"While I respect Lady Gaga and her work, I want to say, 'You know, we've been here before,'" Gunn said. "There was never a more profound fashion revolution than the 1960s. We have the clear, plastic vinyl dress. We have the paper dress. We have the micro miniskirt. We have people practically nude at events, so Lady, it's been done. Be more creative."easy enough, but the 40lb dress took incredible skill and talent to accomplish in a tasteful manner. Fernandez explained that the dress was made from quality Argentinean meat, matambre so it did not bleed or smell.
How are the two scenarios alike? Well, both are just two major publicity ploys. While you have a self-proclaimed “shock artist” on one hand, you have someone who is in the definite situation to gain some quick notoriety on the other hand.
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