A Cinderella story: Lady Gaga's lost Armani shoe to be auctioned A single custom-made Emporio Armani shoe that Lady Gaga threw into the crowd at one of her Paris concerts is set to be auctioned in Paris. A single Emporio Armani shoe which once belonged to Lady Gaga is to be auctioned in Paris. In a thoroughly modern Cinderella story, the shoe was thrown by Gaga into the crowd of one of her concerts at Paris' Palais Omnisports de Bercy in 2010. The lucky 'Little Monster' who caught it is now hoping the shoe will fetch £3,000 to £4,000 when it is sold as part of French auction house Drouot Richelieu's 'Man and his World' sale on February 11 next year, reports WWD. Gaga wearing the shoes at a Paris concert. Photo: Rex The outlandish shoe was one of a bespoke pair created for the singer by famed Italian designer Giorgio Armani, a regular costume collaborator of Gaga's who has made outfits for the singer's 'Monster Ball' and 'Born This Way' tours, as well as for numerous red carpet appearances. READ: Lady Gaga bought Daphne Guinness' record-breaking McQueen dress But Gaga's shoe isn't the only piece of celebrity-touched fodder up for grabs; a Smythson writing set owned by Marilyn Monroe, a fedora hat worn by Michael Jackson and an Hermès Birkin bag that once belonged to French socialite Hermine de Clermont-Tonnerre - valued at between £20,000 and £24,000 - are also up for grabs. The singer is a known auction fan herself, having recently bought 55 costumes worn by the late Michael Jackson. She also paid a record-breaking £85,250 for an Alexander McQueen gown previously owned by Isabella Blow at a Daphne Guinness-run auction earlier this year.