In the mesmerising melody of 'UNAVAILABLE', Davido turns the world into his catwalk, enlivening the screen with an ultra-chic assemblage of outfits. The luminosity of the leopard print silk sheath dress evokes an extravagant, yet subtly nostalgic allure. Perfect black leather jackets, with their undulating balloon sleeves, meet soft beige tops, suggesting a seamless dialogue between freedom and structure. Effortlessly cool vests in rich brown, interspersed with striking blue swimsuits, assert the power of subtle contrasts shaping the unconventional fashion narrative. Pale grey cargo trousers and delicate sage ankle grazers speak of the beauty found in understated elegance. Stark white tees coupled with puffer jackets in dark ecru cultivate an inviting, yet mysterious guise, punctuating moments of youthful flamboyance with grown-up panache. Star sequin skirts with faux-feather detail hold court amidst lush satin shirts, while a rose tinted midi dress with ruffle details hypnotises with its daring plunge. The intriguing addition of a nude handbag seems to whisper 'Tell It Like It Is', while western-style wide leg jeans and floral shorts playfully echo black and blue hues. The fashion tableau that Davido creates boldly redefines standards, positioning children's ecru jeans and printed pyjamas alongside traditional pieces, capturing a universally inclusive spirit of style.

Meet Fujii Kaze's Matsuri – a confluence of sartorial art where fashion brings music to life. A tale told in colours, textures and silhouettes, the video offers a visual feast for those with an eye for the uniquely eclectic. The video takes us on a journey through pared-back beach chic with whispers of fresh mint, a nod to our beloved essentials linen look beach trousers. Followed by a slide into urban coolness, with elements reminiscent of the gray Tyron Cap by Isabel Marant and the cotton cropped joggers wrapped in tie-dye amusements. The warmth of the navy and green, classic fit Polo Ralph Lauren shirt subtly juxtaposed with the youthful charm of the We A Family Kids navy & white stripes Jenny Dress offers an unexpected stylistic harmony. A whirlwind of multicoloured joy comes next, drawing parallels to the 1990s colour-block panelled shirt by JC de Castelbajac and Nike's ACG Anorak Jacket, the video transcends into a celebration of vibrant chaos. As we progress, an intriguing dialogue is created between the blue & purple Haley bucket hat, the black reversible bucket hat by Paul Smith, and the high waisted jegging flare. The thread that ties these seemingly disparate pieces together is the unique take on contrast embodied by the colour-block reversible fleece jacket and the mens' colour block revere collar. It's a clash, it's a harmony, it's a spectacular celebration of style - a Matsuri in its truest sense.

As the beats of 'London' by BIA reverberate through your speakers, we are greeted with an astonishingly chic experience drenched in urbane sophistication. Each ensemble in the video is a narration of sartorial rebellion and audacity. The alluring wrap-up sandals, in their pristine white, are cleverly juxtaposed against the urban allure of high waist sweatpants outlining a new horizon of style. Scarves aren't just adornments to the neck but serve as a nod to the classic taste, set off by the raw edginess of black biker jackets. An oversized white coat, so immaculately structured, takes us back to minimalist fashion, where simplicity and voluminous silhouettes lead the charge. Wide-legged joggers and leggings create an inescapable surge in street style, while the occasional t-shirt and romper pairings exude a youthful aura. Exuding dominating manliness, a one-button dress suit emerges in the monochrome palette. The video presents a splendid amalgamation of contrasts. From a simple flat cap to the striking orange lanyard bag, every piece tells a story of its own. A black crossbody bag quietly complements the selection of other chic black accessories, like the distressed leggings and bifold wallet. Amidst the dark shades, the occasional splash of gold on heels and colourful blocks on a roll neck sweater bring a dash of vibrancy. The fashion montage concludes with an organic cotton striped top, winkingly alluding to the sustainable side of fashion. 'London' by BIA isn’t just music to ears, but a trendsetting feast to the eyes.

The music video for 'Bandana' by Asake & Fireboy DML is a testament to the timeless synergy of fashion and music. The video is rich in variety - with the style showcasing the modern streetwear aesthetic juxtaposed with a sophisticated, urban chic. Casual wear takes precedence in the form of oversized hoodies, tracksuits, and tapered fit jeans, all of which serve to endorse a laid-back, effortless approach to style. A refreshing pick - the Boho Graphic Crop Boxy T-Shirt with its undeniable charm further highlights the streetwear influence. Yet this casual narrative does not entirely dominate the ensemble. The dressier elements such as the double-breasted blazer and the chiffon jumpsuit infuse a sense of elegance and formality into the mix. Accessories too, have their moment under the spotlight. The avant-garde Kaws sunglasses bring in an edge, the earring dangles add to the feminine charm while the bucket hat echoes the street vibe. The style narrative, thus, is one of intentional eclecticism and bold contrasts. It is a stylistic weaving of the casual and the chic, the street, and the sophisticated. It is the kind of fashion that does not adhere to prescriptive norms but dares to experiment, mix, and match. Overall, the 'Bandana' music video is a feast for the fashion savvy, an arena where style is a fluid concept, and where the music and fashion worlds converge in harmony.

Miley Cyrus blossoms into her own in 'Flowers', fashionably embodying the idiom, 'every flower must grow through dirt.' The video is an exquisite dance of contrasts and juxtapositions, with the central theme of transformation and rebirth woven masterfully throughout. The explorative attire encapsulates stars shooting across the universe, seen in the reflection of highly refined leather pieces. It's a nod towards the celestial, matched with the earthly bound elegance of a fishtail gown, its illusionary print reminiscent of flora under moonlight. The contrast extends further with the minimalist starkness of a zip card holder, an understatement against the backdrop of the resplendent and dreamy atmosphere of the video. The striking white sunglasses add a vintage touch, reminiscent of the glitz and glamour of the yesteryears. The video also takes a bold turn towards the provocative, with high waist g-strings and mesh detail lingerie, pushing the boundaries of one's comfort zone. Surprisingly, it’s balanced with the delicate grace of lacy Calvin Klein panties and understated elegance of Zara knickers. The video indulges in an array of outerwear - from the permeable comfort of a perforated back knit cardigan, the dignified allure of a black blazer, to the sensual drapes of an off-white knitted cardigan. The video concludes with an unexpected, yet utterly delightful spectacle - a pastel green linen jacket, an oversized statement piece that encapsulates the video's overarching theme of growth, rebirth, and transformation.