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"He may have cited his inspiration as &amp;quot;cool girls in New York City, from Debbie Harry to Leigh Lezark&amp;amp;#8212;all the girls that go to all the clubs, from Max&amp;#x27;s Kansas City to the Boom Boom Room today,&amp;quot; but all I could think about as Jeremy Scott&amp;#x27;s spring 2011 collection stomped down the runway yesterday was, &amp;quot;Holy Gaga!&amp;quot; A noticeable lack of pants, a platinum hairdo that&amp;#x27;s part granny, part rock star, and sunglasses that challenge the basic principles of both physics and expectation? Looks like Gaga to me! It may not be edible (or even recently butchered), but does or does not this dress look like it&amp;#x27;s comprised of thin slices of prosciutto laid one on top of another? After Gaga&amp;#x27;s recent meat dress moment, I can&amp;#x27;t help but think she had a hand in inspiring this thing... Sign up for our style newsletter and get the best of our fashion blog, delivered straight to your inbox! This is possibly the Gaga-est look of them all--a mix of dominatrix-style sex appeal (that leather bra!) and old fashioned glamour (cat eye sunglasses and a Grace Kelly-style head scarf). What do you think, dolls? Are you seeing Gaga in these looks as much as I am? Has Does it look like Jeremy Scott has had &amp;quot;Discostick&amp;quot; playing on repeat in his studio lately? Discuss! PLUS: - The Haus of Gaga, explained: Pop star says &amp;quot;No one gets it&amp;quot; - Lady Gaga &amp;quot;would rather die&amp;quot; than be seen in flats - Lady Gaga on Oprah: Behind the seams scoop from her wardrobe department Photos: courtesy of style.com; see the full Jeremy Scott collection there now Want more breaking news straight from the runways? Follow us on Twitter! Latest Tweets!Follow us on Twitter!jQuery(&amp;quot;.blog-tweets&amp;quot;).tweet({username:[&amp;quot;glamour_fashion&amp;quot;,&amp;quot;cindi_leive&amp;quot;], count: 3});"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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