@NAIJAMUSICCITY VIDEO: Lady Gaga’s High-Flying Dress

From her infamous egg arrival at the Grammys to her VMA meat dress and her much-buzzed-about lobster hat, Lady Gaga has certainly had her fair share of memorable costumes over the years.

But her "airy" ensemble at her release party for her latest album, "Artpop," over the weekend has to take the cake.
The 27-year-old debuted the world's "first flying dress," which she dubbed "Volantis," and yep, it's as crazy as it sounds!

The high-tech, battery-powered contraption — designed by Nancy Tilbury and controlled by a technician — lifted her up about 70 inches, without any tether to the ground, inside a huge building at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

After her adventure, the singer addressed the crowd, explaining that her elaborate new digs are made out of six booms in a hex formation, contain multiple motors, and essentially work as a vehicle ... which Gaga referred to as “essentially a metaphor for me. I will be a vehicle today for their voices.”
There's no question, her wardrobe is reaching new heights!
Not only did Gaga don a dress that took her up in the air, but she's also planning on traveling to space.
The singer confirmed she'll be the first recording artist to sing in space in 2015 as part of the Zero G Colony music festival, trading her little monsters for, err, aliens?

Check out the video for more on this fun story, and be sure to tune in to "omg! Insider" on TV tonight for our interview with the Mother Monster herself.