Will Pharrell Last At Louis Vuitton?

In today's video we discuss Pharrell Williams' new louis vuitton collection (Louis Vuitton Fall Winter 2024 Menswear) The day after Pharrell Williams’s first rodeo for Louis Vuitton—that extravaganza of a show on Pont Neuf last June—the studio he leads began work on this collection. Now that you can begin to join the dots, it appears that he is taking the house (via an ocean crossing) on something of an odyssey. The four LV trunks wheeled down the runway tonight strongly suggest he’s still en route to somewhere, but for fall ’24 his LV caravanserai moved into what is home territory for Williams: the USA and its heritage of Western wear and workwear. Speaking to the press during a post-show howdy, he said: “When you see cowboys portrayed you see only a few versions. You never really get to see what some of the original cowboys looked like. They looked like us, they looked like me. They looked Black. They looked Native American.” The native peoples of what became the United States were respected and represented in tonight’s telling via participation and acknowledgement. The house said that artists from the Dakota and Lakota tribes contributed to the accessories; these included hand-paintings and beautiful desert flower embroideries on several versions of the Speedy bag. The opening and closing music was co-composed by Williams and Lakota “Hokie” Clairmont and performed by a group named Native Voices of Resistance, who along with the models and the studio team took a bow with