DJ Lindsay Luv, labeled the “DJ to the Stars” by MTV, and a “Turntable Goddess” by Victoria’s Secret, is a celebrity DJ with an avid following in the US and the international market. Born on the east coast, Luv made a name for herself by spinning the hottest nightclubs, private events, and celebrity parties in NYC before relocating to Los Angeles and becoming one of the most sought-after names across the industry and among the celebrity stacked Hollywood crowd. Lindsay Luv is favored in fashion circles for her style and flair…able to wear editorial designs while perfectly syncing the tunes to the occasion.

Behind the scenes, as a Brand Music Supervisor and Integration Specialist, Luv has conceptualized multiple music marketing platforms including her work with Victoria’s Secret, Andrew Marc, Perrier and Lucille Roberts’s fitness chain. Her work with the Victoria’s Secret Radio channel is the first of its kind for the brand, and is constantly receiving accolades in the press as a breakthrough in brand integration and marketing. Luv’s fitness friendly monthly playlists curated for Lucille Roberts gyms stream online at all locations. All of Luv’s popular mixes for numerous icons, celebrities, designers and brands have been featured on top DJ website TheFuture.FM, where she has been their ‘Top Played of All Time’ DJ.

Lindsay Luv’s personal brand is exploding as her blog viewership gains momentum. She has a witty and gifted way of connecting lifestyle trends, music, fashion, and food…she is equally comfortable behind the lens as well as in front. Please visit her blog at http://luvlifestyle.com.

DJ Lindsay Luv is a media darling. She is an interview favorite and has been featured by Refinery29, Rebecca Minkoff’s Minkette, Karmaloop, GUESS’ 30 Years of Style campaign. Blackbook, NYLON, Flaunt, & TIME OUT NY magazines, and is a regular fixture in celebrity weeklies US, People, and In Touch.

DJ Lindsay Luv collaborates with fellow producers such as Grammy winner Jeeve on remixes for various top artists. She spins at annual music festivals and for fashion week events in NY and LA. Luv recently played at Mexico City’s Hyde and 1Oak, Armani Privé in Dubai, Java Club in Geneva, and Paasha in Pune, India. The celebrity spinner has rocked the decks for top celebrities including Richard Branson, Hugh Hefner, Kanye West, Britney Spears, Rihanna, Muse, Nas, Pharrell, Mel B, Kim Kardashian, Ludacris, Sean Kingston and Motley Crue as well as for A-list events including Harvey Weinstein’s Oscar Bash, Showtime Emmy’s gala, premieres such as FX’s Sons of Anarchy and for countless Nylon Young Hollywood bashes!

With resident gigs on both coasts and touring both nationally and internationally, production work, blogging, brand music supervision and integration, and design collaborations, Luv’s career is at an all-time high. Check out her mixes and remixes on Soundcloud and on top DJ site TheFuture.FM.

Lindsay Luv is the SHE-Jay to follow!!

 

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THE SPICE GIRLS

“We’ve all refined our look,”

says Brown of the group

(in London Aug. 12 and in their 1997 heyday, below).

SEXIER THAN EVER!The fashion designer, 38,

looked fierce in a black Giles frock as husband David

Beckham and their children — Brooklyn, 13, Romeo, 9,

and Cruz, 7 — watched in the stadium. (Harper, 14 months, was home.) As for her diet? “I love to snack,” Victoria

recently revealed. Her healthy go-to treats include fresh fruit and coconut water.

VictoriaBeckham

POSH SPICE

After years of yo-yo dieting, the mum of Bluebell, 6, has found a well-rounded ap-

proach to fitness. “Geri is all about yoga, healthy eating

— and clothes that flatter her shape!” says a source close to Halliwell, 40, who wore a Suzanne Neville creation for the show. “She is finally comfortable in her own skin and feels better than ever.”

Geri HalliwellGINGER SPICE

Sporty — known for her tracksuits and trainers —

took a page from Posh in a sleek Nafisa Tosh jumpsuit. “Now that I’m a mom [to

Scarlet, 3], I feel more femi-nine,” she has said. “It’s fun to enjoy fashion!” Her sixth

solo disc drops in September, but Mel C, 38, tells Us of

the one-night Spice reunion: “We had the best time!”

MelanieChisholmSPORTY SPICE

No pigtails here! The sweet-faced radio host, 36 (in a hot-pink minidress by

costume designer Maggie Cooke), credits her slim-down to three-times-a-

week workouts. “Emma likes running on the treadmill,” says a source of the mom to Beau, 5, and Tate, 15

months. “She’s very happy with her body these days!”

Emma BuntonBABY SPICE

The mom of three (Phoenix, 13, Angel, 5, and Madison, 11 months) has still got it!

Mel B, 37 — who reportedly does 600 situps a day —

managed to steal the show in a twinkling Zuhair Murad bodysuit. “Mel does one- to

two-hour treadmill work-outs with playlists made

by DJ Lindsay Luv,” says a source. She hikes too!

MelanieBrown

SCARY SPICE

Sixteen years after they hit it big, the reunited Spice Girls show off rocking bods at the OlympicsB Y R A C H E L P A U L A A B R A H A M S O N

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SCHOOL OF LIF E

Thirteen Stylish 2013 Resolutions from MA Native DJ Lindsay Luv Friday, January 4, 2013, by Susie Kostaras

Spinning Boston's Emerald Lounge this New Year's Eve; Photo courtesy of Lindsay Luv

It takes a hustle to earn the title "DJ to the Stars"—but that is exactly what Sharon, MA native Lindsay Luv sought out to do years ago. An inspiration not only to up-and-coming DJs but also business mavens and powerful women in general, LA-based Lindsay sets an example to follow in her career behind the turntable, as trusted brand advocate, and with her lifestyle blog, Luv Lifestyle. Recently, she mixed a playlist for the official Victoria's Secret Fashion Show party and flew to Dubai with Armani Privé, and earlier this year, was the subject of an in-depth feature on Miss KL, the ladies' wing of Boston e-tailer Karmaloop. What does this go-getter resolve to work on this year? Let's break it down...

FASHION

· Hot Hues! Work 2013's must-have bold colors like emerald green and fuschia berry into your wardrobe. · Put a pin on it. Brooches are all the rage this upcoming year, so dig through grandma's jewelry box for the goods. New or vintage, it's all about the brooch bling. · Dare to bare...in a sheer skirt and fabulous knickers. Sheer skirts and full coverage fashion knickers is the daring new trend about to emerge and why not take a walk on the wild side? · Dress to impress...yourself! Ditch the trends that look better on the runway than your body and focus on the ones that make you feel as great as you look...and vice versa. BEAUTY

· Start to let the ombre grow out...completely. And while we are at it, let the My Little Pony hair colors take a little rest too. 2013 is about natural, polished and chic hair. · Stay suspended in time: more SPF y'all! Upgrade to a better and higher SPF for the new year and keep you looking as young as the last. · Let your lips do the talking with bright and bold lip colors like the shocking hot pinks from Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics Lip Tars or Tarte's lip stains.

FITNESS

· Go beyond 2012's ever trendy kale and try out 2013's hottest new greenery: Swiss chard. While you're at it, add more whole grains to the mix with bulgur, farro, barley and buckweat. It's not just about quinoa this year. · Let nature be your gym: long walks, hill hikes, outdoor tracks, jungle gyms and more are great playgrounds for fitness with a refreshing view. · Track your diet and fitness goals with new easy to use on-the-go apps on your mobile phone. And get inspired with great fitness friendly mixes with the app for top DJ mix site TheFuture.fm. SHOPPING

· Recycle! Set your own trends by remixing the wardrobe you already own. Get innovative by putting together new looks with old pieces and save some money. · Sale stalk. Get to know your favorite brands' sale schedules and wait until those must-have pricey items go on sale to snag what you want without breaking the bank. · Support your local boutiques. In a time where everything is suddenly online at the touch of a finger, it is that much more fun to go shopping in person. Support locally while you still have the option to try something on before you press purchase. · DJ Lindsay Luv on making a fashion-forward playlist for NYE [Stylephile] · Victoria's Secret Fashion Show Party Mix [Thefuture.fm] · Lindsay Luv Brings Her Beats to Dubai [Société Perrier] · This Miss KL: Lindsay Luv [Miss KL] · DJ Lindsay Luv [Official Site]  

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How do you create a great mix for Valentine's Day that's at once romantic and cool?

Creating the right Valentine's Day mix is about finding songs that are current, hip, and melodically pleasant that both set the mood and hint at love and romance without bashing you over the head with it. I tend to think old school love ballads, sappy R&B, or the obvious top love tracks of all time tend to bash people over the head with it and induce eye rolling and cringing (especially from the fellas) and might do the opposite of setting the mood. They may even scare your partner away. The best way to create a great romance-inducing mix is to pick current and cool indie songs and maybe a few really great throwbacks with a playlist flow that starts out upbeat and unassuming and melts into something sexy and softer as the night heads that way as well.

How about some old love songs that aren't overly sappy?

A really old throwback mixed in to your playlist, such as the classic "Crimson and Clover," is cool, but I would generally stay away from Whitney Houston love ballads and Boys to Men harmonies unless it's a theme party. If you have a record player, blues or jazz can be totally romantic in the right setting. For a more modern playlist, there are tons of great indie tracks that set the mood, appropriately allude to topics of love, are gender-neutral, and won't make you or your partner want to gag.

Any particular genres to look for?

I would say indie, chill-out, oldies, singer-songwriter, blues, jazz, and maybe some contemporary R&B.

Any particular artists?

If you don't have time to put together an actual playlist, entire albums from artists like Washed Out, Thievery Corporation, Zero 7, Beach House, Radiohead, or an oldie like Sam Cooke are generally relaxing and romantic with a great flow to set the mood.

Anything to avoid that might kill the mood?

I would avoid songs that label you as a psycho, like "You Oughta Know" by Alanis Morissette, or something over-the-top dramatic like "Right Here Waiting For You" by Richard Marx, or something tweeny like a Justin Bieber's "As Long as You Love Me," or "Call Me Maybe" by Carly Rae Jepsen. No adult wants to make out while listening to childlike radio hits.

Is there an order you should play the songs? Start with this, lead up to this, mellow out with this? (Seduction, sex, cigarette ...)

I think there is always a good flow to romantic playlists. Whether it's your first date or you've been married for 30 years, you want to spend some time seducing, you want to get down to business, and then you want to relax together. I would start with more upbeat stuff to keep it easy, flirty and comfortable to start,

get into a little sexier tunes later in the evening, and flow into chill-out tracks for the end.

Sounds good. What clubs are you playing at these days?

I have been at my residency at the Mondrian Skybar in Los Angeles every Saturday night for 3+ years, which is always a blast. The rest of the time I divide between fashion, brand and celebrity events, and touring. I just got back from playing at the Armani Privé nightclub in Dubai and now I am heading to New York to play at the Daily Style Sessions at Stone Rose Lounge for Fashion Week. I have also been doing a lot of behind the scenes work as a brand music specialist having created and supplied mixes for Victoria's Secret radio station and Lucille Roberts gyms on TheFuture.fm! I have a lot of exciting collaborations and music marketing projects developing with numerous brands and clientele this year as well as work on my own lifestyle blog Luvlifestyle.

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