The Style Evolution Of The Once-Outrageous Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga won big at the 61st Grammys and took home three miniature gramophones. What she left behind is memories of her sparkling disco-ball inspired Celine dress, courtesy Hedi Slimane. Breaking Lady Gaga-tradition of sporting flamboyant red carpet outfits, the 32-year-old pop sensation toned her look down with her regular blonde hair to go with the strapless number. However, Lady Gaga sparkled on the red carpet and through the show as she lined her neck with 100-carat diamonds from Tiffany's.

For those who are missing Lady Gaga in her outlandish persona (as has been seen in the red carpet appearances of past years), here's an album of how her fashion trail fluctuated between being extra and subtle over the years.

Let's start with 2010 when she got a dress designed out of raw meat. Umm, yes, that happened. The shutterbugs gaped as Lady Gaga stepped out on the VMA red carpet in 2010 wearing what is referred to as the meat dress. Well, made of raw beef indeed, the dress stood for some deep significance to her. "If we don't stand up for what we believe in and if we don't fight for our rights pretty soon, we're going to have as much rights as the meat on our bones," she had said on the Ellen show. (courtesy Twitter)

The 2010 Grammys witnessed Lady Gaga sporting experimental Giorgio Armani costumes, mostly crystal covered and asymmetrical heels (yep, you read that correct). (courtesy Twitter)

Lady Gaga, take a bow! Presenting Lady Gaga and that epic bow from the Vevo launch in 2009. (courtesy Twitter)

Because hairdo is passe, Lady Gaga went for an elaborate hair prop to go with her laced full body suit for designer Marc Jacob's Spring 2010 after-party. (Courtesy YouTube)

Lady Gaga actually had everyone's attention with six costume changes - each one more dramatic than the other - at the MTV Video Music Awards in 2009. From experimental headgear to hair styles, here's just a glimpse of how far Gaga can go.(courtesy Twitter)

If that was not enough, Lady Gaga even opted for a Muppet-inspired Kermit the Frog-covered outfit, created by Jean-Charles de Castelbajac. Oh, she added a headband too. Details, you know. (courtesy Twitter)

Can't wrap our head around Lady Gaga's installation-inspired outfit 'The Orbit.' This is from 2009. (courtesy Twitter)

Also in 2010, Lady Gaga went to the Brit Awards in a flounced slink gown, created by Francesco Scognamiglio. She accessorised with a towering headgear. (courtesy Twitter)

Well, the meat dress aside, another one which will make you do a double take is the outfit she wore for the VIP Room Club in November 2014 in Paris. (courtesy Twitter)

Meanwhile, the change in Lady Gaga's fashion intensity could be witnessed in her Golden Globes look in 2016, which was just another off shoulder ensemble from Versace. However, those chunky bracelets did most of the talking.

But again in 2017, Lady Gaga made a jaw-dropping appearance on the Grammy red carpet in top to bottom black leather. The crocodile textured bold crop jacket was paired with black pants and thigh-high boots. Pitch dark aviators and a pink-toned hair only accentuated the dramatic look but that's Lady Gaga, folks.

In between, she went extra with the heels again. Check this one out - her cut-out Versace bodysuit was paired with tie-up boots. She sported the metallic on metallic look with a crop jacket to go with her bodysuit and mesh stockings.

Last year at the Grammys, Lady Gaga's black train covered up almost all of the red carpet. She wore a stunning Armani Prive ensemble - a glitzy jumpsuit beneath a full skirt with slits and finished her look with dramatic eye make-up and a khaleesi-ish look.

The shade was subtle but Lady Gaga did match her hair colour to her outfit at the Golden Globes this year. Her love for diamonds was reportedly worth $5 million.

Jump to Oscars luncheon in 2016 - the twist in Lady Gaga's Christian Siriano gown was the deep back. Simple hairdo and pearl earrings finished the dewy look.

Fans were treated to a more dialled down version of Lady Gaga's fashion statement on the Oscars red carpet in 2015. She looked pristine in a white Brandon Maxwell jumpsuit.