Lady Gaga is at risk of breaking her ankle as she steps out in absurdly high heels and a fancy dress

At just 5ft2, she loves a good heel.

And Lady Gaga towered over the others as she took to the streets of New York City in a shockingly tall pair of platform boots on Monday.

Pushing the shoes to the extreme, the talented Star Is Born, 35, risked a fall while donning the insanely tall Pleaser lace-up stiletto heel shoes, which appeared around a foot tall.

As Gaga went wild with her boots on, her tight black Magda Butrym dress was the definition of sophisticated and sexy.

The ribbed cocktail dress showcased her hourglass figure and toned arms with its tacky fabric and thin ribbons for the straps.

And when she turned around, the cordless bustier of the dress moved to reveal a sliver of skin beneath her breastbone.

Gaga’s ensemble continued with a square suitcase-style bag from designer Mark Cross and large Dita Eyewear sunglasses with a retro twist.

She had her hair – currently a warm brown hue streaked with caramel – twisted into a chic bun and kept her face fresh and natural.

Gaga’s Big Apple release comes after she announced that she would perform a special with her friend Tony Bennett at Radio City Music Hall in honor of her 95th birthday next month.

The Poker Face artist announced the reunion with Bennett, titled One Last Time: an Evening With Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga, in a social media post last week.

“One last time,” she said. ‘An evening with @itstonybennett and me at Radio City Music Hall on August 3-5. I’m so honored and excited to celebrate Tony’s 95th birthday with him on these specials.

Most of those attending show proof of vaccination, and smartphones will be kept in Yondr pouches during the performance.

Darren Pfeffer, Madison Square Garden Entertainment, said in a statement to Variety: “We couldn’t be more proud to host such a special engagement with two of the most iconic artists of our time.

“Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga are both synonymous with New York City, making Radio City Music Hall’s big stage the perfect place to honor their long-standing friendship and celebrate Mr. Bennett’s 95th birthday.”

Gaga and Bennett return to the famous New York City venue where they headlined two shows in 2015, a year after the release of their collaboration album Cheek to Cheek. They are expected to release a second collaboration album later this year.

Bennett made headlines earlier this year when he revealed his five-year battle with Alzheimer’s disease in a profile for AARP. The famous voice of classics such as I Left My Heart In San Francisco, born Anthony Dominick Benedetto, has been battling progressive degenerative disease since 2016.

Bennett’s neurologist Gayatri Devi told AARP that the singer’s regular touring schedule has “kept him on his toes and has also boosted his brain significantly” in recent years, adding that stopping the touring in the midst of the pandemic had ‘been a real blow to a cognitive perspective.’

Devi added that his “memory, before the pandemic, was so much better… and he’s not alone.

“So many of my patients are negatively affected by the isolation, the inability to do the things that matter to them. For someone like Tony Bennett, the great high he got while playing was very important. ‘