Putting her stamp on it: Lady Gaga flashed her flesh-coloured underwear as she arrived on the set of American Horror Story: Hotel again on Thursday

Balancing cleverly, Gaga couldn’t be missed in clear perspex skyscraper heels as she headed to the set with the crew in her shadow.

She made wide strides that readily revealed her flesh-coloured knickers, which were a wise choice considering the large side split of the floaty skirt.

It was matched in colour to a plunging crop top, under which she was evidently braless, and flashing an eyeful from the front and sides as her Rapunzel tresses flowed down her back.

Showing her shape: The platinum pop queen also wore a revealing crop top

Her own way: After requesting the part on the TX show, Gaga is making sure she’s memorable

The Countess: Lady Gaga plays the Countess, who runs the fictional downtown Los Angeles inn, the Hotel Cortez

The acting part – in which she runs the fictional downtown Los Angeles inn, the Hotel Cortez – is just another opportunity for the chart topper to express herself.

It’s a part that creator Ryan Murphy has called ‘consumed with art, fashion and people’ in a similar style to Lady Gaga herself.

And though the blonde is known to feature in the first episode of Season 5, it’s expected that her part will stretch out across the series.

Exposed: The blonde was showing her toned midriff as she slipped into something tiny

The musician has previously featured in cameos in Machete Kills, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For and Muppets Most Wanted but is thought to have approached Ryan Murphy directly to obtain this part.

And it might possibly be the best fit for the queen of eccentricity.

She took to Twitter on Thursday to say: ‘I’m so proud to be a part of such a talented group of friends. Thank u for welcoming me into your family of absurdity.’

Musician turned actor: The musician has previously featured in cameos in Machete Kills, Sin City: A Dame to Kill For and Muppets Most Wanted

Making it her own: It’s a part that creator Ryan Murphy has called ‘consumed with art, fashion and people’ in a similar style to Lady Gaga herself