Lady Gaga proves that even hot wings can't stop her from bringing the spice in couture!

On Thursday, February 13, the pop icon, 38, appeared on the latest episode of First We Feast's Hot Ones. While most guests opt for comfortable attire when facing fiery wings, Gaga took a different route.

For her first appearance with host Sean Evans, the "Abracadabra" singer bravely tackled the hottest sauces while wearing a dramatic floral Thom Browne ensemble from the designer’s Fall 2024 couture collection.

"I'm gonna eat with one hand," Gaga joked at the start of the interview. "Because I'm fashion-impaired."

Despite the playful comment, Gaga was red carpet-ready in her stunning outfit, which featured a large floral bouquet on her right side, making it difficult for her to dive into the wings. Still, she powered through to The Last Dab Xperience sauce, proving she could handle the heat—while looking fabulous in Thom Browne.

Styled by Nick Royal and Peri Rosenzweig, the ensemble wasn’t adorned with real flowers but ones made from various fabrics and crocheted yarns. Gaga paired it with bleached eyebrows and her signature pulled-back blonde hair.

Recently, Gaga also made waves at the 2025 Grammys on February 2, where she showcased gothic glam in a Samuel Lewis gown with a high neck, corset-style bodice, and dramatic pointed sleeves. She paired the gown with Wolford knee-highs, bleached eyebrows, and black hair. At the ceremony, she won Best Pop Duo/Group Performance with Bruno Mars for "Die with a Smile."

During her Hot Ones appearance, Gaga opened up about her creative process, revealing she wrote her 2011 hit "Born This Way" in just 10 minutes. "For 'Born This Way' and a lot of my songs, I hear it pretty quickly and then I just have to follow it," she said.

She also shared her approach to crafting the perfect hook. "Sometimes I know something's done because that image feels whole to me, but you really don’t know until the people tell you—and they will tell you."

Gaga's eighth studio album, Mayhem, drops on March 7 via Streamline and Interscope Records.