehley's replacement" in the band. Actually, he was wearing the makeup of the drummer who replaced Peter Criss, Eric Carr whose KISS identity was "The Fox.") Still, Artie wearing moon boots and glasses in his wheelchair with his Ace Frehley costume was undoubtedly a highlight of the performance!

The only downside to this episode was that the cantankerous cheerleading coach, Sue Sylvester was nowhere to be found. However, that doesn't mean you can't interject some Cheerio spirit into your scene with a How to make a Sue Sylvester costume tutorial.

Nevertheless, "Glee" and this episode in particular are a great cure for the summertime blues. Think about throwing a viewing party for your friends in your (preferably air conditioned) place and getting dressed up with Lady Gaga or Kiss costumes! Check out how to make a new Lady Gaga Red Lace costume on CostumZee.com. It's relatively easy and an instantly recognizable costume to pull off, sure to be a showstopper!

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One of Lady Gaga's most famous costumes was when she appeared wearing a red lace number on the MTV awards show. Here's how you can make your own replica of this look for a show-stopping costume for a party.

Things You'll Need

• Curly blonde wig
• Cardboard
• Scissors
• Red acrylic paint
• Paint brush
• Red dress
• Red lace gloves
• Red lace tights
• Red dress
• Half a yard of red fabric lace (from a craft store}
• Red shoes

Putting together your Lady Gaga (Red Lace) costume

Step 1: Put on a curly blonde wig. You will want it to hit at roughly shoulder length, so you may or may not want to cut it to suit your look.

Step 2: Make your own Red Lady Gaga crown. Take a large piece of cardboard or stiff posterboard. Measure the circumference of your head and just how big you will need the crown to be with a piece of measuring tape. Draw a straight line that will be the "base" of your crown. From there, draw tall "spikes" on the crown and cut it out.

Step 3: Once your crown is cut out, begin painting it red with acrylic paint and a paint brush. As it's drying, you can add red sequins, crystals, or even red lace to give it some extra punch, using the paint as a sort of glue to help everything adhere.

Step 4: Once your crown is dry, glue it together so that it will sit proudly atop your head over your wig.

Step 5: Put on a red dress in either lace or a solid color, preferably with a high, mock turtleneck neckline. (Chances are, you don't want to be as daring as Lady Gaga and won't want your undies hanging out, so there's no shame in going with a solid red dress!)

Step 6: Put on a pair of red lace gloves or even red satin gloves to coordinate with your dress.

Step 7: Next, you'll need a pair of red lace tights to wear beneath your dress for more of a monochrome look.

Step 8: Put on a pair of red boots or a tall pair of red heels to wear over your tights.

Step 9: Last, but not least, the final finishing touch is to drape a piece of red stretch lace fabric over your face. Pick up a half yard of this type of fabric at a local fabric or craft store. It's relatively inexpensive and provides the ultimate touch to this Lady Gaga look! Situate the lace underneath your crown so that it can be anchored there by your headpiece. Then, tuck it into the high neckline of your dress so that it's draped over your face tightly. You can leave one eye peeking out for added drama, just make sure you add some serious false eyelashes to dial up your look even further! Get ready for "Bad Romance," Little Monsters!

Step 7:

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Want an outstanding accessory for your Pimp or Lady Gaga costume? Go the DIY route and make a unique pimp cane or "disco stick" with just a few items from a craft store. Use your own creativity to decorate it as you see fit. Best of all, even an elaborate pimp cane can take only an hour (or less) to build.

Things You'll Need

• Long wooden dowel (2.5 to 3 feet)
• Acrylic paint (your choice of color or colors)
• Paint brush
• Newspaper to lay out
• 3" or larger styrofoam ball
• Scissors
• Silver or gold glitter paint
• Loose glitter in your choice of color
• Saran wrap
• Hot Glue Gun or Krazy Glue
• Embellishments of your choice such as sequins, Swarovski crystals, etc.

Putting together your Pimp Cane or Lady Gaga Disco Stick

Step 1: Head to your local craft store to pick up most of what you need. You can get a long, wooden dowel, embellishments, and a styrofoam ball to serve as the topper on your cane or disco stick.

Step 2: Choose a color scheme for your cane/stick. Grab your paint brush and dip it in the acrylic paint and begin painting your entire wooden dowell with it. You can lay it flat on newspaper while painting it or lean it up against a washable surface to dry.

Step 3: If you wish to do a second coat once the dowel is dry, you may do so. This would be the time to add any loose glitter to it if you want a twinkling stick. If you wish to add sequins or crystals, wait until your stick is dry to begin tacking them onto it with gem glue or Super Glue.

Step 4: While your dowel is drying, grab your styrofoam ball and cut a hole in the bottom of it with your scissors. Plunge them in and make a small hole and cut it so that it will securely fit over the top of your dowel.

Step 5: Clean off your paintbrush or use a new one to begin painting your styrofoam ball with solid acrylic or glitter paint. You can choose a number of looks and paint it to resemble an 8 Ball, or with silver and/or crystaline glitter for a Disco Stick.

Step 6: Add more embellishments of your choice once the styrofoam ball is dry.

Step 7: To make sure none of your embellishments fall off of your styrofoam ball or stick to your hand, grab a small piece of Saran Wrap and stretch it carefully over your ball. The smaller the better so you don't have bunching. Tuck the excess into the hole at the bottom of the ball. This is great to keep your handiwork in place and to keep everything in place.

Step 8: Now that your dowel and ball topper are dry, fire up the hot glue gun or get some Crazy Glue and put a dab on the end of the dowel and inside the styrofoam ball hole. Apply gentle pressure so the glue sticks to the surfaces once they make contact. Wait a while for it to dry and you're ready to show them how strong your pimp hand is or take someone for a ride on your disco stick!

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The costume was homemade, my with a neck brace decorated by crafts.

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A departure from the typical breed of pop tart that the music industry had seen in the past decade, Lady GaGa has filled a long-vacant void with her unique brand of fashion and fun, frivolous pop tunes. Discovered by rapper Akon on the New York City club scene, Lady GaGa takes her name from one of her favorite Queen songs, "Radio Gaga" after her vocals were compared to that of a female Freddie Mercury. Currently, her hit songs "Just Dance" and "Pokerface" occupy top slots on the Billboard Top 100.

Even more distinctive than her music is Lady GaGa's sense of fashion. One part Donatella Versace, one part Debbie Harry, and another part all her own, Lady GaGa is frequently seen without pants. She favors brightly colored, futuristic miniskirts and dresses with large projectiles on the shoulders or clingy latex unitards in shiny black or liquid gold. And as always, Lady GaGa accessorizes with sky high platform shoes. Oversized shades are another wardrobe staple as are bright, splashy tights, as is her patented "Disco Stick," a tricked out, light up pimp cane!

Homemade, DIY versions of Lady GaGa costumes were a big hit with club-kids-in-the-know this past Halloween. Currently, the trend towards GaGa-ism continues with several radio stations and websites sponsoring their own Lady GaGa Lookalike Contests with the ultimate prize being tickets to catch her on her The Fame Ball tour.

If you feel like hopping on the Lady GaGa costume bandwagon, check out Costumzee's own DIY How-To turorial here. Or, just use it for inspiration and come up with some of your own ideas for something completely different!

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One of the hottest new musical acts in the world of dance and pop, Lady GaGa takes her name from the Queen song, "Radio GaGa" and The New York singer's musical influences include Queen, David Bowie, Madonna, and Michael Jackson among others. She currently has two hit singles, "Just Dance" and "Pokerface."

Dress up as Lady Gaga with a fun, easy-to-make DIY costume!

Things You'll Need

• Long Blonde Bangs Wig
• Retro 80s inspired zebra dress
• Black eyeliner
• Blue cream makeup
• Black hosiery
• Pale pink lipstick
• Black stilletto boots

Putting together your Lady GaGa costume

Step 1: Grab a long, straight blonde wig with a thick fringe of bangs. The more platinum and the thicker and longer the bangs, the better!

Step 2: Draw an outline of a large lightning bolt underneath your right eye. Fill it in with blue cream makeup.

Step 3: To complete the retro makeup look, rim your eyes with a thin line of black pencil eyeliner on your upper and lower lids. Slick on a pale, pink lipstick.

Step 4: Put on a cool, loose-fitting zebra print mini dress.

Step 5: Wear a pair of pale black pantyhose, or even a lace-printed pattern, in keeping with some of Lady GaGa's outrageous outfits.

Step 6: Pull on a pair of black, stilletto heeled boots and get ready to "Just Dance"!

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