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"  Photo: Getty Images DJ Mia Moretti lent her musical expertise to Victoria&amp;#039;s Secret PINK to do what she does best: Get the party started! In celebration of the forthcoming spring breaks for its young shoppers, the PINK store at the Kenwood Mall in Cincinnati held a private shopping event with Moretti on the ones and twos. Naturally, the occasion eventually turned into a dance party thanks to her eclectic mix of fun and flirty tracks. On the heels of New York Fashion Week\u2014where she provided the music for Alice + Olivia&amp;#039;s Fall 2013 presentation\u2014ELLE.com took the opportunity to catch up with the DJ on her personal style, getting Coveteured (in which her home and closet will be on fanciful display for all to see), and what&amp;#039;s next for The Dolls\u2014a duo which consists of Moretti and her violinist partner, Caitlin Moe. ELLE: What&amp;#039;s your favorite piece from the Victoria&amp;#039;s Secret PINK collection to wear? Mia Moretti: I think I&amp;#039;m going to have to go with the lace bralette. I&amp;#039;m not a very busty girl, so I love it not only for its comfort but also for its style. Just because it doesn&amp;#039;t have an underwire, doesn&amp;#039;t mean it can&amp;#039;t be sexy. It also looks like it could be a styling element of your outfit. Lace is always pretty. I feel like you can never go wrong with lace. The more the merrier. ELLE: What do you love about lingerie? MM: Well, I love that it makes women feel sexy, obviously. My boyfriend loves it so that&amp;#039;s a perk [laughs]. A lot of the time when I get dressed, what I think is a cute outfit, my boyfriend doesn&amp;#039;t relate to. I think the nice thing about lingerie is that if a girl is getting dressed for her girl [friends], then at least she&amp;#039;s getting dressed underneath for her significant other. ELLE: You were recently Coveteured. Could you tell us about that? MM: That was actually the first time I let someone inside of my apartment. I&amp;#039;ve always been a little weary because it&amp;#039;s such a personal space. It was fun to get to show off all those shoes, purses, and dresses that sometimes you just wear once. It&amp;#039;s kind of like giving them a new life. It was really fun. My friend Caitlin, who I play with, and my best friend Cleo stopped by, and they were hanging out for a little bit. So that made it a little more fun. They actually shot my girlfriends and me in the Pencey capsule collection I did for spring. So everyone will get to see the rest of the collection and how my friends would wear it. ELLE: It seems that you&amp;#039;re very geared towards vintage or vintage-inspired looks. Could you talk about that? MM: I guess it really comes from traveling a lot and going to a lot of places. It&amp;#039;s nice to go into a city you don&amp;#039;t know and go into a vintage store to get a feel for the city. I think there&amp;#039;s so much history in those stores. My mom loves vintage, too, so she always collected pieces and picked up little trinkets for me. It&amp;#039;s also nice to mix vintage with newer pieces because you&amp;#039;re able to put your own little twist on it. ELLE: How did you interpret the vibe at Alice + Olivia for the music you wanted to play? MM: I always meet with the designer before I do a presentation or a show. I try to get an idea of what the collection is expressing. There were a lot of those &amp;#039;90s punk and grunge moments in the collection. The dark lip reminded me of Courtney Love a little bit. Stacey [Bendet] and I talked about how she wanted that grungy but girl band feeling that still keeps with the Alice + Olivia fun. It was a lot of Alanis [Morissette] and Fiona [Apple] and cool girl bands like The Plastiscines. Also, French music-the old Brigitte Bardot stuff. ELLE: What do you think of model-of-the-moment Cara Delevingne? She was everywhere during New York Fashion Week! MM: I was just talking about that this morning [laughs]. I think she&amp;#039;s great. She&amp;#039;s been big in London and Paris for a few seasons. I think this has been her New York debut, which is nice. I think she walked every show. Also, another girl who I love is Chloe N\u00F8rgaard. Last season was her first season walking and this season she did five or six shows. She has rainbow hair. She&amp;#039;s just so different looking. I really love her. ELLE: What do the rest of the fashion weeks have in store for you? MM: I&amp;#039;m going to Milan in a couple days. I actually started doing Milan Fashion Week instead of Paris Fashion Week, because I love it there. I really love Italian designers because I&amp;#039;m Italian. It just resonates better with me. They make clothes that fit me better. ELLE: What&amp;#039;s next for The Dolls? MM: We are about to release our second single. It&amp;#039;s called &amp;quot;Summer of &amp;#039;93.&amp;quot; We&amp;#039;re just putting the last little touches on it and are going to release it ourselves for South by Southwest. It&amp;#039;s an ode to the summer of &amp;#039;93. It&amp;#039;s an ode to the &amp;#039;90s. It&amp;#039;s about a love affair. That&amp;#039;s all I can tell you for now. [Laughs] Read the latest breaking fashion news. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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