Lady Gaga's Instagram photos are the most disturbing you'll see this vacation
The singer has shared a series of images on her profile that could point to a return to her origins (at least, aesthetic)
(Almost) deserted beaches, private boat cruises, late-night parties that Gatsby would be proud of, and an assortment of swimsuits and vertebrate looks over sarongs. That could be a summary of a good part of the vacations of many celebrities (not to say that lucky friend you follow), but not those of Lady Gaga. First, because the singer is immersed in preparing the performance in Las Vegas, and second, because the artist has shown on several occasions that she does not conform to that cliché (great, on the other hand) of celebrity to use. For this reason, instead of these types of photographs, she has shared other retouched, very retouched, that perfectly fit the adjective of "disturbing."
The three photographs appear to have been made on a screen, as if Gaga had received them on her computer or was looking at them in the studio and she couldn't wait to immortalize and publish them. That, or that somewhat raw effect is totally intentional; A theory that would not be meaningless considering the tone of the snapshots: they are so retouched that their natural forms have been lost to find a certain alien aspect. Wow, that monster mum seems to have returned, as fans have happily emphasized in the comments.
The only one that Gaga has done is the author of the photographs, Eli Russell Linnetz, who has also photographed (for example) Yeezy campaigns. Russell has also shared the images on his personal account, showing who else has been part of the team: Sarah Nicole Tanno has been in charge of makeup, Frederic Aspiras of hairdressing and Bernhard Willhelm of styling.
Although the reason for the images has not been revealed, it would not be strange if they corresponded to the aforementioned Las Vegas performance, titled Enigma and promoted on Lady Gaga's Instagram profile. The other option? That it is a preview of an upcoming work in which the singer returns to her aesthetic roots, those bizarre ones that helped increase her popularity.
