Lady Gaga and Taylor Kinney took a break from their respective commitments as they went all glam up to enjoy a dinner date in New York over the weekend.
"Looking ethereal in a floating blush gown, the Poker Face hit-maker looked relaxed and happy as she chatted to the stranger," Daily Mail said. "The six-time Grammy winner rocked a flesh-flashing high split in the sheer and silk gown, which reached the ground despite her vertiginous platform shoes."
Meanwhile, Taylor Kinney wore a dark gray suit for the date night with fiancée Lady Gaga, although he opted to wear a plain blue shirt underneath to keep things a little more informal.
Earlier that day, Taylor Kinney and Lady Gaga wore much formal clothes as they had lunch at Cipriani in New York and they brought along "their Santa-festooned pooches to celebrate."
Lady Gaga and Taylor Kinney got engaged on Valetine's Day as he proposed to her during a romantic date, but not before pranking her with a dud ring while asking the question.
In an interview with E! News in October, Lady Gaga gushed about her fiancé, Taylor Kinney.
When she first approached her fiancé about wanting to do "American Horror Story: Hotel," the "Bad Romance" hitmaker said that she was very hesitant.
"What guy in that scenario would be like, 'Sure, babe, do TV!'?" she said. "He does TV, that's his thing. I do music, and you know, we're together. But I sort of was like, 'Is it cool if I do TV?,' And he was like, 'F--k yeah!'"
She described Taylor Kinney as "exponentially supportive the entire time."
"[He was like], 'We can read scripts together, and we can talk about our characters together, and I can teach you how to be on set!'" she said. "And he taught me all about etiquette and what actors would appreciate during their coverage."
Lady Gaga went on to add about fiancé Taylor Kinney, "He taught me to make sure that I was always available fully to the actors when I was working so that when the coverage is on them that I don't drop my character, that I'm always in it for them, and you know, that's invaluable advice."
