There was no clear sartorial “winner” this New York Fashion Week—no obvious standout trend, no breakout model, no epic rager really to speak of—and this made the entire showgoing experience pretty boring in many ways. But despite the fact that spring 2015 lacked a single takeaway style-wise, it actually made the music better. Designers’ eclectic visions meant that with each show’s soundtrack, you never knew what you were going to get. From DKNY’s random Brooke Candy obsession to Alexander Wang’s pulsating electronica, check out the good, the bad, and the just plain bizarre from this season’s Fashion Week soundtracks below.
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Tessela, “Hackney Parrot (Special Request VIP)”
Franz Lehar, “Danube Love”
Mella Dee, “GT Turbo”
KLF, “3am Eternal (Blue Danube Oribital Mix)
Meat Beat Manifesto, “Radio Babylon” Hood by Air Travi$ Scott Feat. Big Sean and The 1975 – “Don’t Play” Alexander Wang Matrixxman ft Mykki Blanco, “God Created the Beat (Apocalypse Now)”
Steve Aoki ft. Chris Lake, Tujamo, and Kid Ink, “Delirious (Boneless)”
Diplo, ft. Angger Dimas & Travis Porter, “Biggie Bounce”
Linkoban, “Like This”
Lil Jon ft. Tyga, “Bend Ova” Betsey Johnson Grand Prospect Hall “We Make Your Dreams Come True”
Frank Sinatra, “The Way You Look Tonight”
Marilyn Monroe, “Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend”
The Andrews Sisters, “The Polka Strip”
Chic, “I Want Your Love”
Lynard Skynard vs. Nelly, “Sweet Home Alabama,”
Notorious BIG, “Mo Money Mo Problems”
Billy Idol, “White Wedding,”
Cool and the Gang, “Ladies Night” Rebecca Minkoff Little Daylight, “Overdose” and “Mona Lisa” DKNY Brooke Candy, “Opulence”
Liza Darwin is a NYFW veteran. She’s on Twitter – @lizadarwin.
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