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They say that owners look like their dogs.
And while facially Lady Gaga and her French Bulldog Asia don't have that much in common, when it comes to their attire, they've got the matchy-matchy look down pat.
Stepping out in Berlin for a spot of sightseeing on Tuesday, both left their trousers at home, opting instead to protect their modesty in cute pink T-shirts.
Deciding that trousers really weren't a necessity, she made do with a pair of fishnet tights coupled with a pair of leg-lengthening pointed stilettos.
Currently in Germany for her artRAVE: The ARTPOP Ball tour, she sported the same black curly wig that she was spotted wearing in Cologne on Monday.
Ahead of her performance at Cologne's Lanxess Arena, the Born This Way singer looked like she was gearing up to do some cleaning when she emerged in a silk yellow slip dress.
The star was greeted by a sea of fans who gifted her with personalised presents, including a pillow with her face across it which she clung onto during the meet and greet.
She then caused a stir by calling into a local chemist dressed in her unique garb, only to be followed by her army of admirers.
Although her epic world tour wraps up in Paris in late November, there'll be little down time for the singer who has just announced she and Tony Bennett will perform at The Cosmopolitan casino is Las Vegas for a special New Year's Eve show.
'I can't wait to kick off 2015 "cheek to cheek" with the legendary Mr. Tony Bennett,' Lady Gaga explained.
'New Year's celebrations are about cherishing family, friendship, and the future - three things this man has taught me much about.'
Gaga is relishing the success of her collaborative album Cheek To Cheek with jazz hero Tony.
'CHEEK TO CHEEK' is #1 on the WORLDWIDE iTunes album chart!,' she recently tweeted.
Earlier in the year the Bad Romance hitmaker opened up to Harper's Bazaar about how she stores all her colourful outfits.
'I keep everything in an enormous archive in Hollywood,' she revealed
Adding: 'The clothes are on mannequins, also on hangers and in boxes with a photo of each piece, and there's a website where I can go to look through everything.'
'It's too big- I could never sort through it myself! But these garments tell the stories of my life'
source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk
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