Versace not working with Lady Gaga on range
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Pop star Lady Gaga -- who is known as much for her fashion as for her music -- may be having an influence on sartorial choices in various parts of the world, but there is no project for her to work on a range with the Versace label, a spokesperson for the company said.
Pop star Lady Gaga - who is known as much for her fashion as for her music - may be having an influence on sartorial choices in various parts of the world, but there is no project for her to work on a range with the Versace label, a spokesperson for the company said.
Relaxnews earlier reported that British publication OK! Magazine revealed that Gaga would like to work with fashion mogul Donatella Versace for a range of clothing.
However, when contacted about the information and the possibility of a project, a spokesperson for Versace indicated that such a collaboration was not in the works and therefore had no statement to make on the subject.
Lady Gaga recently collaborated with another Italian label, Armani, for her panoply of Grammy outfits and plays a key part in designing many of her own stage costumes - which will remain one-of-a-kind for now at least.
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