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MAYHEM Era: Blonde or Black

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black but being so serious, she hadn't served so hard visually since the Artpop era giraffe so the blonde was CAYOOTE TOO

I've always been biased towards her brunette and jet black wig looks and this has been a dream era for me. It just really suits her well and de-ages her a bit imo.

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BUT, I have to admit this is a serve and a half. It looks incredible. One of her best hairstyles. Freddie deserves a raise for his work on the MAYHEM era clap3

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For me, blonde is always the most Gaga.

But the black is lovely, too.

blonde. all of the tour looks eat but i hate the album covers and they are the main black hair look

Blonde is the better look, black wig is the MAYHEM look that distinguishes from her other eras

I can't believe she didn't push any more singles from the standard album such a shame.

black is the best/most defining of this era. especially this style which I think was too short lived

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The black looks hideous on her, imo. The blonde looks f-cking beautiful.

7 hours ago, Graffiti said:

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Black on "Black Entertainment Television" Winner Lady Gaga clap3

I like the idea of both co-existing better than each of them individually, but if I have to pick the blonde I guess.

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