Someone needs to tell Lady GaGa that Halloween was on Saturday night.

But seriously no one is surprised by this look, as the shock factor has totally disappeared when it comes to Lady GaGa.

It would be more of a shock to see her wearing pants.

The singer arrived at the “ACE Awards” to collect the “Stylemaker Award” which honoured her commitment to accessorising.

She was wearing a Marc Jacobs Spring 2010 ensemble which included a pink bra over a black shirt, plus double layered panties and fish-net nude tights.

GaGa’s sported a blonde afro like the models on the runway, which gets me thinking that it wouldn’t be a surprise if GaGa was Marc Jacobs’ Spring 2010 campaign girl.

The look I get, but what’s up with the talcum powder?

To complete the look GaGa opted for a pair of John Galliano Spring 2010 platforms with a stack of gobstoppers for a heel.

Crazy or Genius?

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Charlize Theron won’t be happy that she shared her go-to designer, with so many stunning ladies last night.

John Galliano was the toast of the Golden Globes, as he dressed 5 women on the red carpet.

All wore floaty ethereal dress, and dreamy colours, except model Alek Wek, who picked a more stand out embellished teal colour.

J. Mendel had 4dresses on the red carpet, whilst Reem Acra and Elie Saab, both had 3.

Oscar de la Renta also dressed 5 stars. 3 wore strapless gowns, 1 went asymmetrical and Marisa Tomei went very casual.

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Back in January Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey attended their first premiere for Fools Gold in LA, in which Kate wore Lanvin.

Tonight the “should be” couple attended their London Fool Gold premiere in Leicester Square.

Matthew as usual looks good enough to eat, but Kate is breath-taking in this John Galliano Fall 2008 emerald green kimono sleeved satin gown, with gold embroidery. I love that she wore the dress off-the-shoulder.

The colour is more striking off the runway and she wears it with just grace.

The only thing I don’t like here is the blue carpet.

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What first struck me from the John Galliano Fall 2008 collection was the bright colours. The palette was full of salmon pinks, pale blues, teals, and burgundies, to add some light to a mostly black Fall season.

Galliano’s collection featured lots of layering contrasted with slim-fitting jackets. Dark, gritty colours were the staple of the collection, accentuated by medieval hats, robes and shoes.

Galliano & Pat McGrath are cutting edge when it comes to colourful makeup.

Rihanna arrived at this baby blue John Galliano Spring 2008 coat.

Inside she showed off her tiered empire-waisted John Galliano Spring 2008 dress with a very odd choice of shoes.

Mary-Kate Olsen was also in the front row wearing a very long Louis Vuitton leopard print scarf.

Lucy Liu who also attended the Christian Dior show this week, was front row wearing a grey belted ensemble with a pair of YSL tribute pumps.

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When Halle Berry was on the “Late Show with David Letterman” last month, she wore this lace balloon dress.

Looking every bit the Yummy Mummy.

You can buy this dress for a surprising £299 from Harrods.com

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Elie Saab Spring 2008
Elie Saab creates my dream red carpet dresses. Flirty, floaty, sparkling, embellished, full-length and fabulous.

The colours were kept to ivory, red, black, blue, yellow, violet and green. Every piece was a beautiful.

John Galliano Spring 2008
You would have been forgiven if you thought this was Madrid Fashion Week with the flamenco style dresses on display at John Galliano’s show.

The collection was very romantic with short tiered dresses, 3/4 length jackets/coats, flouncy dresses and lots of ruffles.

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