Lady Gaga thrills in yet another revealing outfit as she prepares to work with Giorgio Armani

She spends millions on her stage shows, even putting herself in the red.
And it seems Lady Gaga has no plans on cutting back on her extravagant performances.
Last night on stage in Liverpool she unveiled yet another new outfit - a revealing sequinned purple leotard with matching glasses and her favoured fishnets.
The clash of dates prevented her from another extravagant outing at the NME awards where she won two more awards to add to her Brits.

She's got the moves: Lady Gaga unveiled another new outfit as she performed her Monster Ball tour to a sold out audience at Liverpool Arena

Impressively, she managed to pick up both the Best Dressed and Worst Dressed gongs - and now Giorgio Armani is getting in on her unique act.
The Italian designer Girogio Armani announced he would be providing some of the costumes for her Monster Ball world tour, which kicked off in Britain last week.
His high fashion creations include a one-piece with a lobster effect on the sleeve, and a sparkly cerulean body suit with exaggerated shoulders.

Revealing: The purple leotard didn't leave much to the imagination

It isn't the first time Armani has worked with Gaga. He provided her much-praised outfits at this year's Grammys.

 

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In  a statement he said: 'We hear Lady Gaga’s music everywhere we go, it is like a soundtrack of our times.
'In addition to her formidable songwriting skills, she is a modern fashion phenomenon.'

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But working with Armani is sure to add to Gaga's costs.
Gaga, who won three Brits last week, has totally overhauled the show, with not a single ounce of costume or set from the U.S. tour used.

She spent £2million on the American tour and, according to reports, has shelled out more than £1 million on the stage set, costumes and props for this one.
Her UK set features a 40ft robotic sea serpent, an armoured Rolls-Royce and a flaming piano.

The gaga car: The singer played a piano mounted on a green truck

Her efforts have been hailed by critics, with The Independent branding her 'The Queen of Pop' - something that is not likely to please the current title holder, Madonna.

• The tour continues in London at the O2 Arena on February 26, followed by Glasgow SECC (March 1), Cardiff CIA (3), Newcastle Arena (4), Birmingham LG Arena (5), Sheffield Arena (7) and then Nottingham Arena (8).