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Combination pictures show (L) Lady Gaga, wearing an outfit made of meat, at the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards in Los Angeles, California September 12, 2010. REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni (R) Chinese movie star Gao Yuanyuan poses in a gown made of lettuce and cabbage leaves during an event organized by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Asia in Beijing June 8, 2011 REUTERS/Petar Kujundzic

After shocking her fans and upsetting the animal rights groups by wearing the infamous Meat Dress, what should be expected next from Gaga? A Bone attire? Possible.

Lady Gaga has been offered $500,000 to wear a dress made out of bones to this year's MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs).

Lady gaga was seen wearing the controversial meat dress made up of £50 of raw Argentinian beef in the last year's MTV VMAs. The dress had upset a lot of her fans, as well as animal rights groups, and PETA (People for the ethical treatment of Animals), as a response to her meat dress had created a fashionable salad dress.

Now, to outdo her previous year's outrageous outfit, PigofTheMonth.com which sells barbecue meats and sauces online and has offered the "Born This Way" singer $500,000 (NZ$573,700) to wear the yet to be seen dress to the VMAs, an Nzherald report stated.

PigofTheMonth.com is based in Ohio claims to have tied up with French fashion designers to come up with the creation.

They also claim that the creation will include make-up and accessories created from their gourmet barbecue sauces.

"We won't reveal the number of bones that it includes just yet," the company's CEO Lea Richards told E! Online but said that Gaga "would still be able to move in a normal fashion".

The VMAs is set to be held on Aug. 28, but there has been no word of confirmation on Gaga accepting the proposal.