Deck Out: Top 25 Most Stylin' DJs

November 26, 2012 - 11:34 pm by Sarah Polonsky

In need of some fashion ideas that are outside the ~~box~~ crate this holiday season? Take a cue from these DJs from across the globe, of all ages, who know how to both drop the needle and select unique threads.

Audrey Napoleon's signature jet black hair, smokey eyes and tough noir leather jacket is goth chic.

DJ Justine, of the Motherf*ker parties era (for those of you over 30), glitters behind the tables. These days she bakes on them since trading her headphones for a chefs hat.

DJ Rap rocked a high-slitted black empress dress for her 2010 album, Synthesis. Bow down to the still smokin' at 42 Drum n' Bass queen.

DJ Kiss is the fashion world's "it-DJ." In this satin red frock she's definitely on fire.

Berlin's Ellen Allien boasts beats as well as her own fashion line. And ya'll know that when you're feeling lost, leggings and a long tee are always a safe bet when it comes comfort and still looking sexy.

Juicy M is the epitome of both visual and aural delight. Who needs LED screens when she IS the light show of the party?

Lea Luna can DJ and sing while rocking a corset and stilettos. Now that's talent.

Maya Jane Coles has pixie punk appeal with a fly vintage blazer and music that blazes.

Goddesses of the dance floor NERVO go gold or go home.

Techno sovereign, Nicole Moudaber is haute hippie with her massive sexy set of locks and fringe drape top, revealing a tummy as tight as her mixes.

One of the first female DJs in NYC, Reid Speed spins brilliant beats and shows off her legs in a mini dress.

Glamazon Sky Nellor steals the show at VIP events where she spins in couture as bright and blue as the sky.

Mark Ronson says "What's Gucci?" with his own fashion collabo.

Israeli DJ Guy Gerber is always lookin' fly in a cool pair of shades.

Afrojack rocks ruff n' stuff with his collection of designer hoodies.

Tiësto has his own fashion line of club-inspired garb and lives up to the label by dressing the part of fashion boss beat-maker.

From the fedora we usually see him sporting, to this black tie chic suit, A-Trak always looks so fresh and so clean.

The hillbilly DJ drunk on rock n' roll, Drop the Lime, wears black like it's his job. And he's dang good at what he does.

With more endorsement deals than we have fingers, Cassidy brings the couture everywhere he goes, from the DJ booth to the VIP events.

Dennis Ferrer is part of Brooklyn's fashion finest with crisp tees, just like his sound.

The brothers and DJ duo the EC Twins are always the life of the party with their nature-given good looks. Dapper suits make these beat bros even hotter.