Fashion and Music Collide at Topshop

Some of the looks TOPMEN fans can expect this spring.

Plaids and pastels along with leather and floral prints are the trend for TOPSHOP this spring.

Got a chance to catch up with TOPSHOP event host and model Shaun Ross.

Luke James shares his amazing pipes with the crowd.

Fellow TOPSHOP Shopping event host Elle Varner got personal with an acoustic performance of her song "So Fly."
 Elle Varner's Acoustic Performance of "So Fly" at Topshop's Personal Shopping Event

UK bred department store Topshop kicked off this season’s Fashion Week with a personal shopping event that brought out some popular faces in both music and fashion. In attendance where Beyoncé’s stylist Ty Hunter, twin sunglasses duo, Coco and Breezy, Love and Hip Hop’s Amina Butterfly, Luke James and even Kim Kardashian’s younger sister, model Kendall Jenner, just to name a few.

That’s not even mentioning the stylish hosts, model Shaun Ross and R&B songstress Elle Varner, who both shared what they’re looking forward to at fashion week and what they love about Topshop clothing.

“I feel like it is the perfect combination of quality and affordability,” says Elle Varner of the Topshop brand. “They do have some pieces that are more high priced but for the most part you can put together the cutest outfit and its not going to kill you.”

Topshop clothing is a mixture of couture fashion and street style. It is in trend with stores such as H&M and Target that have allowed fashion to reach the masses through accessibility and reasonable pricing. For spring, Topshop is highlighting denim, pastels and plaid, a trend model Shaun Ross loves.

Ross’s love for Topshop runs as deep as his love for London. He describes Topshop’s Topmen clothing as “sophisticated, chic and ready to go.” And as far as the rest of Fashion Week Ross says “I’m looking for some new trends, something new, something to be re-invented.”

The night was topped off by a guest appearance from R&B crooner Luke James and an intimate acoustic performance from Varner who sang a song she wrote called “So Fly,” that addresses body image and self acceptance.

Varner says she chose to perform that song at this fashion event to get people to remember, “what’s important is what’s on the inside.”