Jun 8, 2010 @ 2:25 pm

Lady Gaga’s “Alejandro” video premiered today and it did not disappoint: Directed by famed fashion photographer Steven Klein, the epic video clocks in at just under nine minutes and features plenty of gasp-inducing sights, from Gaga’s racy dance scenes in flesh-toned Calvin Klein undies to her custom machine gun bra by David Samuel Menkes (not to mention Emporio Armani’s military-inspired designs for the male dancers). The rest of Gaga’s wardrobe stayed relatively dark and symbolic—expect dramatic pieces by Alexander McQueen, a custom nun outfit by Atsuko Kudo and an elaborate binocular headpiece by Nasir Mazhar.  Fans who adored her “Bad Romance” routine will also rejoice at the fluid choreography, which will surely make its way into clubs—and be copied in countless Youtube tribute clips—soon. Watch the video above and tell us what you think in the comments section below!

060810-alejandro-300.jpgCourtesy of Interscope Records

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I love Lady Gaga, but this video was overboard. The dancing was awesome, but HOLY COW the nudity and S&M bedroom scenes were over the top! I hope the video is blocked from children!!

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-Jeanette on June 9th, 2010

I admire here creativity but she might as well be filming a porny due to the nudity and all the S&M scenes. I hope they let parents know that this video has racy material.

-P on June 9th, 2010

In many ways this video reminds me of Madonna circa “Vogue.” The slacks and vest, short blonde hair, and ambiguous sexual refrences are all Madge

-S on June 9th, 2010

At this point she looks like a mix of Madonna and Marilyn Mason.. pretty scary

-A on June 13th, 2010

Looks like different women were used for different scenes. Is Lady Gaga really that versatile?

-Missy on July 19th, 2010

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