Best Coast

During the mud-splattered Governors Ball, we managed to catch up with our favorite crooner, Bethany Cosentino of the California surf pop group, Best Coast. Like the band's sound, her aesthetic has a relaxed West Coast flair with a garage-edge. With an Urban Outfitters collaboration line and a music video directed by Drew Barrymore, this lead singer is no Cali-slacking beach bum. Read on to hear what she had to say about her unique sound and style.

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Best Coast, aka Bethany Cosentino's incredibly catchy, '60s girl group-esque, dreamy pop song-filled, essentially perfect debut album Crazy For You w

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Music—especially the men and women who make it—has served as inspiration in the fashion world for decades, and this year we felt it more than ever. Everywhere we turned, musical muses were popping up in the front rows of runway shows (in some cases, even on the runway), as well as on magazine covers month after month. The fascination fashion has with music must go both ways, because artists have recently stepped up their style game in their music videos as well, wearing pieces from the world's most prestigious fashion houses and custom couture creations that would make even the most snobbish of editors drool. The 2011 crop of music videos featured everything from '90s supermodels to rampant fashion photography references, and we've picked the 15 videos that we believe really stood out in the style department. Which one did you watch on repeat?

With just one night and counting before the madness that is Fashion’s Night Out, we’ve already brought you the breakdowns for celeb spotting and scoring an evening’s worth of free food and booze. So it’s a perfect time to discuss the musical performances of the night. But if singing a karaoke duet with A.J. “The Bad One” McLean to “I Want It That Way” or chiming in to a chorus of high-pitched tweenage screams at a Joe Jonas concert would absolutely ruin your reputation, then this is the list (in alphabetical order) for you. Do you just feel more at home quaffing a PBR while checking out a band at Bowery Ballroom/The Bellhouse/the Cake Shop/[insert teeny, sticky-floored music venue here]? You're going to love Fashion's Night Out. Of course, to keep in the spirit of the evening, be sure to do a little shopping, too.