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First Look: Lady Gaga Steps Out In Just A T-Shirt And Heels

Darpan News Desk IANS, 24 Mar, 2015 03:57 PM

She is known for her bold fashion statements and she did it again. Singer Lady Gaga was seen stepping out only in t-shirt and high heels.

She wore a T-shirt which read, "I Don't Sweat I Sparkle" and let her black and blonde hair down. She wore nude pink heels and a black-and-white handbag, reports aceshowbiz.com

The "Poker Face" hitmaker who is famously known for her eccentric choice of clothes, drew not so much attention from what she wasn't wearing as she is known for her eccentric fashion choices.

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