Lady Gaga Dress Hitting the Auction Block

A dress worn by Lady Gaga is hitting the auction block.

The sculptural black dress the pop star wore on the cover of Madame Figaro magazine in May of this year is expected to fetch more than US$10,000 at Julien's Auctions' rock'n'roll sale in December.

Designer Irina Shaposhnikova said she's honoured to have created a gown for Gaga.

"Lady Gaga is one of the most stylish and inspirational persons of this century," the designer said.

"She looks amazing in this dress!"

The prop gun Gaga fired in the video for Born This Way earlier this year is also available. It's expected to sell for at least US$6,000 said Julien's Auctions' president Darren Julien.

Other sale highlights include a sketch John Lennon drew of himself and Yoko Ono during their 1969 "bed-in", which could collect more than US$50,000 and costumes he and Paul McCartney wore in the film Help.

Also available:
A signed Gretch guitar from Bono's personal collection, stage-worn costumes from Mick Jagger and Kurt Cobain, and Cyndi Lauper's dress from the Girls Just Wanna Have Fun video.

Bids will be accepted in person, online and by phone for the auction, which begins on December 1.

The lots will also be on view for a free exhibition at Julien's Auctions beginning on November 21.