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In predictably unpredictable fashion, Lady Gaga has created a series of five short, arty films to accompany her latest single, "You and I." 
  
 The first installment, entitled "Haus of Ü Featuring Nymph," dropped last night, which Lady Gaga announced via Twitter. Unlike the splashy video for the song she released a couple weeks ago, this new outing does not feature her androgynous alter ago Jo Calderone. 
  
 However, as the Daily Mail notes, the film's fanciful nymph character did appear alongside Calderone in the original video, playing the piano in a field. 
  
 The black-and-white film, shot by Dutch fashion photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, sees Gaga unusually bare-faced, wearing only a simple slip and ballet slippers. 
  
 During its two-minute running time, the Lady displays some graceful dance moves, letting her long, loose locks cascade around her and gently lifting her dress to show off some not-so-subtle tattoos. 
  
 We rather like seeing Gaga au naturel for a change. What do you think of her pared-down image? 
  
 One thing's for sure -- with this fresh-faced look, no one can say she looks embalmed. ||||| A few days ago, we saw Lady Gaga go au naturel for her "You And I" fashion-film series, and we liked her fresh-faced new look. 
  
 Now more images from the shoot by Dutch fashion photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin can be seen in Harper's Bazaar's October issue. 
  
 In the cover story, Gaga discusses her affinity for designers like Thierry Mugler and Hussein Chalayan and proclaims that without the late Alexander McQueen's creations, "I'd be naked." 
  
 (In her last Bazaar cover story, she revealed that McQueen had been working "through her", which we take to mean... well, we're not really sure what that means ). 
  
 Turns out stripping down for the shoot, in which she sports only a skimpy slip, has always come natural. "Even when I was a kid, I used to run around naked with the babysitter, driving her crazy," Gaga reveals to the mag. 
  
 And the Lady says she was similarly carefree when she and friends plundered the Versace archive in Milan a few months back: 
  
 "We were all running around this warehouse laughing and putting on jackets and shoes. We started crying at one point. I've been dreaming of seeing those outfits my whole life." 
  
 Though some of her Versace acquisitions -- particularly a certain black harness -- proved controversial, we'd be pretty excited to have access to vintage Gianni creations too. 
  
 Read more from the cover story here. 
  
 MORE: ||||| What do you really know about 
  
 Sure, she’s always been very forthcoming about her roots in New York and feeling out of place growing up — but there’s always much more to the story. 
  
 In an extended preview for the upcoming Gaga by Gaultier, the outlandish performer leaves no question unanswered as she unabashedly talks about her attraction to women, drugs and being an exhibitionist. 
  
 “I like women,” she says bluntly, “sexually.” 
  
 The special, which airs Monday September 12 on The CW, includes footage from before she found fame, behind the scenes access and promises “no limits” as to what will be discussed. |||||
Output:
After dressing in everything from a meat dress to an egg to drag, Lady Gaga did something truly revolutionary on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar: She went au naturel. “A basically barefaced Gaga is very deliberately dressed down” in the shoot, writes Laura Brown in a preview of the cover story. But Gaga herself sees little difference between this and her typical look: “I don't really view it as ‘natural.’ I think that artifice is the new reality,” she says. “It's more about just being honest and sincere to the core of what you do. Whether I'm wearing lots of makeup or no makeup, I'm always the same person inside.” “I think the perception that I ‘put it on’ every day is probably not true,” she continues, pointing out, “Don't you think that what's on the cover of a magazine is quite artificial? There's this idea that it's all natural, but everything's been staged to look natural. It is also an invention.” Gaga was similarly stripped down for a series of films made to accompany new single, “You and I,” the Huffington Post notes. The Bazaar shoot was created by the same Dutch fashion photographers who shot the first video, which you can watch here (or see more images from the Bazaar shoot here). In other Gaga news, click here for a preview of an upcoming special in which Gaga bluntly notes, “I like women. Sexually.”