Standing tall: Lady Gaga, 35, towered in another set of platform boots while rocking an angelic vibe in a black dress while leaving a photoshoot in New York City on Tuesday

The ribbed, sweater-like dress from the upscale French fashion house is an unreleased look from its Fall/Winter 2021 collection, according to La Maison Gaga Instagram account.

The mock turtleneck showcased her tanned legs and was enlivened with a bevy of white ostrich feather trim.

The 5ft1in beauty stuck with the French designer for her handbag, the Hobo Cat SM model.

The modest black leather bag featured a striking gold handle sculpted in the shape of a cat and retails for $2,690.

Gorgeous: Gaga wore a black ribbed Lanvin dress with with a thick white ostrich-feather lining

Exclusive style: The dress is an unreleased look from the French fashion house’s Fall/Winter 2021 collection, according to La Maison Gaga Instagram account. She also stood tall in shiny platform boots

The A Star Is Born actress turned to platform specialist Pleaser Shoes for her incredibly tall Xtreme-1020 patent leather heels.

She contrasted her figure-hugging dress with more angular Marc Jacobs Icon sunglasses, which sell for $250.

She put the focus on her eye-catching ensemble and kept her hairstyle more low-key by tightly tying her wet brunette tresses back in a bun.

The songstress appeared to be trying to trying to keep up a similar look to what she wore the day before, when she was also seen exiting the studio.

She showed more skin in a low-cut Magda Butrym dress while practically touching the sky in an even taller set of faux leather platform boots.

Luxurious: The 5ft1in beauty stuck with the French designer for her handbag, the Hobo Cat SM model. The modest black leather bag featured a striking gold handle sculpted in the shape of a cat and retails for $2,690

Out of the sun: She contrasted her figure-hugging dress with more angular Marc Jacobs Icon sunglasses, which sell for $250

Staying on theme: The songstress appeared to be trying to trying to keep up a similar look to what she wore the day before, when she was also seen exiting the studio

Aside from her stunning heels, Gaga (real name: Stefani Germanotta) has been favoring more traditionally glamorous ensembles recently as she puts her pop music on hold to focus on jazz standards and timeless tunes.

Earlier this month, she filmed an MTV Unplugged concert featuring her friend and longtime collaborator Tony Bennett, whom she worked with on their 2014 duet album Cheek To Cheek.

The album debuted at number one, again making Bennett the oldest musician to have a number one album.

After its success, it was only natural that the singers would work together again.

Back to basics: Earlier this month, she filmed an MTV Unplugged concert featuring her friend and longtime collaborator Tony Bennett, whom she worked with on their 2014 duet album Cheek To Cheek

Back for more: The Poker Face artist announced last week that she and Bennett would reunite for a set of concerts titled One Last Time: an Evening With Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga in early August

Out of this world: She showed more skin on Monday in a low-cut Magda Butrym dress while practically touching the sky in an even taller set of faux leather platform boots

The Poker Face artist announced last week that she and Bennett would reunite for a set of concerts titled One Last Time: an Evening With Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga in early August.

‘One Last Time,’ she wrote. ‘An evening with @itstonybennett and me at Radio City Music Hall on August 3rd & 5th. I am so honored and excited to celebrate Tony’s 95th birthday with him at these special shows.’

Attendees will be required to show proof of a Covid-19 vaccinated, and smartphones will be held in Yondr pouches during the performance.

Madison Square Garden Entertainment’s Darren Pfeffer said in a statement to Variety, ‘We couldn’t be prouder to host such a special engagement with two of the most iconic entertainers of our time.

‘Both Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga are synonymous with New York City, making the great stage at Radio City Music Hall the perfect place to honor their decade long friendship and celebrate Mr. Bennett’s 95th birthday.’

The singers will also be releasing a second duets album later this year.

Old pals: ‘I am so honored and excited to celebrate Tony’s 95th birthday with him at these special shows.’

End of an era: The upcoming shows will performed on a bittersweet note, as Tony was revealed to have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2016 in an AARP profile from February; seen in 2019

The upcoming shows will performed on a bittersweet note, as Tony was revealed to have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2016 in an AARP profile from February.

The neurodegenerative disease is responsible for a majority of dementia cases and involves increasing memory loss, along with a diminishment of bodily functions.

Although affected people can live years with the disease, it is always fatal.

However, music and performing seem to be helping the legendary vocalist stave off the worst symptoms.

‘It kept him on his toes and also stimulated his brain in a significant way,’ Bennett’s neurologist Gayatri Devi told AARP.

‘He is doing so many things, at 94, that many people without dementia cannot do. He really is the symbol of hope for someone with a cognitive disorder.’

Special connection: Tony’s wife Susan Benedetto, 54, revealed on CBS This Morning in February that Gaga was one of the people who they shared his diagnosis with before going public; seen in 2015

Tony’s wife Susan Benedetto, 54, revealed on CBS This Morning in February that Gaga was one of the people who they shared his diagnosis with before going public.

‘You know, Gaga is wonderful,’ she said.

Bennett’s wife also confirmed that he was still able to recognize the Born This Way singer.

‘Most definitely,’ she said with a laugh. ‘Gaga is hard to forget.’