With just days to go before Music, Fashion, Film arrives, Charli XCX has unveiled a deluxe collector’s edition that expands the album’s universe beyond its final tracklist. The British hitmaker announced the limited Music, Fashion, Film: B-Sides Box Set on Wednesday (July 22), giving fans one last surprise before the album’s official release on Friday, July 24.
Sharing the news on social media, Charli wrote: “the Music, Fashion, Film boxset!! standard Music, Fashion, Film vinyl & each 7 inch single ft their corresponding b side track. this one is really special <3 avail for pre order now x.”
Priced at $124.98, the limited-edition set includes a 180-gram black vinyl featuring the album’s full 11-track standard edition, alongside three exclusive 7-inch singles pairing “Rock Music,” “SS26,” and “Camera” with their respective B-sides. The package also features a 48-page book filled with previously unseen photography and artwork, exclusive art prints, and premium packaging housed inside an embossed collector’s box.
Alongside the announcement, Charli revived her private b.sides Instagram account to reveal the final unreleased track, “If You Take Away The Music Then What Has She Got?”, which appears as the B-side to “Camera.”
Music, Fashion, Film serves as Charli XCX’s seventh studio album and follows the cultural phenomenon of BRAT. Produced by longtime collaborators A. G. Cook and Finn Keane, the record signals another creative reinvention, blending alternative pop, electronic experimentation, and rock influences.
The rollout has embraced unconventional promotion from the beginning. Singles including “Rock Music,” “SS26,” “Wink Wink,” and “Camera” each arrived with music videos, while handwritten lyric excerpts shared through Charli’s B-side Instagram account gave fans an early glimpse into themes of identity, ambition, friendship, and emotional uncertainty. Earlier this month, she also revealed the complete 11-song tracklist with official runtimes before hosting The Listening Events, a series of advance album screenings in independent cinemas across cities including New York, London, Paris, Tokyo, Sydney, Milan, and São Paulo.
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