She lost in the best actress category to Jessica Chastain at the Screen Actors Guild Awards the night before.
But Lady Gaga didn’t seem fazed as she dropped by the Trancas Country Market in Malibu on Monday in a bubbly sporty look.
The 35-year-old pop superstar–turned–acclaimed actress was spotted picking up several coffees for herself and friends while out on the town.
New day: Lady Gaga, 35, looked sporty and fresh in a pale pink sweatshirt and shorts as she grabbed coffee in Malibu on Monday after leaving Sunday night’s SAG Awards empty-handed
Gaga (real name: Stefani Germanotta) looked fit in a pale pink textured sweatshirt and a set of tiny white shorts emphasizing her toned legs
The Poker Face singer covered up with a black mask and styled her dyed-blond locks up in a tall bun.
She sported a cute monogrammed Louis Vuitton handbag on her arm which included her initials ‘LG,’ along with what appeared to be colorful embroidered illustrations of her adorable dogs.
Sporty style: She matched her top with a set of pale pink–and–white trainers by AllBirds, and she kept the colored theme going with a pair of playful pink cat-eye sunglasses
Dog lover: She sported a cute monogrammed Louis Vuitton handbag on her arm which included her initials ‘LG,’ along with what appeared to be colorful embroidered illustrations of her adorable dogs
Gaga was seen leaving the Trancas Country Market with four coffees to go in a carrier, and she waved to her pals as she walked out.
The singer looked totally refreshed after attending the Screen Actors Guild Awards in Santa Monica on Sunday night.
She stunned on the red carpet in a white Giorgio Armani gown with a jewel- entrusted neckline, and she elevated her 5ft1in stature with white stilettos.
She had been nominated twice for her performance as Patrizia Reggiani in Ridley Scott’s true-crime drama House Of Gucci, both for the individual outstanding female actor award and for the ensemble cast award, but she lost out on both.
Jessica Chastain took home the award for her makeup-assisted portrayal of Tammy Faye Bakker in The Eyes Of Tammy Faye, while the cast of Apple TV+’s film CODA earned the ensemble award.
Gaga’s costar Jared Leto — whom she took to the stage with to introduce their film — was also nominated in the supporting role category, but he was trounced by CODA’s Troy Kotsur, who made history by becoming the first deaf actor to win an individual acting award from SAG.
Woman in white: She stunned on the red carpet in a white Giorgio Armani gown with a jewel- entrusted neckline, and she elevated her 5ft1in stature with white stilettos. She lost out on her individual acting nomination to Jessica Chastain
Trounced: Gaga’s costar Jared Leto was nominated in the supporting category, but he lost to CODA’s Troy Kotsur, who made history as the first deaf actor to win an individual acting award from SAG
Gaga starred in House Of Gucci as Reggiani, who went on to become part of the Gucci fashion empire when she married its heir, Maurizio Gucci (played by Adam Driver).
The film charts the rising fortunes of the family as they reinvent the brand, followed by their downfall brought on by bickering and shady business practices.
The crime story concludes with Reggiani hiring hit men to murder her Maurizio — then her ex-husband — as he leaves his office building.
The film received mixed-to-positive reviews from critics, but performed well at the box office.
Crime drama: Gaga was nominated for House Of Gucci, in which she played Patrizia Reggiani, the ex-wife of Maurizio Gucci who ordered his murder by hit men
At long last: The ceremony included a special reunion between Gaga and Bradley Cooper, her costar and director on her breakthrough performance in A Star Is Born
The ceremony included a special reunion between Gaga and Bradley Cooper, her costar and director on her breakthrough performance in A Star Is Born.
The two were spotted catching up and hugging during some downtime at the Barker Hanger in Santa Monica.
The ceremony was relatively cheery despite references to the ongoing Russian attack in Ukraine, with some viewers at home complaining on social media that the show should have been canceled because of the fighting.
But the songstress defended the ceremony and hoped that it helped the ‘public smile.
‘My true wish tonight is that for two hours myself and my fellow actors at @sagawards would have made the public smile,’ she wrote while posting a selfie of her awards gown on Instagram. ‘I’m honored to have been there, it is a privilege to be an entertainer.
‘There are many reasons the world gives us all the time NOT to smile. I’m praying tonight for Ukraine and am sending smiles to all your hearts I pray will be whole soon,’ she added.
Standing up for SAG: The songstress defended the ceremony and hoped that it helped the ‘public smile’ after some viewers complained that it should have been canceled due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine
