Leggy Lady Gaga wows in sexy leather suit with thigh-skimming mini and tough jacket as she rocks a cowboy hat in NYC

By Ciara Farmer For Mailonline

Published: 08:58 EST, 19 October 2016 | Updated: 15:29 EST, 19 October 2016

She is known for her outrageous garb - with everything ranging from a dress made of meat to an outfit made of hair. 

And Lady Gaga once again pulled it out of the quirky bag in New York on Tuesday night when she opted for a space cowgirl style look complete with blue leather and a white cowboy hat. 

The 30-year-old Bad Romance songstress looked incredibly chic in her kooky ensemble which no doubt turned heads due to its outlandish humdrum of materials and styles. 

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Crazy look: Lady Gaga once again pulled it out of the quirky bag in New York on Tuesday night when she opted for a space cowgirl style look complete with blue leather and a white cowboy hat

Lady Gaga looked sensational in her leather two-piece consisting of a waterfall jacket paired with a skin-tight mini skirt. 

She tucked a fishnet crew-neck T-shirt into the skirt which coordinated with her black fishnets - perfect for highlighting her endless legs. 

Adding further to the matchy matchy nature of her ensemble was her white sock style ankle boots which matched her cowgirl. 

She perfected her edgy look with a pair of Garrett Leight Van Buren sunglasses which were perhaps unnecessary in the evening light yet practicality was trumped by fashion.

Stylish: The 30-year-old Bad Romance songstress looked incredibly chic in her kooky ensemble which no doubt turned heads due to its outlandish humdrum of materials and styles

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Her NYC outing comes after she admitted she finds it difficult to write music when she gets caught up in negative thoughts'.

The Perfect Illusion hitmaker is gearing up to release her eagerly-anticipated new album Joanne - which is a tribute to her father's sister, who died from lupus when she was just 19 - and has explained she finds it hard to work when all she can think about is her 'own trauma'.

In an interview with The New York Times, the pop beauty said: 'I get blocked by my own trauma sometimes. The darkness, the loop of negative thoughts on repeat, clamours and interferes with the music I hear in my head. When I'm making music, I can hear all the parts, all the instruments. I can hear what it should be.'

While it is challenging for the Born This Way singer to write about personal subjects, she says it's also important to find 'clarity' and become mindful.

Blue babe: Lady Gaga looked sensational in her leather two-piece consisting of a waterfall jacket paired with a skin-tight mini skirt

Talking about her writing process, she explained: 'You start to get into a zone -- what I would also describe as a mindfulness. You have to be aware that there are unwanted things coming in, but there is clarity in there, too, and you have to find it.'

Gaga - whose real name is Stefani Germanotta - previously explained that each of the tracks on her follow-up to 2014's 'Artpop' is personal to her.

She said: 'I'm not sure I'd go into detail about it, but Joanne gave me strength to live the rest of the life she didn't get to have.

'I guess, I think, if I can heal one person, maybe I can heal two, five, ten million. If I could just heal my dad, then maybe [I] might heal someone else.' 

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