вЂњVan VogueвЂ™sвЂќ pop-punk sound will accentuate the austere beauty and boldness of a spring collection, and the harsh melodies will bring some much-needed swagger to the New York runways. South Korean rapper and singer G-Dragon has crafted posh tracks laced with attitude that would match any bold, adventurous collection.ДЇrench model-turned-songstress Brigitte Bardot revealed her flare for seduction in this intimate track, perfect for fashion shows steeped in femininity, sex and beauty.ДЄzealia BanksвЂ™ upbeat tempos and unapologetic lyrics have already dazzled industry titans like Karl Lagerfeld and Alexander Wang, and her вЂњ1991вЂќ EP will likely be a favorite at NYFW. With Korean music flooding the States this summer, it only seems appropriate for Fashion Week to embrace the K-pop wave. The rapperвЂ™s вЂњWine and ChocolatesвЂќ oozes with a swagger that speaks to the grime and style of inner city life.

Theophilus London already had his beats remixed into shows and performed on a Rebecca Minkoff runway last season, and now heвЂ™s back with a sound that belongs on the catwalk. This vigorous, strut-worthy track would perfectly accentuate a grungy collection shimmering with bits of femininity - perhaps at Betsey JohnsonвЂ™s show? Whether sheвЂ™s covered in feather headdresses, pink wigs or metal bodysuits, the вЂњStarshipsвЂќ singer creates hits that beg to be on the catwalk.

Nicki Minaj has showed us a range of unique - and sometimes crazy - styles this year, but the industry is still head-over-heels in love with the fashion risk-taker.

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