The set of Hilfiger's show recreated famous Caribbean watering hole Basil's Bar and naturally looked to the ultimate island life anthem from the greatest reggae artist of all time, Mr. We've had this wild island anthem on repeat ever since Minaj performed it on the VMAs and considering that DVF is the ultimate woman of the world, we think the rapper's lyrical hook was a perfect sentiment: " American girls run the planet, South African, European, Asian, Australian and my Canadian girls." 3. "Could You Be Loved" by Bob Marley at Tommy Hilfiger Lunchmoney Lewis at Diane von Furstenberg
2. "Trini Dem Girls" by Nicki Minaj feat. Not to mention, the track got Jay Z's seal approval, as he featured it on Tidal's summer playlist. The designer's soundtracks are always bouncy and powerful, but Leikeli47's pulsating jam was befitting for his robust 10th anniversary celebration. Of course Alexander Wang already has the elusive, up-and-coming rapper on his radar. The harsh melodies spoke to the aggressive floral details and strong lines in the collection.1. "F*ck the Summer Up" by Leikeli47 at Alexander Wang The eccentric and unapologetic tempo of this pop punk track revealed the austere beauty and boldness of Prabal Gurung’s spring line. “Thunder-y” by Sebastien Perrin Prabal Gurung 1960s-inspired bold graphic striped suits and skirts that fell dangerously-low on the hips seemed to gyrate as The Fall’s unvarnished-yet-salacious mix blared. The hypnotic rhythms of The Fall’s “Copped It” spoke to the subtly perverse and sharply focused beauty of Jacobs’ spring collection.
When MDNR’s “Feed Me Diamonds” played, the synthesized beats created a sexualized mood on the runway, accenting the strong feminine silhouettes of the collection. Samantha Ronson mixed a courageous and sexy mix for her sister’s spring show, with songs ranging from Florence + the Machine to Samantha’s own new track. “Feed Me Diamonds” by MDNR Charlotte Ronson The intimate, magnetic sound was harmonious with the collection’s girly looks and vintage accents. “Rolling in the Deep” remix by Pierre Cardin Noon By NoorĪdele’s flirty tune, prevalent at many of last season’s shows, was remixed by Pierre Cardin for Noon by Noor’s spring show. Sui’s creations were buoyed down the runway by the kinetic motion of the song’s beat. Sui heightened her collection’s seductive edge by using the Ramones’ punk classic as a striking, energetic counterpoint. “I Wanna Be Sedated” by The Ramones Anna Sui
Models appeared to float down the catwalk at Rebecca Minkoff’s show as the shadowy, romantic chorus played. The gentle melody of Lana Del Rey’s “Blue Jeans” proved to be a beautiful spring anthem, used at several shows throughout New York Fashion Week. “Blue Jeans” by Lana Del Rey Rebecca Minkoff Filled with rainbow confetti, tulle explosions, and Johnson doing the splits on the runway, it was the perfect show for Lauper’s fun-loving songs. The girl-powered ’80s track was a perfect accent to the runway collection that celebrated the designer’s 70th birthday. “Girls Just Want To Have Fun” by Cyndi Lauper Betsey JohnsonĬyndi Lauper brought a vintage energy to the Fashion Week tents as she performed her most famous tune, “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun,” live at Betsey Johnson’s spring show. The romantic sounds of Beethoven’s “Moonlight Sonata” spoke to the feminine dresses and simultaneously erotically-charged leather harnesses and exposed corset seams at Jason Wu’s spring 2013 show. Creating a wicked fierceness, M.I.A’s bitter dynamism highlighted the decadent Bollywood inspired fringe and sequence filled collection. The boldness M.I.A.’s polished hip-hop sound perfectly contrasted the refined elegance and exotic flair of the collection.
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