Lady Gaga shows off her ample cleavage

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Show off: Lady Gaga proudly put her ample cleavage on display in an eye-catching cut-out dress as she headed out for dinner with fiance Taylor Kinney on Sunday


Lady Gaga certainly knows how to keep her man's attention. The 29-year-old stepped out with fiance Taylor Kinney, who proposed on Valentine's Day, in a seriously revealing LBD on Sunday.
As the couple made their way out for dinner in New York, the Judas singer proudly put her ample cleavage on display in the eye-catching cut-out dress, reports dailymail.

Show off: Lady Gaga proudly put her ample cleavage on display in an eye-catching cut-out dress as she headed out for dinner with fiance Taylor Kinney on Sunday

Lady Gaga's black keyhole dress

Lady Gaga is never one to shy away from a style statement and the singer will surely have sent her Little Monster fans into a frenzy in this ensemble.
This look is...just a tad racy, but Lady Gaga pulls it off with aplomb. A keyhole dress with chain detail heels is a classic night time look if we ever saw one. Classic with a twist of course - just check out the belt detail and backless cut on this daring frock.
If you're looking to turn heads on your next night out, there's no easier way than with a keyhole dress like this one, and to save you scouring the high street for a similar version, we've done the hard work for you!
Just head to our edit below for our fave lookalikes from Versace, Club L and AX Paris. Style with subtle gold accessories and barely there nude heels and Just Dance the night away.

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