Want to own a piece of Gaga’s wardrobe? Well, maybe you can - if you have a load of spare cash. The gown Lady Gaga wore to 2019 Golden Globes{
But it’s not quite that simple, buckle up for the most bonkers celeb story we've read in a while.
The gorgeous blue Valentino dress she wore - inspired by Judy Garland in the original A Star Is Born - is currently available to bidders on Nate D. Sanders Auctions, with a minimum bid of $8,000. The dress isn’t being sold by Gaga herself, though. Accompanying the dress is a note from a maid at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, where the awards show was held, explaining that the singer ‘left’ the dress at the hotel. (You know, as you do.) She claimed that she discovered the gown, taking it to the hotel’s lost and found - but nobody came to collect it. Which is why it's now for sale.
Interestingly, Entertainment Tonight report that a spokesperson for the Beverly Hills Police Department said that Valentino filed a police report with their department over the dress after it had disappeared.
But Michael Kirk, the auction manager for Nate D. Sanders Auctions, told the site that Lady Gaga's Valentino dress will be auctioned off tomorrow (Thursday) as scheduled. He said, ‘We take provenance very seriously and do due diligence on all items we take on consignment, including consulting our attorneys when necessary.'
Gaga - who best original song for co-writing Shallow at the awards - recently split with her boyfriend and sound engineer Dan Horton, who she confirmed that she was dating last month. Posting to Instagram stories earlier this month, she referred to herself as a 'single lady' while she was enjoying a hen party with her best friend, and make-up artist, Sarah Tanno{