Before the penultimate night of her sold-out performances with Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga adds the drama in a billowing blue gown.

Before the penultimate night of her sold-out performances with Tony Bennett, Lady Gaga adds the drama in a billowing blue gown.

Lady Gaga appeared ready for the limelight again on Wednesday when she returned to Radio City Music Hall for the second night of her special concerts with Tony Bennett, who celebrated his 95th birthday the night before.

As she walked out of her NYC hotel wearing a periwinkle blue Loewe dress with billowing sleeves and a similar bubble skirt in the back, all eyes were on the Love For Sale singer, 35.

Gaga, whose actual name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, flaunted her toned arms in a couture gown that blended parts of a sophisticated button-up shirtdress with dramatic, runway-ready sleeves that encircled her arms.

The outfit featured a short A-line hem in front that provided a good view of the Academy Award winner's legs.

Gaga's outfit, meanwhile, was all about extravagance in the back, with a pleated bubble of fabric beneath her short and sweet frock.

As she walked to her car, the 5foot2 beauty lapped in the attention from admirers, blowing kisses.

With white platform Pleaser boots and an itty bitty bespoke quilted Mark Cross handbag in matching ivory, she added some of her distinctive styles.

Angular black and delicate earrings Her accessories were finished with Dita sunglasses.

The New Yorker chose for a dewy, radiant complexion and glossy lips since she didn't need much more to look stunning.

Gaga displayed her chocolate hair curled into a beautiful chignon as she daintily climbed into the car.

The gown was inspired by one of the actress's most memorable red carpet moments, the blue Valentino gown she wore at the 2019 Golden Globe Awards.

Gaga appeared to be gearing up for yet another show-stopper.

Last night, the Chromatica vocalist wowed the crowd when she performed as the opening act for Tony Bennett, who was giving one of his farewell performances.

With a 40-piece orchestra, the NYU alum sang classics including Luck Be A Lady and What a Difference a Day Makes.

In a review, Showbiz411 claimed Gaga's'supple and rich' voice echoed greats like 'Liza, Judy, Barbra, and Ella,' but 'all fashioned into her own stunning tones.'

Bennett then entered the stage solo, demonstrating that his brilliance had not gone.

'Not only does Bennett know these songs, but he also performs them with soul, energy, and flare. Roger Friedman of Showbiz commented, "He's still got it."

Later, Gaga would perform many duets with him, including The Lady Is A Tramp and Anything Goes.

As the concert came to a close, Gaga cooed, "We'll see you on the 200th birthday."

There was also an A-list throng in attendance, with Jon Bon Jovi, Ted Sarandos of Netflix, Steve Buscemi, Andrew Dice Clay, Nancy Pelosi, and Gayle King all believed to be present.

Gaga revealed the cover of her second album with Bennett, Love For Sale, a compilation of Cole Porter homage, yesterday.

The CD was recorded after Tony was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, according to a press statement.

Bennett's family revealed his diagnosis to AARP The Magazine in a 2021 interview.

The pair will perform the first of two concerts at Radio City Music Hall in New York tonight.

In a press announcement, the concerts, dubbed One Last Time: An Evening With Tony Bennett And Lady Gaga, were described as "the last NYC performances of [Bennett's] career."

Listen to Gaga and Tony's cover of I Get A Kick Out Of You from Love For Sale right now.

At 12:00 ET on Friday, MTV will release a video for the song I Get A Kick Out Of You.