Lady Gaga's meat dress, which sparked intense controversy when she wore it to the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, went back on view on September 10, 2015, at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame museum in Cleveland.
The museum said that the dress would be on display until the end of the year to mark the fifth anniversary of one of fashion's most-discussed recent incidents.
The dress -- sewn from several layers of Argentinian beef in a design by Franc Fernandez -- was bought by the museum after the awards and preserved in a meat locker. "It was then placed in a vat of chemicals and, while still pliable, was put on a body form and allowed to dry," the museum said in a statement, adding that the dress was later painted to look fresh.
