Fashion Rocks Brings Out Hollywood Elite

As part of New York City’s Fashion Week, Fashion Rocks took place last night at Radio City Music Hall. And there were plenty of performers to satisfy even the most eclectic tastes.

One of the coolest surprises of the night was when Aerosmith was performing “Walk This Way” and Fergie joined them onstage. With this song’s brilliant history of pairing Aerosmith with artists like Run DMC and Kid Rock, the performance delivered on it’s reputation.

Also at the show, Jennifer Lopez looked stunning while performing her disco hit “Waiting for Tonight.” Her choreography, bolstered by “ravenous paparazzi and strutting models,” added to the stunning spectacle.

And Avril Lavigne lent some estrogen to the show’s lineup, which was predominantly male. All in all, it was a good night. And you can see for yourself when Fashion Rocks airs tonight at 9pm EST on CBS.

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Below are a few shots from Fashion Rocks (September 6).

STARS LINE UP FOR FASHION ROCKS EVENT

JENNIFER LOPEZ, AEROSMITH, USHER and ALICIA KEYS are among the stars confirmed to play this year's (07) Fashion Rocks concert in New York City. Avril Lavigne, Fall Out Boy, Fergie and Ludacris are also scheduled to perform at the annual Radio City Music Hall event, which celebrates the ties between the worlds of music and fashion. The 6 September (07) concert will be hosted by Entourage actor Jeremy Piven.

J.Lo, Fergie, Usher among performers at fourth Fashion Rocks show at Radio City Music Hall

Jennifer Lopez, Fergie, Fall Out Boy and Usher will perform at the fourth annual Fashion Rocks concert celebrating the relationship between music and fashion.

The show, hosted by “Entourage” star Jeremy Piven, will be held Sept. 6 at Radio City Music Hall. It will air the following night in a two-hour special on CBS.

Fashion Rocks will be among the events during New York Fashion Week.

Aerosmith, Carrie Underwood, Jennifer Hudson, Alicia Keys, Avril Lavigne, Ludacris, Martina McBride and Santana are also scheduled to appear.

“The synergy between fashion and music is even more pronounced now than it was when we first created Fashion Rocks three years ago,” said Richard Beckman, president of Conde Nast Media Group, in a statement Wednesday. “Each year the line between the two becomes increasingly blurred as more musicians launch fashion lines and more designers align themselves with musicians.”

Fashion Rocks magazine will also return, with Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour again at the helm. The magazine will accompany the September issue of 17 Conde Nast titles.


Fashion Rocks is a production of Conde Nast Media Group, a unit of Conde Nast Publications.
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