From luxury houses to activewear, Pharrell Williams has become one of fashion's favorite collaborators.

Pharrell Williams is known for his multi-faceted career spanning music, film, philanthropy,&nbsp;skincare, and fashion. In addition to starting his own streetwear lines, Billionaire Boys Club and Ice Cream, with A Bathing Ape's Nigo, Williams has launched a number of major fashion collaborations over the years with household names like&nbsp;Adidas&nbsp;and luxury labels such as&nbsp;Chanel&nbsp;and&nbsp;Louis Vuitton. Whether playing the role of model or designer (or both), the artist always brings his effortlessly cool style.
His fashion ventures have continued today, as Williams has been&nbsp;appointed as the new Creative Director of Menswear at Louis Vuitton. His succession into the role does not come without high expectations, considering Williams is the first to take over the position after the late&nbsp;Virgil Abloh. However, given his notable history of working with numerous fashion brands, the multi-creative has much to bring to Louis Vuitton's future.
On Williams' birthday, check out some of his most notable fashion collaborations to date.

Collaboration with Adidas started in 2014 with 10 pairs of Stan Smith

Next year Williams and Adidas launched 50 monochrome Superstar sneakers.

In 2019 Williams presented "Now is Her Time" campaign

Perhaps Williams' most notable collaboration with Adidas is the popular Hu NMD sneaker. Since the first iteration in 2015, countless other models have been released in vibrant, unique colorways and with different branding or slogans adorning the upper part.

Williams' most far-reaching and longstanding collaboration is with activewear brand Adidas. The partnership began with a limited-edition sneaker drop in 2014 and has consistently delivered fresh collections apparel and shoes since. It also introduced the&nbsp;Hu NMD&nbsp;sneaker, which has been released in numerous versions since its 2015&nbsp; debut, all which support Williams' positive message of improving the human race.&nbsp;

Williams and Cara Delevingne starred in a fashion film for the Chanel Paris-Salzburg Métiers d'Art 2015 collection. The music mogul composed the video's soundtrack titled "CC The World".

Williams was invited to walk the Chanel Métiers d'Art 2019 catwalk in Egyptian style.

Williams had to show his design skills for Chanel Pharrell's colorful 2019 collection. Playful 'Coco Pharrell' branding on sweatshirts, T-shirts and other streetwear.

For their Spring/Summer 2020 eyewear campaign, Chanel featured Williams in a pair of oversized glasses.

Catching the attention of the late&nbsp;Karl Lagerfeld, Williams became a friend of the&nbsp;Chanel&nbsp;fashion house in the 2010s. From strutting the runway to designing a capsule collection, Williams got to know Chanel from all angles. Not often tapping male ambassadors, the maison's choice to make Williams an ambassador stands as a reflection of the brand's push towards progressive ideals.

In 2005, Williams worked with French house Louis Vuitton on the Millionaire aviator sunglasses. The style was created in a creative collaboration with then creative director Marc Jacobs and artist Nigo. Louis Vuitton re-released this style in 2007.

Presented alongside the Haute Couture collection, Blason's 2008 jewelry collection was created by Williams and Camilla Micheli. The collection was expectedly rich with diamond details and gold trim.

Williams' venture into the high fashion world began with Louis Vuitton, during its Marc Jacobs-era. He brought his eye for design to two notable accessories collections in the early 2000s and was often spotted in the front row at the French maison's fashion shows. As the now newly appointed creative director of Louis Vuitton Menswear, his partnership with the brand has come full circle.

Italian luxury brand Moncler launched Farrell-designed sunglasses in 2013.

Before Moncler collaborated with top figures in the industry like&nbsp;Richard Quinn&nbsp;or&nbsp;Matthew Williams, the luxury label tapped Pharrell for an exclusive eyewear styles. In addition to designing and modeling the shield-like sunglasses, Pharrell was also the face of the brand for Fall/Winter 2013.

The first Billionaire Boys Club x Colette collection was released in 2008.

The second collaboration took place in 2014 with another set of graphic t-shirts and sneakers.

The artist and his streetwear label Billionaire Boys Club developed two exclusive drops for the now-shuttered Parisian concept store,&nbsp;Colette. Both were made in limited quantities, making them sought after in the resale market. A number of Williams' other collaborations, ranging from&nbsp; macaron pastries to bicycles, have also been hosted at the shop over the years.

Pharrell Williams' Best Fashion Collaborations

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