Lady Gaga cuts an edgy figure in monogrammed Gucci cape

Lady Gaga was dressed head-to-toe in Gucci as she headed to  the BAFTA Film screening for House of Gucci in London on Wednesday.

Gaga plays Patrizia Regiani in Ridley Scott’s new film, a biographical look at the famed Gucci fashion empire.

The songstress, 35, wowed in a tan and camel leather Gucci monogrammed cape, teamed with a matching dress.

She accessorised with a silver Gucci handbag and teetered on white platform boots.

Her tresses were styled in soft waves and she sported aviator shades.

She was joined by co-stars Jared Leto, 49, who looked dapper in a black suit and Salma Hayek, 55.

Radiant: Gaga plays Patrizia Regiani in Ridley Scott’s new film, a biographical look at the famed Gucci fashion empire

Glamour: The songstress, 35, wowed in a tan and camel leather Gucci monogrammed cape, teamed with a matching dress

Fans: The Oscar winner was happy to sign autographs for fans

Pout: The star showed off her luscious pout as she posed

She also stars alongside Al Pacino and Jeremy Irons in the flick.   

Adam takes a lead role as the late Maurizio Gucci, and appears alongside French actress Camille Cottin.  

Camille, 42, plays Paola Franchi in the upcoming film, an Italian interior designer, artist, author and former model who was in a relationship with Maurizio at the time of his 1995 assassination.   

Dapper: Co-star Jared Leto was also seen looking dapper in a suit

Fans: The star looked typically handsome as he stepped out

Vibrant: Salma wowed in an orange and gold gown as she arrived at the screening

Picture perfect: Gaga checked out her reflection as she walked down the street

There they are: Adam Driver and Jeremy Irons were seen at the screening

Looking good: Oscar-winner Jared looked handsome as ever as he stepped out

Wow: The Lady Gaga and Adam Driver-fronted movie, which follows the true story of Patrizia Reggiani’s plot to kill her husband Maurizio Gucci, was met with praise and branded ‘an absurdly enjoyable Italian soap opera’ packed with ‘juicy camp’

The cold-blooded murder of fashion scion Maurizio Gucci in 1995 shocked the world – especially when his glamorous ex-wife Patrizia was found guilty of arranging it.

During the murder trial, which transfixed Italy, Reggiani arrived each day wearing head-to-toe Gucci clothes and accessories.

The court heard how she had ordered the murder of her husband after he offered her $650,000 in a divorce settlement.  

House Of Gucci has won rave early reviews from critics following its world premiere in London on Tuesday evening.  

At the forefront of the praise was Gaga, whose role as Patrizia , who married Adam’s character Maurizio in the 1970s – and had him killed by a hit man in the 1995 a decade after their divorce, was tipped for award glory by the pros. 

Despite a flood of glowing feedback, some were less than impressed with the eagerly-awaited Ridley Scott movie. One reviewer penned: ‘House of Gucci is a bloated & uneven mess that feels like two different movies rolled in one.

Sensational: At the forefront of the praise was Gaga who was tipped for award glory by the pros