N.E.R.D. Yellow Trucker Cap: Pharrell Williams and NIGO celebrate over 20 years of creative collaboration with NIGO Knows and Pharrell Knows Too, two exclusive auctions hosted by Williams' digital ...

For his latest Vuitton collection, Pharrell Williams tapped his best bud Nigo to be co-creative director. And Bernard Arnault made it back from the Trump inauguration to see it. By Jacob Gallagher ...

Pharrell Williams and NIGO are unloading more of their luxury wares from Hermès Birkins to a Rolex watch and Lorraine ...

The show was a tribute to Pharrell’s 20-plus-year creative partnership with Nigo, the Kenzo creative director and Bape founder who has been called the “Godfather of streetwear.” The friends ...

Shaboozey, Bradley Cooper, Travis Scott in more attended this year's show. Paris Fashion Week kicked off with a bang thanks to Louis Vuitton's men's fall-winter 2025 show by Pharrell Williams and ...

Moments after the Louis Vuitton autumn/winter 2025 men's runway show, the majestic star of Mufasa discusses the designers, as well as The Matrix coats, The Morning Show and Mike Wazowski ...

Nigo, Pharrell’s collaborator for the collection and the founder of famous clothing brand A Bathing Ape (also known as Bape), is a creative powerhouse, recently dabbling in everything from fashion to ...

Pharrell Williams is reuniting with Nigo for his latest Louis Vuitton collection. The collaboration marks a significant moment in luxury fashion, bringing together two icons known for bridging ...

The following year they collaborated on behalf of Louis Vuitton for the first time, creating the Millionaire sunglasses for ...

On Tuesday (Jan. 21), Pharrell Williams and Nigo debuted their latest collaborative Louis Vuitton effort at Paris Fashion Week — Menswear at the famed Louvre Museum. According to High Snobiety ...

PARIS — One day after showing their fall collection for Louis Vuitton, Pharrell Williams and Nigo joined forces again to host a dinner during Paris Men’s Fashion Week celebrating an auction of ...

There were “mystery boxes” created by artists like Takashi Murakami and Daniel Arsham (Nigo’s); N.E.R.D. trucker hats and a Jacob & Co. Blackberry encased in solid gold (Pharrell’s).