Lady Gaga appears to channel Billie Eilish in blue hair and bling as she unwinds

Lady Gaga appears to channel Billie Eilish in blue hair and bling as she unwinds… one week after her VMA appearance

Lady Gaga recently gave one hell of a performance, while racking up several awards at MTV’s Video Music Awards.

But the 11-time Grammy winner appears to be enjoying some downtime, as she gets back to quarantine.

She channeled her inner Billie Eilish as she posted a blue-haired selfie Sunday to Instagram, while lounging around on a sofa and cuddling up to a shoulder (likely belonging to boyfriend Michael Polansky).

The blues: Lady Gaga channeled her inner Billie Eilish as she posted a blue-haired selfie Sunday to Instagram, while lounging around on a sofa

Style sisters: The 34-year-old paired her recently-dyed hair with some layers of bling and a black band t-shirt, which has become somewhat of a signature look for Eilish, 18 (pictured in November, 2018)

Style sisters: The 34-year-old paired her recently-dyed hair with some layers of bling and a black band t-shirt, which has become somewhat of a signature look for Eilish, 18 (pictured in November, 2018)

The 34-year-old paired her recently-dyed hair with some layers of bling and a black band t-shirt, which has become somewhat of a signature look for Eilish, 18.

She’s admitted to being a fan of the Bad Guy artist, revealing back in May that she’s even offered her guidance.

Gaga told Apple Music: ‘Billie swept a whole bunch of awards so I said, ‘Let’s send some flowers’. I wrote her a note. For me, it’s healing because it hurt me that I didn’t get that. I’m going to be that for someone else

She continued: ‘I’ve had a harder time with ­older women in terms of having a female ­mentor. Other than Celine Dion and Carole King, it’s proven ­difficult to have someone who would show me the way. 

Dynamic duo: The Chromatica artist recently performed with Ariana Grande from her sixth studio album at last weekend's VMAs

Dynamic duo: The Chromatica artist recently performed with Ariana Grande from her sixth studio album at last weekend’s VMAs

Winner winner: She took home five awards, including Artist of the Year and the inaugural Tricon Award, a new award that recognizes triple threats

Winner winner: She took home five awards, including Artist of the Year and the inaugural Tricon Award, a new award that recognizes triple threats

A piece for Gretchen Wieners: Gaga said during her acceptance speech: 'I want to share this award with everybody at home tonight, everybody at home who is their own form of a Tricon. I want you to know that you can do this too'

A piece for Gretchen Wieners: Gaga said during her acceptance speech: ‘I want to share this award with everybody at home tonight, everybody at home who is their own form of a Tricon. I want you to know that you can do this too’

‘So I really hope that young female artists – or young artists of any gender identity or sexual identity – will know that I am rooting for them.’

The Chromatica artist has done well without a mentor, recently performing with Ariana Grande from her sixth studio album at last weekend’s VMAs. 

She took home five awards, including Artist of the Year and the inaugural Tricon Award, a new award that recognizes triple threats.

Gaga said during her acceptance speech: ‘I want to share this award with everybody at home tonight, everybody at home who is their own form of a Tricon. I want you to know that you can do this too.   

‘Just because we’re separated right now and culture may feel less alive in some ways, I know a renaissance is coming, and the wrath of pop culture will inspire you, and the rage of art will empower you as it responds to hardship with its generosity and love.’ 

Pop culture renaissance: She continued: 'Just because we're separated right now and culture may feel less alive in some ways, I know a renaissance is coming, and the wrath of pop culture will inspire you, and the rage of art will empower you as it responds to hardship with its generosity and love'

Pop culture renaissance: She continued: ‘Just because we’re separated right now and culture may feel less alive in some ways, I know a renaissance is coming, and the wrath of pop culture will inspire you, and the rage of art will empower you as it responds to hardship with its generosity and love’