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Lady Gagadazzled at the 28th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards.
She added even more sparkle via Tiffany & Co. jewelry including a diamond wreath necklace set in 18-karat yellow gold and platinum from the 2022 Tiffany Blue Book Collection, diamond drop earrings and a platinum diamond ring boasting over 8 carats.
“I’m just really honored to be here. This is a beautiful night where we all get to celebrate art together and celebrate each other,” she told E!’s Laverne Cox onLive from the Red Carpet!
She also brought attention tothe serious world events going on right now: “And there’s so much going on the world and my heart really goes out to Ukraine. And I think tonight we should all really sit in the gratitude of this.”
Gaga also opened up about taking on the complex role ofMaurizio Gucci’s ex-wife, Patrizia, who was convicted of hiring a hitman to murder the former head of the Gucci fashion house.
“I really loved living in her all the time,” she shared. “I found a lot of joy in studying her and I think that women’s stories are beautiful and they’re complicated and complex and I’m happy to be here tonight to celebrate all the women that are nominated telling beautiful stories, telling women’s stories and revealing things about ourselves that are important and that unite us.”
“I do sometimes give so much that I’m depleted but … I think people do very hard things all the time and I think we have each other and we have amazing people to look up to,” she said. “That’s part of what feeds me, is making sure that I always remember that. I’m in the company of people that I respect and love. I respect and love everybody that’s here tonight and I respect and love the public and I hope that the public can smile this evening.”
During theHouse of Guccipress tour last year, Gaga served up a buffet of high fashion moments fromGuccitoMcQueentoValentino,CelineandVersace.
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While promotingHouse of Gucci, Gagatold film critic Ryan Painterthat her ultimate style inspiration has always been her mom.
She also credits her teenage years in New York City as having a huge influence on her express individualism when it comes to her wardrobe.
“Being part of a subculture in New York on the lower east side when I was 17 years old and living down there. You learn how to express yourself with or without money,” she said. “It’s more about artistry than anything else. I wore a uniform for most of my life, so as soon as I left [school] I really let loose.”
The 28thAnnualSAG Awardsare being broadcast live on TNT and TBS Sunday, Feb. 27
source: people.com
