30 of the wildest outfits Lady Gaga has worn throughout her career

Her strapless top looked like a disco ball, as it was covered in tiny mirrors. She also accessorized with fishnet thigh-high socks and pointed black pumps.

The asymmetrical minidress had a single strap and a bubble-shaped skirt. There were also crystal-shaped studs that extended from her shoulder to her hip.

The musician completed the look with tan ankle boots and thick eyelashes.

Though her dress was a standard sleeveless design with a bow attached to the waistband, Gaga's accessories were anything but.

She wore neon-pink pumps, leather gloves, and a bow seemingly made from hair on top of her head.

The skin-colored leotard was sleeveless and decorated with plastic spheres that looked like bubbles. Gaga also wore black fishnet tights and see-through PVC heels.

Gaga posed on the red carpet in a strapless gown with a corset-style bodice that was adorned with what looked like braided blonde hair. Its skirt, on the other hand, was created from straight blonde strands.

The musician completed the look with a balloon-animal-shaped purse seemingly made from hair, black ankle boots, and a bob hairstyle.

Not only did she accept an award in a red lace dress, a matching crown, and a face covering, but Gaga also performed in a white bodysuit that was covered in fake blood.

For the 2009 ACE Awards, Gaga walked the red carpet in a gray button-up shirt worn underneath a pink-velvet bralette and matching shorts.

It was her hair, shoes, and accessories, however, that stole the show. Gaga's hair was styled in a frizzy bob, and a layer of black lace covered her bangs and her face. For shoes, she wore gray platforms with marble-shaped heels.

Her look that night included a red latex dress with a high neckline and puffy sleeves. Gaga also wore pointed red boots, curled blonde hair, and exaggerated eye shadow embellished with makeup jewels.

She wore the outfit to the annual Royal Variety Performance.

She attended a Polaroid event in January 2010 to announce a design partnership with the brand. While there, she was photographed wearing a black, semi-sheer dress with thick shoulder pads, platform heels, and round sunglasses.

Gaga also debuted a unique hairstyle: a short, blonde cut with long strands that surrounded her head like a sun hat.

Designed by Armani Privé, Gaga's sparkling look was a strapless dress with a corset-style top and high-low skirt worn over a nude bodysuit. The latter was covered in crystals from its high neckline to its long sleeves

Her shoes also stood out. They were covered in crystals and had platforms in the front, but no heels in the back.

Her dress was strapless, and its skirt bunched up behind her to reveal her backside. Underneath the dress, Gaga wore the same sheer bodysuit and dazzling shoes.

Her new hat was made from giant triangles covered in sparkles.

She walked the red carpet at the amfAR New York Gala in a white bra and underwear that were both covered in studs. She also wore a matching studded jacket, white fishnets, platform boots, and a peaked cap.

Gaga's makeup was even more daring. She was seemingly covered in white powder from head to toe, and small pearls were attached to her legs, stomach, chest, and face.

Francesco Scognamiglio designed her dress, which had three tiers of white fabric. She also wore a lace mask that covered half of her face, and it was designed by Philip Treacy.

In true Gaga fashion, the musician completed her outfit with a sky-high white wig.

She wore head-to-toe black for the occasion, including a petal-shaped headpiece and matching floral mask that covered her face.

As for her outfit, Gaga wore a see-through lace bodysuit with pointed shoulder pads, small black shorts, and patent-leather boots.

The outfit has become one of her most iconic and controversial looks to date. Argentine artist Franc Fernandez created the look, and Gaga later revealed that it was part of her protest against the US "Don't ask, don't tell" military policy.

"It's certainly no disrespect to anyone that's vegan or vegetarian," Gaga told Ellen DeGeneres, according to Billboard. "It has many interpretations, but for me this evening it's, 'If we don't stand up for what we believe in, if we don't fight for our rights, pretty soon we're going to have as much rights as the meat on our bones.'"

For one promotional event in Mexico, Gaga arrived wearing a blue dress that had a high neckline, long sleeves with shoulder pads, and a see-through bodice. Its skirt extended just below her knees, and showed off her blue tights and platform black boots.

Gaga also accessorized with a black-and-blonde bob, heavy makeup, and layered diamond necklaces.

Her outfit that night included a red dress that had giant balloon sleeves and a mid-length skirt with a slit that ran up the front.

Gaga also carried red gloves, wore oversized sunglasses, and walked in her signature platform boots with no heels.

Of course, her outfit was as equally bold as her entrance. She wore a black gown made from a shining material. It crossed over her shoulders in a cape-style fashion, and it also bunched around her waist.

Gaga's eyes were covered entirely by a gold band, and her black boots were decorated with gold figures shaped like men.

In addition to wearing the torn, semi-sheer garment, Gaga also seemingly had dust or chalk across her hands and feet, and her blonde hair wasn't styled.

While leaving a taping of "The Graham Norton Show," Gaga was photographed in a short-sleeved see-through shirt with strategically-placed black sequins.

She also wore pants embellished with sparkles, platform boots, and a wig made from giant feathers that seemingly extended multiple feet above her head.

Not only did she wear a poncho-style shirt printed with a picture of the Mona Lisa, but Gaga also wore a brown wig and contoured makeup that made her look more like the artwork.

For her shoes, Gaga opted for black platform boots.

Outside of the event, she was photographed wearing a white fuzzy minidress and thick matching boots. She also wore a mask made from the same material, which completely shielded her face.

The black shirt had long sleeves, a high neckline, and black spikes that covered her arms. The garment was also cropped just above her chest, with a scoop-style shape in the middle.

The rest of Gaga's look that night included thigh-thigh patent-leather boots, black sunglasses, and an updo hairstyle.

She walked the red carpet in an Elizabethan-inspired ball gown designed by Alexander McQueen. It had a gold corset bodice that was covered in beads, off-the-shoulder balloon sleeves, and a white collar around her neck.

As Insider previously reported, the fashion house described the ensemble as an "organza jacquard lace dress with three-dimensional gold and pearl embroidery, dropped sleeves and a gold and pearl-embroidered harness with a ruffle collar."

She first arrived in a fuchsia ball gown with a matching bow on top of her head, and giant gold eyelashes. Shortly after stepping onto the red carpet, however, she removed the top layer and revealed a strapless black dress with a full skirt and an umbrella as her accessory.

Underneath that layer, as Insider previously reported, was a satin pink gown that she wore with platform heels, oversized sunglasses, and a fake telephone. For her final look on the red carpet, Gaga stripped down to her bra, underwear, and fishnet tights.

While in New York, she was photographed wearing a button-up, polka-dot print shirt with a high neckline and giant sleeves that were almost as long as her skirt.

She wore the top tucked into a black midi skirt and accessorized with a square handbag and black sunglasses.