She's clearly not a fan of covering up.
And her mantra appears to be less is more, as pop sensation Lady GaGa stepped out in another body-baring outfit in London last night.
Eschewing the warm clothing required at this time of year by mere mortals, GaGa opted for a chest-baring PVC corset, black panties, and toe-less high-heeled boots for an appearance on TV show which was being filmed in London's Notting Hill.
Completely GaGa: Pop sensation Lady GaGa showed off her stage outfit as she glammed up in PVC corset, black panties and toe-less boots for a TV appearance
It was pretty much business as usual for the American pop sensation who yesterday left her hotel in London wearing rhinestone-studded knickers, flesh-coloured fishnets and a nude-coloured crop top.
Earlier in the day, with her trademark sunglasses firmly in place, she did don a light jacket and gloves, which were her only concession to the winter chill.
The 22-year-old, who is top of the charts with her single Just Dance, was on her way to film a music show for T4.
Ready for her close-up: Lady GaGa shows off her signature body-baring style
Since her arrival in London, she has thrown herself into the British lifestyle, even taking the opportunity during a break in rehearsals in Kings Cross to try some fish and chips.
She has been gushing about the UK ever since she arrived, recently saying in a magazine interview: 'My fans there are so sexy and the people are so innovative and free in how they think about music.'
The star was wearing her shades and a green leotard that tantalisingly poked out the bottom of her biker jacket.
Full exposure: The singer has showed off a succession of raunchy looks since making her first visit to the capital this week
She was hard at work rehearsing her routine for the upcoming Pussycat Dolls world tour, for which she is the support act.
She has already written songs for the band and also for New Kids On The Block.
Her debut single hit the top spot in the British charts after outselling Alexandra Burke's cover of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah on downloads alone.
And the peroxide blonde said she was delighted with the success of her song.
She said: 'It's been a long running dream to have a big hit in the UK.
'I was in my apartment in Los Angeles getting ready to go to dance rehearsal when they called and told me, and I just cried.'
Lady GaGa, a former convent schoolgirl, has become a global phenomenon largely through the internet, much like Katy Perry last year.
Another single, Poker Face, is No.1 in Australia and Sweden, while the synthesiser-playing singer - who takes her stage name from the Queen hit Radio Ga Ga - is also in the running for a dance music prize at next month's Grammy Awards.
She's already been labelled the New Madonna and her album The Fame is only being released next week.
