A Scots stylist has teamed up with Lady Gaga for Versace's new Spring/Summer 2014 collection.
Joe McKenna, from Kirkintilloch, was part of the creative team behind the fashion designer's latest collection, which will be fronted by the American singer.
McKenna, who is seen as one of the most influential stylists of all time, began his career with Face Magazine in London before moving to New York in 1986.
He has collaborated with some of the world's biggest fashion designers, including Calvin Klein, Giorgio Armani, Victoria Beckham, McQ and Azzedine Alaia.
Excitement about Gaga's possible involvement in Versace's new campaign began building after she wore one of the new fashion designer's dresses to the American Music Awards last night.
Donatella Versace said: "I am honoured that my friend Lady Gaga is the face of our new Versace campaign. I wanted to capture her true beauty and spirit in images that are elegant and alluring. She is like family to me, the embodiment of the Versace DNA."
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