Lady Gaga made a surprise appearance at the premiere of Bradley Cooper’s new film, Maestro, showing solidarity with her A Star Is Born co-star and real-life pal. Despite having no role in Maestro, Gaga turned up to support Cooper, captivating attention with her latest look, which quickly became the subject of debate among fans.
Featured in the photo: Carey Mulligan, Bradley Cooper, and Lady Gaga
For the screening, Lady Gaga chose an elegant black suit by Alexander McQueen, adorned with embroidered and beaded orchids, complemented by a Jimmy Choo Ellipse clutch. While many appreciated her support for Cooper, discussions soon turned to Gaga’s appearance.
At 37, Lady Gaga has been open about avoiding plastic surgery, although she confessed in 2013 to a previous fascination with facial injections, a habit she quit following a friend’s intervention.
Critiques of Gaga’s appearance flowed swiftly, with comments like “She needs to leave her face alone,” and nostalgic remarks such as “At 37, why has she resorted to so much Botox and filler? She was so beautiful before and now resembles a wax figure.”
Cooper didn’t escape notice either, with fans commenting on changes in his appearance, suggesting a dial-back on cosmetic procedures for both celebrities.
The lives of celebrities, constantly in the limelight, invite intense scrutiny over every change, big or small. It’s normal for anyone, celebrities included, to experience changes in their looks over time for a variety of personal reasons, which ought to be respected.
Jennifer Lawrence is another celebrity who recently sparked conversations and speculation among fans regarding potential cosmetic surgery.