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Gaga goes nude for a stunning shoot

Last updated on - Aug 22, 2012
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Gaga goes nude for a stunning shoot
Lady Gaga has stripped down to nothing more than a massive pink feathered hat for Vogue magazine's 2012 September issue. 
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Gaga goes nude for a stunning shoot
For the latest issue marking the 120th anniversary of the fashion bible, Mert and Marcus have clicked the 26-year-old's beautiful image. 
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Gaga goes nude for a stunning shoot
Apart from the stunning inside shot of Gaga, the eccentric singer also graces the cover of the magazine, flaunting her new afro hairdo as well as her hourglass curves in a purple Marc Jacobs gown. 
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Gaga goes nude for a stunning shoot
The singer took to her Twitter page to give fans a sneak peek of the cover. She wrote : "Im so excited to post the SEPT ISSUE OF VOGUE in 30 min! Photographed by MERT and MARCUS," a paper quoted her as tweeting. 
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Gaga goes nude for a stunning shoot
And in the accompanying article, Gaga admitted that while she is one of the most recognisable singers in the world, she still loves to take every opportunity of having anonymous moments. 
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Gaga goes nude for a stunning shoot
Revealing that she still likes to 'feel a little irresponsible and act like I'm nineteen', 'Born This Way' singer said that she likes to sneak into bars and dance topless, or have sex on the beach. 
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Gaga goes nude for a stunning shoot
"I'm a complete free spirit, so, even though you don't see it, I still find time to have sex at night on the beach when no one's around," she told the magazine. 
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Gaga goes nude for a stunning shoot
"Or roll into a bar and get f***ed up and dance with my top off. It's just that no one ever sees that, because I have great real friends who never let me do it when I would get caught," she added. 
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