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200 Portraits Day Five - Lady Gaga Video Portrait Now Online!

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After packing almost fifty portraits into the first four days of his shoot for the 30th anniversary edition of i-D magazine, Nick Knight chose to expound his energies on day five on a single sitter. Then again, when that sitter is Lady Gaga, twenty-first century icon of music and fashion, the results were never going to be less than mesmerising. This week's exclusive video portrait brings that singular i-D editorial, cover-shoot and of course its star, to life.

Each Wednesday at 15:00 BST, SHOWstudio.com will launch a new selection of video portraits captured on a specific date, the series as a whole documenting not only this ground-breaking live shoot but a slice of twenty-first century popular culture.

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6 comments

  • leonor
    15:42 8 Sep 2010
    Fabuleux !! Shes soo beautiful!
  • Mikhell
    15:55 8 Sep 2010
    what a gorgeous creature.
  • BlackRoseofDeath
    08:19 11 Sep 2010
    i love this women
  • Mikhell
    00:12 13 Sep 2010
    did anybody read the camille paglia piece about gaga in the times today? i think paglia just came off like a bitter and angry madonna fan. what a sad and pointless piece of writing.
  • KaWai
    02:58 14 Sep 2010
    It's all very good-but-something is missing-every subject seemed ready to have their portraits taken. I want to see moments of the person being photographed feeling uncomfortable-that's part of portrait sitting too, no?
  • la
    07:57 14 Sep 2010
    yes I completeley agree Paglia just missed the point , contradicted her own views and overall made herself look stupid.
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/sep/13/camille-paglia-lady-gaga
    This piece by Alex Needham in the Guardian says it so much better.