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"  Photo: Getty Images Au revoir, Paris! We may be ready to kick off our heels after a long fashion month, but we&amp;#039;re seeing to it that the catwalks live on in our ears. Whether you&amp;#039;re suffering from runway withdrawal, or simply looking to infuse your iPod with the season&amp;#039;s latest hits, listen to our top 10 picks from Paris Fashion Week. 1. &amp;quot;Picasso Baby&amp;quot; by Jay Z at Chanel Jay Z, who calls himself a modern day Pablo Picasso, fused hip hop and art on this Magna Carta Holy Grail track. The models swaggered down the runway in pastel tweeds and paint-palette prints amidst Chanel-inspired art pieces, as the front row bobbed their heads to HOV&amp;#039;s magnetic beats. 2. &amp;quot;The Great Gig in the Sky&amp;quot; by Pink Floyd at Miu Miu Miuccia Prada&amp;#039;s second offering of the month had &amp;#039;70s psychedelia written all over it with hints of Kawaii, a touchstone of Japanese culture. This 1973 ballad is a powerful snapshot of the era. 3. &amp;quot;There Is a Light That Never Goes Out&amp;quot; by The Smiths at Isabel Marant Much like Morrissey, Isabel Marant is blithely cool and doesn&amp;#039;t need smoke and mirrors to keep fans captivated. So it makes perfect sense that the designer would look to The Smith&amp;#039;s frontman&amp;#039;s moody baritone and cryptic lyrics to add mystique to her sweet milieu. 4. &amp;quot;Chase the Devil&amp;quot; by Max Romeo at Balenciaga Alexander Wang opted for a strut-worthy remix of this reggae classic (Jay Z sampled the hook for The Black Album&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;Lucifer&amp;quot;). The heavy drums and smooth bassline kept the models marching ever so coolly. 5. &amp;quot;Madame Butterfly&amp;quot; by Malcolm McLaren at Valentino Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli wrote a love letter to the opera and presumably chose this number as a nod to the famous Italian opera Madama Butterfly. This 1984 track was one of the first meetings between opera and electronic music, and served as perfect complement to their tapestry of earthy wares. 6. &amp;quot;Royals&amp;quot; by Lorde at Stella McCartney It&amp;#039;s no secret that The Beatles scion has music encoded in her DNA, and though 16-year-old newcomer Lorde&amp;#039;s debut single has already been a smash success, we can&amp;#039;t help but think that soundtracking Stella McCartney&amp;#039;s runway is the ultimate accolade. 7. &amp;quot;Get Like Me&amp;quot; by Nelly feat. Pharrell Williams and Nicki Minaj at Chlo\u00E9 Nelly&amp;#039;s infectious track incorporates a heavy percussion bass line and Pharrell&amp;#039;s sexy crooning. While the Chlo\u00E9 girl has always been a bit of a bohemian, this season proved she can move to beats laid on thick. 8. &amp;quot;\u00C7a Plane Pour Moi&amp;quot; by Plastic Bertrand at Lanvin It&amp;#039;s no secret that Alber Elbaz puts fun above all else when it comes to fashion. As his girls paraded down the runway awash in jewel-toned metallic lam\u00E9s, it was plain to see that this late &amp;#039;70s new-wave-meets-pop hit could have turned the catwalk into a dance party at a moment&amp;#039;s notice. 9. &amp;quot;Mr. You&amp;#039;re on Fire Mr. (Remix)&amp;quot; by Liars at Saint Laurent Hedi Slimane approached the three-piece experimental rock band to rework their 2002 millennial track for the runway. They did just that with a mission to &amp;quot;grab it by the throat, punch it in the face and kick it down the street,&amp;quot; as they indicated on their Facebook page. Mission accomplished thanks to synthesized howls and zealous guitar riffs. 10. &amp;quot;Slow&amp;quot; by Michael Mayer &amp;amp;amp; Matias Aguayo at Christian Dior This synth-heavy cover of Kylie Minogue&amp;#039;s amorous number was handpicked by Karl Lagerfeld for his compilation album Les Musiques que J&amp;#039;aime (My Favorite Songs). It was a proper sidekick to Raf Simons&amp;#039; high-octane designs as they glided through his orchid jungle. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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