Lady Gaga is known to push the boundaries in the name of fashion but her latest photoshoot was one of her more extreme after having to be carried there

Lady Gaga has once again shown that she is a slave to fashion after she was carried to a photoshoot because the elaborate gown had ‘crippled’ her.

Such was the voluminous nature of the pink gown, to ensure that it didn’t drag in the mud, the 34-year-old singer had to be unceremoniously carried to each point to have her photo taken.

The mud was not the only reason though as the Oscar winner couldn’t actually walk in the spectacular gown.

The shoot for the May cover of InStyle was underneath a tree and amongst bushes and there was no way that Gaga was going to damage the clothing for the sake of walking between takes.

With the name of fashion on the line, her beefy assistant scooped her up in his arms and made sure that she was carried from pillar to post.

Lady Gaga has always been able to suffer for her extreme fashion
In scenes that did not resemble a newly wed being carried over the threshold of a doorstep, Gaga was hoiked about as she showed off her pink hair and leather neck choker.

With big silver metal cuffs on her arms that she crossed over her chest, Gaga calls out “Faaaaa-shion” before laughing at the preposterous nature of what was occuring.

In the final pics, Gaga looks like a wild animal emerging from the undergrowth, albeit one that is dressed in high fashion.

Anything thoughts that she had to be placed in position by a team of minders are far from thought.

The singer had been chosen to be the cover star as her latest album, Chromatica, was due to be released on April 10.

The outbreak of coronavirus put paid to that and its release has been postponed.

Lady Gaga calls out as she is carried to her photoshoot

Lady Gaga’s beefy assistant takes her in his stride

Instead, Gaga has orchestrated a two-hour TV special which will be broadcast across all major networks in the United States on April 18.

One World Together has seen Gaga partner with Global Citizen, in a bid to raise $35 million (£28.2 million) for the World Health Organisation’s Covid-19 Solidarity Response Fund.

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