With their shared penchant for witty wordplay and self-referential commentary on celebrity culture, it’s no surprise that these two once shared a stage. Here’s the case for them sharing one of your playlists, too.
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She lives for the applause and always turns a look: Lady Gaga’s ever-changing aesthetic reflects her artistic evolution while raising the bar for other artists and changing the fashion industry at large.
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Tierra Whack and Waterparks are two artists that could be confused for stand-up comedians with their humor-heavy lyrics and upbeat musicality. In fact, their strange (and debatably cringey) lyricism adds an unexpected level of cool to their music.
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Blur’s experimental edge and Oasis’ alt-rock, guitar-heavy tracks would have complimented each other’s sounds perfectly… if the two Britpop bands could ever stop fighting.
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The two duos both began their careers with a caffeinated concoction of electronic pop, despite drawing from influences of punk, industrial, and metal. The result, both times, is astounding, impressive whiplash.
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Living room catwalks never sounded so good.
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Some cool, folksy blue jean blues for a refined soul with a refined wardrobe.
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Ever since the Queen of Tejano music’s reign on ‘90s fashion, Selena has had us doing more than just the washing machine.
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Leather jackets are known for their versatility, but they have marked their territory as a staple fashion piece serving multiple generations of musicians.
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Ooh, shiny! These metal-clad alternative artists strive to catch our eyes beyond their music, setting them apart from the already-niche fields they create in.
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From Prince to Young Thug, Black musicians have been exploring androgyny for decades. Here are a few highlights.
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Country rock and dreamy psychedelia never sounded so good together. Waxahatchee and Mazzy Star are an unexpected duo decades in the making.
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The self-proclaimed “Fashion Killer” has made a name for himself not only as a rapper, but as a fashion icon, too.
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Back when the internet was mostly good, Marina, Lana Del Rey, and Arctic Monkeys had unprecedented reign over its aesthetics. Thank you, Tumblr.
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Hot Topic has been at the root of subcultural style for decades, and fittingly, is one of the last retail chains still flourishing as malls across the world die off.
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Lil Uzi Vert’s $24 million diamond implant shines light on hip-hop and rap’s intricate history of extravagance, flashy displays, and — most importantly — BLING.
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Patti Smith and FKA twigs’ ability to transcend genres with vulnerable music is a result of their continual growth and experimentation across art’s many spectrums.
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The 1960s French musical movement dubbed “Yé-yé” revolutionized the way we see the beauty in life through both song and style.
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