Pharrell Williams isn’t just a hitmaker; he’s a certified style icon whose wardrobe has evolved from early 2000s streetwear to full-blown fashion royalty. Once known for oversized trucker hats and BBC (Billionaire Boys Club) hoodies, Pharrell’s look was always playful but calculated. It was clear from the beginning he wasn’t following trends, he was setting them.

Fast forward to now, and the man is literally sitting front row and designing the collection as Louis Vuitton’s Men’s Creative Director. His first show? A display of luxe American hip-hop with a Parisian flair.

Pharrell’s style has always balanced masculinity and fluidity: think Chanel brooches, cropped jackets, sharp tailoring, and yes those famous Moncler puffer vests. He makes streetwear look luxe and couture feel casual. From sneakerhead to high fashion hero, he’s turned personal style into cultural capital.

His wardrobe? Bold, genderless, and impeccably Pharrell. Always ahead.