The singer looked glamorous as she posed for the cameras in a glittering scarlet ball gown

Lady Gaga knows how to turn heads when she’s out and about and this latest outfit proves it.

Spotted leaving her New York hotel on Thursday, the Applause singer made the most of her figure in the low cut, tight fitting gown.

Showing off her cleavage with a low cut sweetheart neckline and off the shoulder sleeves, Gaga teamed her bright red dress with a pair of scarlet, strappy stilettos and a matching manicure.

The cleavage is out ( Image: Rex)
Adorned with glittering sequins, Gaga’s gown fitted right in to the festive spirit as she swept through the waiting crowds.

She completed her look with a tightly scraped back bun, dramatic black eye make-up and a pouty pair of crimson lips.

But it’s not the first time the singer has made a splash in red recently, after she stepped out in a vibrant red leather playsuit, matching hat and half eye mask on Tuesday afternoon.

The singer blows playful kisses to the camera ( Image: Getty)
The 28-year-old singer was attending the H&M flagship store in New York with BFF Tony Bennett.

Holding hands as they strolled together, the two singers even managed to coordinate their outfits, with Tony donning a simple red scarf for the occasion.

Earlier this week, Lady Gaga revealed that she suffered from abuse as a teen after being questioned by radio DJ Howard Stern over whether she had been raped.

Lady Gaga rocked a low cut red jumpsuit on Tuesday ( Image: Getty)
Gaga confirmed on The Howard Stern Show on Tuesday that her song, Swine, was about rape.

Of the song itself, Gaga said: “I wrote a song called ‘Swine.’ The song is about rape. The song is about demoralization. The song is about rage and fury and passion, and I had a lot of pain that I wanted to release.

Stern then asked the pop star: “You keep alluding to…were you raped?”

The singer appeared in high spirits after revealing she suffered abuse as a teenager

But Gaga does not say that she was raped. She did stumble over the answer, as she said: “I don’t…I don’t want to… Happy times! Let’s talk about happy things!”

Gaga explained to the America’s Got Talent judge and his co-host Robin Quivers that she had not been “willing to admit that anything had even happened”.

“I don’t want to be defined by it,” Gaga stated. “I’ll be damned if somebody’s gonna say that every creatively intelligent thing that I ever did is all boiled down to one d–khead who did that to me.”