Madonna Channels Lady Gaga By Hiding Under Baggy Clothes In NYC

She loves to get her kit off in provocative and sometime offensive outfits on stage to show off her hot middle-aged bod, but Madonna has followed Lady Gaga's suit in covering up if recent snaps are anything to go by.

The 54-year-old singer is no stranger to revealing some skin in her controversial costumes which fail to protect her modesty on most occasions, but has now taken the conservative route as she was papped in a ridiculously baggy tracksuit last night.

Madge seemed to have taken style tips off Lady Gaga, who has been cowering under gigantic fat suits and burkas in recent weeks to hide her 30lb weight gain, as she donned the bright purple tracksuit that swamped her toned figure following a night out in New York.

Madonna channels Lady Gaga's new style in baggy clothes - Splash

And the singer looked a little worse for wear, we're not going to lie, as she added a grey printed scarf but wore sandals to complete the look. If you're cold enough to wear a scarf, why would you wear sandals?!

The Give It 2 Me singer hid her make-up free face underneath a baseball cap and wore her hood up, giving her a rather dishevelled appearance as she was spotted with her toyboy boyfriend, Brahim Xaibat, 25, and her two youngest children, Mercy, six, and David, seven.

Madonna may be trying to keep a low profile after she sparked controversy, yet again, by branding President Barack Obama a ''black muslim'' during a concert on Monday, but drew even more attention to herself by looking like a giant purple scruffbag.

Lady Gaga is swamped in a burka at LFW...

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