You might be surprised at some of them
In celebration of London Fashion Week the Top 10 most streamed fashion songs have been released and the results vary greatly.
The list includes everything from the obvious choice, Madonna’s ‘Vogue’, to Lily Allen’s ‘Not Fair’ which she sang live at the Chanel SS10 Show.
The rundown even includes a song from the 50s with Elvis Presley’s ‘Blue Suede Shoes’ making the cut.
10) In the Closet – Michael Jackson
This 1992 song was the third single from Michael Jackson’s eighth album, ‘Dangerous’.
9) F*ck Me Pumps – Amy Winehouse
When this song was released in 2004 it failed to reach the Top 40, so surprisingly it has been placed at number nine in this chart. Sadly the video has a bit too much swearing for us to feature.
8) Not Fair – Lily Allen
A slightly tenuous link here, but this Lily Allen song was performed at the Chanel SS10 show.
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7) Suit & Tie featuring Jay Z – Justin Timberlake
This 2013 song saw Justin Timberlake and Jay Z pick up two GRAMMYs as well as two MTV nominations for this catchy song.
6) New Shoes – Paolo Nutini
‘New Shoes’ was a popular song in 2007 and was even used in an international ad campaign for Puma.
5) Fashion Killa – A$AP Rocky
‘Fashion Killa’ was released by American hip-hp artist A$AP Rocky but only reached number 80 in the UK.
Sadly the video is too explicit for us to include, but here is A$AP Rocky performing at the MTV VMAs.
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4) Material Girl – Madonna
This is the first song in this chart from the Queen of Pop. ‘Material Girl’ might have been released in 1985 but it is still a firm favourite to this day.
3) Blue Suede Shoes – Elvis Presley
A classic from the King of Rock and Roll Elvis’ version of ‘Blue Suede Shows’ was certified gold in 1999 by the Recording Industry Association of America.
2) Vogue – Madonna
Synonymous with fashion this is Madonna’s second song in this chart and was the best selling single of 1990 when it was released.
1) Blue Jeans – Lana Del Rey
‘Blue Jeans’ was off Lana Del Rey’s second album ‘Born to Die’ and although it didn’t chart particularly well in the UK it did reach the top 10 in a number of countries around the world making it the most streamed fashion song.
This research was provided by Deezer.