Saturday, May 11, 2013

The Inevitable Mix

The Inevitable Mix


I know that I previously mentioned and posted about the desire to mix both music and fashion and the fact that they have been linked to each other since the beginning of time. The purpose of all of the business ventures that I am working on is about finding ways to mix both music and fashion. While performing research one of the sites listed a quote which only confirmed what I felt about the two industries “Musical accomplishment to collections is nothing new. In most instances, the perfect song has the power to convey the aesthetic of a designer’s work in ways which presenting the collection on its own cannot” (Segal, 2013). This quote only goes to show that there is an importance for music in the fashion industry. Have you ever been to a fashion show and not heard music playing of some type? Probably not right? The music helps the models put on a sexy strut and helps to keep the crowd entertained. There have even been events where there are various artist performing.



One thing that one must keep in mind when mixing fashion and music is not to let the music over power the presentation of clothing. By this I mean add the music but make sure that the clothing and the models are the main attraction not the music coming through the speakers. “The shows of many major fashion houses now seem like concerts. However, there is a danger in pushing the connection too far” (Segal, 2013). One of the things that can be done to help strike a balance between the two industries. Is having an artist appear on the catwalk I the designers clothing as one of the models or having one of the models appear in the artist video shoot. This will allow for the music and fashion to mix without overpowering each other. 

For more information on this topic please use the following link: 

Segal, E. (2013). [Web log message]. Retrieved from http://www.notjustalabel.com/editorial/music_and_fashion



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