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"NEW YORK \u2014 Upon entering the psychedelically-painted hallway that leads to Gaga's Workshop, Lady Gaga's eccentric Barneys holiday pop-up shop, shoppers will notice the wafting sweet, seductive smell of sugar. It's partly due to the candy-covered chocolate lips and the Gaga-shaped Christmas cookies, but our focus is on the delightful Chocolate Gaga Shoe.The solid blocks of dark Belgian chocolate, sprinkled with crystal-like sugar, are edible replicas of&amp;nbsp;Alexander McQueen's Armadillo shoe, which first perplexed runway audiences in 2009. They gained mainstream recognition after Gaga donned them while delicately sauntering around in&amp;nbsp;her 2009 music video  Bad Romance  before becoming a prominent attraction at McQueen's blockbuster Met exhibition  Savage Beauty.  They've been forever solidified as an instantly recognizable symbol of the late designer's career, and at $58, the chocolate version is, deliciously, the closest most of us will get to the real thing. &amp;nbsp;[content:shareblock]&amp;nbsp;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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