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Pharrell Williams Named New Louis Vuitton Menswear Creative Director, Succeeds Virgil Abloh

Published: Tuesday 14th Feb 2023 by Sam

Pharrell Williams has worn many hats in his time (often literally). And the latest is one of the most prestigious yet.

For, the multihyphenate has officially been named as Louis Vuitton‘s new Men’s Creative Director. 

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Boasting an indelible footprint that spans music, entrepreneurship, and fashion, Williams’ new role sees him succeed the late Virgil Abloh. 

In the announcement made moments ago, the fashion house said:

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“Louis Vuitton is delighted to welcome Pharrell as its new Men’s Creative Director. His first collection for Louis Vuitton will be revealed next June during Men’s Fashion Week in Paris.”

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