Style Spotlight: Sarah Ruba

As the very cliched story of model-turned musician (ah-hem! Milla Jovovich circa 1994) seemingly has a rather short-lived life span, this one story in particular is something destined to be fully lived. Enter Canadian (currently Brooklyn-based) model-turned-musician Sarah Ruba, lead singer of the band New Look created with her husband Adam Pavao. Already creating a buzz in the electronic-dance scene, New Look's electronic-pop, dub-step sound temporarily leaves you in an of out-of-body, slow-motion exuberance that you never want to go away. Ruba's soft voice makes it even more enchanting--hypnotizing you into a realm of surrealistic bliss.

Style Spotlight: Kimbra

Kimbra first stepped into the scene as the raven-haired, abstract-painted bitter ex to Goyte's "Somebody that I Use to Know." Aside from her alluring and extraordinary vocal ability there's also her personal style that's caught our full attention. 

Style Spotlight: Alison Mosshart

If anyone were to be crowned best rock style, all would hail Kills frontwoman Alison Mosshart as the reigning queen. While some may run to a black-on-black wardrobe, Mosshart embraces color with pizazz. Known for their London-beat, dirty-back-bar sound, Mosshart's style seems to exemplify how music and fashion go hand-in-hand. Her effortlessly grunge, toss-on-whatever-is-clean-and-run-out-the-door look has many of us completely mesmerized. Whether combining bright, multi-colored knits or patterned prints along with her wildly-coiffed pink mane; she manages to pull it off like only a rocker could.