Her CV boasts a plethora of achievements - including one Oscar and two Golden Globes - and now Lady Gaga can add philanthropist to her roster.
The multi-hyphenate has teamed up with the Global Citizen movement and the World Health Organisation to organise a virtual concert, which aims to celebrate health workers on the front line of the coronavirus crisis. The singer has already helped to raise $35m (£28m) with Global Citizen and the World Health Organisation to buy protective equipment and support efforts to develop drugs and vaccines for Covid-19.
The One World: Together at Home concert will take place tomorrow evening and Gaga has pulled on her connections to curate the starriest of line-ups, with Sir Elton John, Stevie Wonder and Lizzo among those set to perform via their homes.
But while she may be best known for her musical talents and stellar acting skills - clearly as well as her star-studded black book of contacts - Lady Gaga is also undoubtedly world-famous for her unique - and often outlandish - style.
An aesthetic that knows no bounds, the 34-year-old has spent her years in the limelight shocking and delighting with her dress sense.
From an outfit comprised entirely of raw meat to blood-soaked costumes - not forgetting her admirable ability to walk in the most jaw-dropping platforms - Gaga's sartorial game has never been tame.
But despite her outrageous personal style, Gaga has close relationships with a number of high profile designers.
Giorgio Armani, Karl Lagerfeld and Donatella Versace have all designed bespoke pieces for the performer, with the latter even designing the costumes for Gaga's half time performance during the 2017 Super Bowl.
In anticipation for the more pared-back ensemble Gaga will presumably wear for tomorrow night's concert, which will see her live-stream from her home, we took a moment to pinpoint her more daring fashion moments from over the years.
True to its name, the Together at Home concert is airing around the world. The event will be available to watch online on several platforms. Amazon Prime, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube will all stream the event, which will take place from 2pm ET, or 7pm BST. Viewers in the UK can catch up on BBC One or iPlayer on April 19 from 7:15-9:15pm BST.
Click through our gallery above to reminisce over some of the icon's best looks
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