Pharrell Williams’s second major collection for Louis Vuitton’s menswear arrives this Spring 2025 with a vibrant, sound-turned-color attitude that feels effortlessly current. Synaesthesia—where one sensation crosses over into another—powers his vision. In Pharrell’s universe, music notes morph into flashes of color, shaping a laid-back blend of street-driven prep.
Central to this story is a rework of the house’s classic motifs, now pulsing with saturated hues. The iconic Flower pattern appears in dramatic gradients on collarless jackets, hooded outerwear, and breezy tops. It dissolves and reappears on T-shirts, and knits in purple and turquoise highlight that swirling illusion. Pharrell’s own LV Blason design gets a rainbow-thread spin on denim jackets, trousers, and the trim of a casual black suit. The timeless Damier squares follow suit, shifting from understated fades on silky sets and denim cargoes to brash color-blocks on sporty silhouettes.
More subdued items hold their own, delivering balance: a sleek black leather jacket with subtle house marks, a camel-hued Harrington with discreet square detailing, and a clean track suit with diamond-trimmed seams. These pieces let the brighter hits—multicolor waistbands and embroidered logos—take the spotlight on varsity bombers or track tops.
Accessories extend Pharrell’s music-inspired universe. The LV Blason Denim Speedy 40 and Montsouris backpack feature eye-catching, multicolor stitching. Taigarama leather goods, including Keepall and Slim backpacks, come soaked in sun-baked yellows and sky-like blues under the “Pulse” label, referencing the rhythm that drives this capsule. There’s even a playful nod to analog mixtapes in a cassette-shaped card holder.
Shoes continue the conversation with exaggerated soles, translucent finishes, and gradient color treatments. The LV Checker derby and Mary-Jane show up in green or purple ombré, while the LV Trainer appears in brown Damier-embossed nubuck, then reemerges in Monogram PVC—a see-through spectacle of blues, greens, whites, and blacks. The Venice sandal taps into that clear trend with tinted rubber options, and a classic moccasin and chukka round off the line in polished form.
Rounding out the collection, sunny Taigarama belts, key rings, and bag charms—crafted as whimsical crabs and turtles—shift between luminous tones. LV Clash Low Square sunglasses and LV Super Vision Light frames arrive in gradient lenses that fit right into Pharrell’s prismatic aesthetic, a punchy meeting of playful design and classic cool. The entire capsule underscores that under Pharrell’s lead, Louis Vuitton’s menswear stays both forward-thinking and inherently laid-back—proving once again that fashion and music are two sides of the same creative coin.
