Running out of ideas? Lady Gaga takes inspiration from Britney Spears as she wears a nude, bejwewelled bodysuit after the AMAs

By Sarah Bull

PUBLISHED: 08:31 EST, 25 November 2013 | UPDATED: 11:06 EST, 25 November 2013


She's known for pushing the boundaries when it comes to her outfit choices.

But Lady Gaga appears to be running out of ideas on how to hit headlines with her ensembles, and instead took inspiration from another pop princess as she headed out after the American Music Awards on Sunday night.

Gaga appeared to have taken some tips from Britney Spears' Toxic video as she sported a revealing, nude, bejewelled bodysuit to continue her celebrations after the ceremony at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles.

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Taking inspiration from Britney: Lady Gaga headed out in a nude, bejewelled bodysuit as she went to Chateau Marmont after the American Music Awards on Sunday night

Taking inspiration from Britney: Lady Gaga headed out in a nude, bejewelled bodysuit as she went to Chateau Marmont after the American Music Awards on Sunday night

Courting attention: Gaga wore a tiny thong under the bodysuit to preserve her modesty during the outing
Courting attention: Gaga wore a tiny thong under the bodysuit to preserve her modesty during the outing

Courting attention: Gaga wore a tiny thong under the bodysuit to preserve her modesty during the outing

While Gaga's outfit was slightly revealing, it is a far cry from her usual eccentric ensembles.

However, the 27-year-old did flash a bit of flesh by going bra-less in the outfit, opting for just a tiny thong to preserve her modesty as she snarled at the cameras while heading into the nightspot.

Clearly a fan of the bling for her evening out, Gaga teamed her all-in-one with a pair of silver sparkly stilettos, and two diamonds stuck on her forehead.

Bejewelled beauty: Gaga added two diamonds to her forehead to complement her overall look

Bejewelled beauty: Gaga added two diamonds to her forehead to complement her overall look

Daring: The sheer nature of the outfit was clear to see when Gaga bent over to have a picture taken with a fan

Daring: The sheer nature of the outfit was clear to see when Gaga bent over to have a picture taken with a fan

  

She finished off her look with minimal make-up and her blonde hair loose and straight.

Gaga's outing came as new claims emerged as to the reason behind the singer's recent split from long-term manager Troy Carter.

According to the New York Post, Gaga and Carter butted heads when the star's record label Interscope asked her to add some more 'radio-friendly big tracks' to her latest album Artpop.

They are also reported to have suggested to Gaga that she could release Artpop as an EP, before then releasing an album of more poppy tracks.

The original: Britney wore a nude bodysuit in the video for her 2004 single Toxic

The original: Britney wore a nude bodysuit in the video for her 2004 single Toxic

However, Gaga is said to have point-black refused to comply, arguing with Carter when he was asked by the label to get involved in a bid to changed her mind.

A representative for the label denied the claims, telling the New York Post: 'That story is untrue and ridiculous. Gaga has creative control, and we are thrilled with her album.

'It’s the No. 1 album, and everyone would love a No. 1 album. What’s not to be happy about?'

Grand entrance: Gaga made her way onto the red carpet at the AMAs earlier in the evening atop a 'horse'

Grand entrance: Gaga made her way onto the red carpet at the AMAs earlier in the evening atop a 'horse'

The sparklier the better: Gaga wore a long silver dress for the awards, before changing into a shorter, similar number for her performance
The sparklier the better: Gaga wore a long silver dress for the awards, before changing into a shorter, similar number for her performance

The sparklier the better: Gaga wore a long silver dress for the awards, before changing into a shorter, similar number for her performance

Controversial: Gaga was straddled by R. Kelly on the set, which was made to look like the U.S. President's Oval Office

Controversial: Gaga was straddled by R. Kelly on the set, which was made to look like the U.S. President's Oval Office 

Before heading to Chateau Marmont, Gaga had earlier attended the AMAs, where she made her way onto the red carpet atop a horse, before completing a raunchy routine alongside R Kelly in a set made to look like the U.S. President's Oval Office.

Donning a spectacles and a spangly silver number, Gaga played a sexy secretary to Kelly's cigar-smoking president for the performance of their track Do What U Want. 

The performance immediately brought to mind the infamous 90s affair between U. S. President Bill Clinton and intern Monica Lewinsky.

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She's not called Gaga for nothing, but I still like her.

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Britney's isn't a 'body suit' all she has on is a small thong with makeup and jewells all over her body! Watch the making of the Toxic video

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Shes weird, but does have a ass on her. Not a fat unattractive ass like Kim K

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I'm surprised she wore pants as she doesn't normally bother.

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YAWN!

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Unfortunately for her she waited about 10 yrs too late to have the body to pull it off. Compared to how good Brittney looked when she wore it, it makes me cringe.

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Hardly a fashion icon - no-one is lining up to copy her. I hated Madonna and her music, but even I noticed that most of my classmates were dressing like her in her early years (thank goodness no-one on the planet thought the Abba rip-off song's video was a good look).

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She's a VS model!!!............*in her own mind* Gaga, STOP getting your body out, its gross!

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looks like our barmaid in dagenham she cant sing either

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