Lady Gaga Wears Blue Valentino Haute Couture Dress With Long Train To Golden Globes, Steals Spotlight

Lady Gaga has shown many times she knows how to make an entrance with her fashion choices, and the singer did it again at Sunday’s Golden Globe Awards.

The 32-year-old star of the new remake of A Star Is Born, which co-stars and was written and directed by Bradley Cooper, had one of the most attention-grabbing dresses at the ceremony in Los Angeles. Gaga chose to wear a light blue Valentino Haute Couture gown — whose color matched her hair — which fans on social media rapidly noted was a nod to another celebrity.

Judy Garland — who starred in the 1954 version of the musical romantic drama A Star Is Born — reportedly wore a dress with a similar hue during an event to promote that film.

Gaga’s dress also included an extremely lengthy train that was so long it required multiple assistants.

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Gaga — the multiple Grammy-winning singer of hits like “Bad Romance,” “Poker Face” and “A Million Reasons” — won the Golden Globe for Best Original song on Sunday for the A Star Is Born tune “Shallow,” which she-co-wrote with Mark Ronson, Andrew Wyatt and Anthony Rossomando. 

The musician was also nominated for the award for Best Actress in a Drama, but lost to Glenn Close, who won for her performance in the film The Wife. 

Gaga is expected to be a top contender in both categories at this year’s Oscars. The singer previously won a Golden Globe in 2016 for her lead role in the FX miniseries American Horror Story: Hotel.