Alison Hammond has had a fashion makeover - inspired by Lady Gaga.
The This Morning presenter surprised fans waiting to meet the pop star as she appeared in a bold hot pink and neon green in London on Thursday, waving to the singer's fans and blowing them kisses.
Alison stepped out on the streets to Gaga's waiting fans in the pink robe with an oversized bow on top of her head, similar to Gaga's infamous hair bow that she has rocked over the years.
Her floor length pink robe was decorated with the names of some of Gaga's biggest songs including Poker Face, Bad Romance, Telephone and Just Dance amongst others.
Alison had just wrapped an interview with the pop star herself when she was spotted in the bold outfit.
The television presenter is known for her bold sense of style and she recently opened up about how she refuses to change her dress sense because of her size or stop wearing sexy clothing.
"In my head I’m slim. There is a slim woman in here with a lot of fat around her. I don’t realise how big I am until I’m next to someone. But I’m beautiful and a lovely person, and I know it," she told The Sun's Fabulous magazine.
"I’m not one of those people that hates myself. I actually love myself. People get really angry, but what do they expect us to do? Go and hide under a rock until we get to the size they want us to be? I know people who do."
Alison explained how many people hide themselves away because of their size.
"They won’t go swimming because of how they look. How sad is that? You could get hit by a bus tomorrow. I’m not going to stop my life. I love the fact that we’re all so diverse and different," she added.
She will no doubt have been hoping her interview with Lady Gaga went better than her one with Matt Damon, as she previously revealed her chair broke whilst she was chatting with the Hollywood star.
"My girth had broken the chair while I was interviewing Matt Damon, one of my idols," she wrote in her book.
"I was mortified. I wanted the world to swallow me ... I was mortified. 'If you don’t mind, don’t show that part on TV,' I said."
