Lady Gaga Develops a Line of Condoms for Planned Parenthood

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MTV reports that Lady Gaga has launched a line of condoms, with proceeds benefiting Planned Parenthood. In a press release, Gaga says, “It’s not complicated, just a fashion statement. Everybody wrap it up with Jeremy Scott for Proper Attire condoms.”

The Jeremy Scott-designed condoms (who’s also fashioned duds for Gaga herself), come in studded, ribbed and sheer, and will be sold online at Proper Attire and Opening Ceremony, and at Opening Ceremony stores. A pack of three condoms is $18, and they have pretty packaging.

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published: February 18, 2010

in column: What Goes On

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4 Comments

  1. alex
    Posted February 18, 2010 at 4:21 pm | Permalink

    Holy crap, six bucks a condom?

  2. Me
    Posted February 19, 2010 at 2:11 pm | Permalink

    Um, Gaga is not developing the condom. Proper Attire does with a special limited edition design from Jeremy Scott. Gaga is just helping to promote it.
    Kind of like I promote responsible reporting/writing.

  3. jen
    Posted March 1, 2010 at 7:03 am | Permalink

    They cost 6 bucks a pack — not $18.
    http://properattirecondoms.com/collections/collection2.asp?pc=50015JS

  4. azimmerman
    Posted March 1, 2010 at 9:28 am | Permalink

    Opening ceremony has a pack of three being sold for $18.
    http://www.openingceremony.us/products.asp?menuid=0&key=condoms

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