The harsh melodies spoke to the aggressive floral details and strong lines in the collection. The eccentric and unapologetic tempo of this pop punk track revealed the austere beauty and boldness of Prabal GurungвЂ™s spring line. вЂњThunder-yвЂќ 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 FallвЂ™s unvarnished-yet-salacious mix blared. The hypnotic rhythms of The FallвЂ™s вЂњCopped ItвЂќ spoke to the subtly perverse and sharply focused beauty of JacobsвЂ™ spring collection. When MDNRвЂ™s вЂњFeed Me DiamondsвЂќ 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 sisterвЂ™s spring show, with songs ranging from Florence + the Machine to SamanthaвЂ™s own new track. вЂњFeed Me DiamondsвЂќ by MDNR Charlotte Ronson The intimate, magnetic sound was harmonious with the collectionвЂ™s girly looks and vintage accents.

вЂњRolling in the DeepвЂќ remix by Pierre Cardin Noon By NoorДЄdeleвЂ™s flirty tune, prevalent at many of last seasonвЂ™s shows, was remixed by Pierre Cardin for Noon by NoorвЂ™s spring show. SuiвЂ™s creations were buoyed down the runway by the kinetic motion of the songвЂ™s beat. Sui heightened her collectionвЂ™s seductive edge by using the RamonesвЂ™ punk classic as a striking, energetic counterpoint. вЂњI Wanna Be SedatedвЂќ by The Ramones Anna Sui Models appeared to float down the catwalk at Rebecca MinkoffвЂ™s show as the shadowy, romantic chorus played. The gentle melody of Lana Del ReyвЂ™s вЂњBlue JeansвЂќ proved to be a beautiful spring anthem, used at several shows throughout New York Fashion Week. вЂњBlue JeansвЂќ 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 LauperвЂ™s fun-loving songs. The girl-powered вЂ™80s track was a perfect accent to the runway collection that celebrated the designerвЂ™s 70th birthday. вЂњGirls Just Want To Have FunвЂќ by Cyndi Lauper Betsey JohnsonД¬yndi Lauper brought a vintage energy to the Fashion Week tents as she performed her most famous tune, вЂњGirls Just Wanna Have Fun,вЂќ live at Betsey JohnsonвЂ™s spring show. The romantic sounds of BeethovenвЂ™s вЂњMoonlight SonataвЂќ spoke to the feminine dresses and simultaneously erotically-charged leather harnesses and exposed corset seams at Jason WuвЂ™s spring 2013 show. Violinist Miri Ben-Ari has played many fashion shows in many formats: a special feature guest performer, producing, playing the fashion show music and also walking the runway. Creating a wicked fierceness, M.I.AвЂ™s bitter dynamism highlighted the decadent Bollywood inspired fringe and sequence filled collection. The combination of violin music and fashion is magical, the violin is a very sensual instrument, its beautiful sound and look makes it ideal for fashion show music. The boldness M.I.A.вЂ™s polished hip-hop sound perfectly contrasted the refined elegance and exotic flair of the collection.

Fashion show music hindi