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The 'Poker Face' songstress plays an innocent and sexy bride in the images that 'show her completely natural' as GaGa is fighting against the pressure to be perfect.

• Aug 20, 2015

AceShowbiz - Lady GaGa plays an innocent, yet sexy bride in a photo shoot for the new issue of CR Fashion Book. In some of the pictures taken by Bruce Weber, the Mother Monster looks sultry as she dons a see-through dress by valentino with a ruffled, lacy bustier and Giuseppe Zanotti heels.

Some other photos feature her wearing outfit in contrasting color, black. She wears a shirt, a super short skirt and a veil, while black eyeliner is dripping from her eyes. She lies down on the floor in one shot, and shows off her boobs in another image.

All of the published images were unretouched. According to the magazine's editor Carine Roitfeld, the move was "to show her completely natural, all herself." She adds, "It is the same idea about freedom."

As to why GaGa was the perfect cover star for this issue, she explains, "Lady GaGa perfectly represents what I mean by the classic eccentric to me. She is completely GaGa, but she is also a lady. In her music and art, she is so creative, always pushing the envelope ... And yet she is classically trained, as well."

For GaGa, the photo shoot represents her fight against the pressure to be perfect. "As a 29-year-old girl, at this stage in my pop career everybody goes, 'Oh she's getting old,' and everybody's so worried about having a perfect body, a perfect face, and perfect hair," she says. "When, you know, actually, legacy and longevity is about having some sort of story and footprint to leave in the world when you die, chasing your talent until you're dead. And that, as an artist, you love your art 'til death."

In other GaGa news, the "Born This Way" hitmaker is threatening to sue a British company that rips off her name for its breast milk ice cream without her consent. Her representatives demand that the company dumps a flavor named "Royal Baby Gaga", which is made from human breast milk, vanilla and lemon, within 14 days.

However, the company, The Licktators, claims their product "neither names nor features Lady GaGa, nor are her trademarks infringed." Instead, the the flavor was named to commemorate the birth of Prince William and Kate Middleton's second child, Princess Charlotte, the company says. The Licktators also says "the disputed word 'Gaga' is not a word she can claim copyright on, having a meaning of its own in the Oxford English dictionary as well as being a sound that babies commonly make."