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Lady Gaga was spotted in New York yesterday prior to the release of her new album “Mayhem.”
The “You And I” songstress stepped out in a pair of lofty platform combat boots. The rugged style was ankle-length and featured glossy black leather uppers accompanied by coordinating black lace-up closures. Rounded toes gave way to rubber accents and sky-high platform heels and equally thick block heels fixed with rubber tread, creating a non-slip feel.
The shoe pick is exceedingly similar to Balenciaga’s Strike platform boot, which currently retails for $1,450 via the brand’s website. Combat boots are a favorite of Gaga’s, no matter the occasion. The beloved songstress tends towards grungy silhouettes, especially during her “Mayhem” era. Last we saw her, the star sported a similar pair of booties hailing from R13. The brand’s Jump boot also includes platform soles accompanied by block heels.
Accompanying her grungy footwear, the “Poker Face” singer wore a black graphic tee partnered with black leggings. Layered overtop, she sported a black faux-fur cropped vest. As for accessories, Gaga toted a Hodakova belt bag in black paired with an embroidered cap and cat-eye sunglasses.
The musician dropped her long-anticipated album “Mayhem” today, released via Streamline and Interscope Records. The album features 14 tracks, including singles she released prior, like “Die With A Smile” and “Disease.”
When it comes to shoes, there’s no style too bold — or heel too high — for Gaga. The “Paparazzi” singer‘s red carpet looks often feature platform sandals and pointed-toe pumps from luxury labels like Christian Louboutin, Versace, Brian Atwood and Alexander McQueen.
When off-duty, she’s been seen in sneakers by APL and Nike. More recently, she’s returned to wearing her signature towering Pleaser Shoes boots from the late 2000s for everyday wear — which often boast heels ranging from 7 to 9 inches in height.
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