Culted Sounds: Our Favourite Fashion Week Soundtracks
We’re well into fashion month, and the clothes have been clothing. From Diesel’s thumping techno soundtrack to Fendi’s sombre accompaniment, we’ve been dissecting our favourite fashion sounds. Whether you’re a high-bpm, have it large fashionista who, or a calm, collected clobber critic, take a look at the Culted team’s runway anthems below.
JULIETTE
Diesel FW23: Untitled
Glenn Martens heard ‘sex sells’ and ran with it for his creative direction at Diesel. Everything from the clothes to the set design and even the music is powered with lustrous energy – a giant mountain of Diesel x Durex condoms, come on. For FW23, the soundtrack starts as your classic uptempo runway beat until transitioning into meaning and sporadic, allusive clapping sounds. Honestly, iconic.
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ROBYN
TBC: Anna Wintour by Azelia Banks
Whilst no high fashion runway collection has been shown to the soundtrack of Azelia Banks’ ‘Anna Wintour’, I would pay good money to see it especially if Anna herself was seated in the FROW. Just to think that Anna Wintour might have listened to this track before is hilarious, so having her watch a collection strutted to it (her very own soundtrack) is my dream. Maybe Gucci could redeem itself with this track next season…
JOVELLE
Mowalola “Crash” SS24: Monster (Nicki’s Verse)- Kanye West ft. Nicki Minaj, Bon Iver, Jay – Z, Rick Ross
How can you not put this in the playlist?
CODIE
Burberry SS24: Dean Blunt – Unreleased Track
Burberry accompanied their SS24 show with an unreleased track from London artist, Dean Blunt which sampled Victoria Beckhams ’Out of Your Mind’. I loved the contrast of the track in comparison to the collection, as it’s not typically the genre that comes to mind when I think of Burberry, but it felt like a nod to the culture and scene in London.
