As one of West Coast rap’s earliest style icons and charming lotharios, Snoop Dogg cemented his slick persona and sartorial aesthetic through his MTV presence in the mid-’90s. In the visuals for his formative solo singles (“Who Am I”, “Gin and Juice”), Snoop brought his verses’ hard-boiled street scenes to life. He later adopted a less scrappy presentation, sporting loud dress wear and spitting game from expensive vehicles, the club and Katy Perry’s risqué version of Candyland (“California Gurls”).