D Thursday, February 11, 2010 News Loaded: Madonna loves to shock, this chandelier was for a bedroom, her killer Chanel heels (inset) Pictures: H Bentem/Splash Style goddess Madonna likes to shoot from the hippest chandeliers Trigger happy: The star leaving San Lorenzo Picture: Matrix Weapons of Madge attraction MADONNA has never been a gang- sta rapper but judging by her apparent love of guns the queen of re-invention would love a shot at it. For the woman who has given the bullet to two husbands and a string of lovers has developed a love of bling bling that goes bang-bang. Few of us would splash out on this amazing hand-made crystal chande- lier but when youve released a track called Revolver, maybe it has a point. The ultimate material girl ordered the light for an undisclosed fee not long after she released the 2009 sin- gle. The smallest of these huge lights start at 17,000, but they can reach hundreds of thousands of pounds for bespoke pieces. Dutch artist Hans Van Bentem sculpts chandeliers into guns, skulls, eagles and even spiders. Hans, 44, from The Hague, Holland, said: I know Madonna bought one for the room of one of her houses, it was all very secretive, but I think it hangs in a childs room. The chandelier shows wealth and classical values. I play with this by transforming them into symbols of power, violence or fear, he added. I couldnt tell you how many indi- vidual crystals there are, its in the thousands. Madonna, 51, loves to shock. Her Chanel shoes worn at a premiere in 2008 featured plexiglass pistol heels. And she wore her favourite golden gun belt to top London eaterie San Lorenzo on a night out with ex-hus- band Guy Ritchie. By Jo Steele Bright: A chandelier Picture: H Bentem Girls Alouds studio comeback is being stalled by Nadine Coyles solo break in the US Guilty Pleasures P6 index.html2.html3.html4.html5.html6.html7.html8.html9.html10.html11.html12.html13.html14.html15.html16.html17.html18.html19.html20.html21.html22.html23.html24.html25.html26.html27.html28.html29.html30.html31.html