My Interview in Helsingin Sanomat

Sire Sasa made a headpiece in the spirit of Lady Gaga

Pop lady breaks the dressing codes

Published: 14.10.2010 in the City section of the paper

Martti Kainulainen/Lehtikuva

There have been seen messianic tones and extreme fashion in Lady Gagas concerts. The artist among other things played flaming grand piano in her underwear in Wednesday night in Helsinki.

Lady Gagas fans hope the wild style to spread
Esa Juntunen HS

Hello? You can't answer that phone. It's made of cardboard, says Sire Sasa.

     Telephones cord leads to blue spikehat, which Sasa is bearing on his head.

     Weird? No, because the Redeemer of ultimate fashion is in the city and congregation has free dress code.

Pop icon Lady Gagas concert is about to begin in Hartwall Arena, and bunnyhats, giant furs and insane heels flashes in the yard.
     This is great. "Gaga brings colour to us grey finns", says Anna Ryynänen in her anime-costume.
     "Gaga communicates, that everyones personal styli is okay. You can be yourself", accompanies Laura Annala in her shiny glitter leggings.
     The direction is right, because finns dress dull, lines Stina Laurila. She has wrapped herself in a cellophane dress for the honour of the gig.
     American star affects also in another way.
     "Gaga has inspired me to make songs and to paint", tells Aurora Näsi.

     The most productive fan is Sire Sasa with his telephone hat, who has constructed fourty different Gaga-accessories.

     "I made also another telephone hat. I was selling it in internet, and someone ordered it to Florida."

     Weather nobody strikes it so over as Gaga herself. She has been seen among other things in frog costume and in bacon dress. "I wouldn't quite wear that. Can you even move in those costumes?" thinks Katriina Matikainen.

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*I so should have made a telephone handpiece that can hold a cellphone inside!
**I would wear meatdress. It's on my creations-have-to-make list. And it's by the way made of full meat, not bacon.