A trio of stunning stage-worn costumes worn by Lady Gaga are among the star lots in PFC Auctions' latest online sale, which is now open for bids.
 The mesh dress, made from milliner's mesh, is accompanied in the sale by the panel skirt that Gaga wore with it |
Each of the three outfits was designed and made by Australian fashion designer Phoenix Keating, and have come direct from his collection. Starting at £240 ($391) each, this is a fantastic opportunity to own well-documented items from the most collectible music celebrity of the past decade.
 Lady Gaga wore the leather harness dress on July 11, 2011, a day after the other two items |
Included in the sale is a leather harness dress, as well as a sheet panel skirt and mesh dress that Lady Gaga wore while performing in Sydney, Australia on July 10-11, 2011. The collection was loaned to the star after her renowned team of stylists contacted Keating.
Each lot is accompanied by a letter of provenance from Keating, as well as catwalk photographs of the outfits.
 The cheeky panel dress seen from behind |
Lady Gaga is famed for her inimitable style, which makes headlines as often as her music. She is also renowned as a collector, having bought 55 Michael Jackson items in a single auction in December 2012.
Not only a collector, her memorabilia is also becoming highly collectible, with a lipstick-marked teacup used during an interview recently selling for $75,000 at a charity auction.
Adrian Roose, director of PFC Auctions, commented: "Gaga is certainly the most iconic celebrity of recent years, and she has previously said that she keeps all of her stage costumes for her personal collection, so having three in our sale is really quite special."
See all three Lady Gaga costumes here.
