We highlighted Rye Rye’s nail polish partnership with Pop Beauty a while back and now we’re excited to offer two boxes of polish to our readers who are as into an on-point mani as we are.  To enter, follow us on Twitter with a post reading #ilovevnailpolish, and from there we will choose two winners. The one restriction is you have to be U.S. based–sorry international readers! If you’re not yet familiar with Rye Rye, snap up a free download of her latest single, “Never Will Be Mine,” featuring Robyn here. Her people tell us you can also get it at itunes.

Rye Rye hooks up with Robyn (who apparently already released a solo version) for a video of the single, “Never Will Be Mine.” Rye Rye’s fashion is always a visual treat and for this shoot she goes a tad more sophisticated without loosing any of her spunk.

Above is one video grab, see more on the next page plus the video. We also included the work Rye Rye recently did with Prabal Gurung in a video presentation of his Resort 2012 collection.

Urban Outfitters brought together singer Rye Rye and Pop Beauty for a nail polish pack, featuring three perfect colors for Spring 2011. This polish is special because it’s “nylon-infused,” and therefore doesn’t chip (believe that when I see it!). Those who purchase will also receive a promotional code for a free Rye Rye song download.

Rye Rye resurrects her 2008 single with Count & Sinden, “Hardcore Girls,” with an official video made in collaboration with L.A.-based fashion company, DimePiece. Directed by Liza Minou Morberg, it features baseball bats, pitbulls and lots of bad-ass ladies, sporting fashion by DimePiece.

Watching Rye Rye you can see why M.I.A. fell for this woman. Her energy is not just super hyped but special, one of those light-up-the-room types–totally fun and a handful. In this video we get a remix of Miley Cyrus’s great anthem, “Party In The U.S.A.,” plus a level of dance moves so frenetic as to make you sweat just from watching. Via Globalgrind.

Rye Rye’s “Sunshine” video has arrived and it’s a fun one–very Brooklyn in its feel, it features bicycles, jump roping and ’round the way ladies getting down. For the fashionistas, there are high-waisted denim shorts, oxfords and hiking boots, plus M.I.A.’s anti-shout out to Google.