Acclaimed fashion designer, Alex Noble, returns to the MTV Swatch playground with an all-new video that exposes his thoughts on the intersection of music and fashion. As more and more artists, like Lady Gaga, make fashion an 'integral' part of their persona, the more we'll see high-fashion or brand names in videos...and maybe the more we'll see musicians taking to the runway. At Swagger, we've know that music and fashion have always collided and that's why both in Paris and in New York, we provide you with both in one place. Do you agree with Noble? Watch the video below!

Rankin is an acclaimed international photographer known for taking gorgeous portraits of celebrities like Katy Perry, Colin Firth, Jay-Z and Madonna. Recently, however, he's put down his camera to chat with MTV/Swatch Playground about his new line of watches with Swatch as well as the idea of creativity in photography. Take a look at the video below and see more on Rankin (and Kelis) here!

ZOMG! If you loved Lady Gaga's epic blue headgear in last year's Telephone video, you should probably start praising accessories designer, Fred Butler. The British artist went from creating stage props to hand-crafting some of the most beautiful jewelry worn by celebs and underground style icons alike. Watch the latest MTV/Swatch Playground interview featuring Ms. Butler below, and watch an extended clip here!

We've recently teamed up with MTV and Swatch to bring you some rad videos that promote the intersection of music, fashion, art and more! For the first installment, we hear from Lady Gaga AND Florence Welch's stylist, Alex Noble. He's hot off the heels of designing Gagaloo's leather coat in her latest video, Judas. And now we get an intimate meeting with the designer, and get some insider scoop on two of the hottest pop-stars of the moment. Check it out below and check back for more!

She's not called Paris' Most Wanted for nothing. Andrea's got an eye for style and an undeniable cool that's granted her a massive following via her blog, and access to Paris' top parties. We took some time to hang with the gorgeous 20-something in 3 Days and 3 Looks. Check the video below!

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Alexis Mabille, jolies robes, no comment.

Alexis Mabille, gorgeous robes...speechless (left).

Lanvin, mon défilé préféré de cette saison, robes magnifiques, les couleurs, la matière, tout était parfait.

Lanvin, my favorite show of the season, with beautiful dresses, the colors and material...everything was perfect (right).

Costume National, j’ai beaucoup aimé ce côté épuré et surtout leur accesoires : lunettes et sac.

Costume National, i really enjoyed their clean lines and all the acessories: sunglasses and bag

For more photos check out Antoine's blog.

Every week, we bring you the coolest people and goodies from the streets of Paris, but don't sleep on NYC's style! Check the latest from Swagger: New York here + below!

Every week, we bring you the coolest people and goodies from the streets of Paris, but don't sleep on NYC's style! Check the latest from Swagger: New York here + below!

There was a time when fanny packs were reserved for tourists + embarassing parents. But thanks to the latest Jeremy Scott collection, a more fashionable crowd are belting back to the 80s at Colette. Other outstanding throwbacks inlcude a quilted, brassy nametag coat - and a retro black/white cardigan, which is already sold out (oops)!  Hey, for 20 years old, fanny packs are looking damn good!  See more from the Jeremy Scott collection below!

My second stop of the road trip was in Paris. I fell in love with Paris at age 12 while visiting my dad who lived in UK and I just recently went back a few months ago with the Daily Paper fam. This time we came back for a Blackrainbow and Pigalle basketball tournament.

If I wasn’t home sick for Paris already, you just made me that much more eager to get back there! Oh yes, before I forget, a big shout out to Blackrainbow, Pigalle, Montaignestreet, Meristache crew and Herve for taking care of us in Paris. Famille De La Classe!

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