Having navigated the music industry built on passed down work ethics, Ashtyn Barbaree blends practicality with whimsy, creating a look that feels both personal and universally relatable.

Singer songwriter Nina Luna combines natural mysticism and sacred sensuality into a shape-shifting alt-pop sound.

Willie Watson is not only a talented folk musician but also an accomplished clothing designer that embodies the same authenticity found in his music.

Confessional singer-songwriter Helen unveils the style behind her music and the romantic narratives that connect to her fans.

Emmy Woods discusses how her style has evolved from growing up in North Dakota to thrifting in the Twin Cities.

Melbourne-based alt-pop musician Phoebe Go takes control of her style with comfort first.

Intuitively aware of the magic of life, Sarah Morris blends practicality and the joy of feeling good in her style and music.

Femme-Rock artist Elour uses her fashion edge as an anthem of empowerment and rebellion.

Indie-rock rebel Molly Martin releases a debut album embedded with attitude and swagger.

Nashville-based cyber cow punk duo VOLK combines genres and fashion in the truest sense.

From the Boston basement circuit to large summer festivals, Mom Rock has catapulted onto the scene with an iconic coordinated look.

Athereal Rose is a dynamic DJ, model, and songwriter that energizes her fashion to meet the role.

Model and musician KAATWALK explains her fashion choices in both walks of life.

Queer bedroom pop artist Daphne Jane discusses her affinity for ribbons and lace and the special color behind her guitar.

Winners of the 2023 Virtual Band Competition at Blue Ox, the spooky-folk duo The Spine Stealers share how the pandemic solved their existential crises.

New York goth-folk duo Charming Disaster share the importance of intention and using costumes in music.

Americana artist Molly Brandt discusses how fashion always finds at the right time.

Dad Bod discusses their eclectic styles and how it relates to their blend of rock, shoegaze, and distortion.

Feminist rocker Ruby Blu shares how the bombshells from the 90’s influences her music today.

Minnesota folk artist Kelley Smith emerges from the woods to discuss minimalism and staying grounded on stage.

Julia Wheaton combines glamour and Brazilian-inspired fashion with her powerful vocals and performances.

Always evolving Electric Pop artist SYM1 incorporates DIY aesthetics and hi-tech theatrics in her fashion.

Punk surf-roxotica trio The Black Widows shares how they honor the importance of performance with uniformity.

Garage rock queen Monica LaPlante discusses her fashion start and how it seeps deep into her music.

Oregon-based artist Anna Tivel discusses her keen ability to song write based on observations without her own style being observed.

Syvers brings a unique perspective to the series as a married duo.

ELSKA honors her Nordic heritage while adding strength to her fashion and music.

Behind the stage at Blue Ox Music Festival, dark Appalachian folk duo Resonant Rogues share their lifestyle fashion.

Suave theatrical front man Johnny Sincerely shares the limelight with his band.

DIY garage punk group Rigby discusses finding your identity with music.

Singer, songwriter, producer, and overall chameleon Mayyadda explores making everything ugly into cute.

Turn Turn Turn brings the past into the presents with coordinated intention.

Furious Folk group Good Morning Bedlam breaks down their innovative style.

Wichita native Yasmin Nur channels her inner strength through clothing before playing at The Treasury.

Minneapolis garage-punk band Low Rats discusses their personal style and elements that inspire their music.

Haley Blais takes a moment before a sold out show at The Varsity to share some thrifting tips.

Before playing First Avenue, Lanue discusses her hand sewn outfit and how it connects to her music.