Fashion Music for Runway and Lookbook Videos

Roughly a quarter of the collection is instrumental and the rest has vocals. The instrumentals, such as NTNT's "The Way Back (Instrumental)", Christopher Norman's "Integrate (Instrumental)" and MayTrix's "Galaxies", are the picks for makeup tutorials and lookbook voiceovers where you talk over the music. The vocal tracks, like Culture Culture's "Use Me" and Violent Mae's "In The Sun", are built to be the song itself in a runway walk or a fashion vlog montage.

Driving percussion and electronics lead almost every track, with electric guitars and keys filling the middle and occasional claps, brass and vocal effects on top. Genre-wise it is synth pop, house and indie rock with a smaller hip hop strand, exemplified by Kero One's "Princess Diamond (Remix)", and the tagged reference points include Depeche Mode, Gotye, The Temper Trap and chillwave. The moods are overwhelmingly exciting, happy and swaggering, which is the confident, forward-walking energy a catwalk or lookbook needs.

For a live runway or fashion show edit, pick the highest-energy vocal tracks with the strongest beat so each look lands on a downbeat; the swagger-tagged synth pop and house cuts do that job. For lookbooks and makeup tutorials, where the visuals are slower or a presenter is speaking, lean on the instrumentals and the chill-tagged tracks so the music supports rather than competes. At a little over three minutes per track on average, most cuts cover a full short lookbook without needing a second track.

The two collections overlap on artists such as Kasket Club, Culture Culture and ChokoDiscoManiac, but they are curated for different jobs. This fashion set keeps a meaningful share of instrumentals for talk-over beauty content, adds house and hip hop textures, and is tagged most often for fashion vlogs, runway, makeup and everyday fashion. The indie electro pop set is almost entirely vocal, more heavily electronic, and aimed at city life, travel and product-launch edits.

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