Pharrell Williams brought the house down at Louis Vuitton's Fall-Winter 2026 Men's show in Paris, combining fashion and music in a way that left fans eagerly anticipating his upcoming releases. The dual-stage debut marked a significant moment in Williams' expanding creative trajectory as the brand's men's creative director.
Williams took center stage alongside longtime collaborator Pusha T, setting the tone for an evening that seamlessly merged high-fashion with hip-hop sensibilities. The show was rounded out by appearances from John Legend, Jackson Wang, A$AP Rocky, and Quavo, all of whom brought their unique styles to the table.
The soundtrack for the event was comprised entirely of unreleased collaborations that are expected to surface on forthcoming albums. The first track to premiere was "Pray For Ya," a gospel-infused groove featuring Williams and John Legend. The song's hook – "All this money, you can't help yourself" – nods to Barack Obama, while closing with an invitation for listeners to let loose.
Next up was "Sex God," a glossy pop offering from Jackson Wang that marked his first collaboration with Williams. The electro-leaning track featured a guest verse from Pusha T, who channeled a classic Notorious B.I.G. cadence over Pharrell's minimalist production.
Additional unreleased cuts included "Disturbing The P," a celebratory pairing with A$AP Rocky, and the Quavo-led closer "Hit-A-Lik." Williams also shared the stage with Voices of Fire and L'Orchestre du Pont Neuf for a performance of their anticipated single "The One," which was officially released in conjunction with the show.
For Williams, this moment marked a landmark year, having reunited Pusha T and Malice on his fourth studio album, Let God Sort Em Out. The album earned widespread acclaim, further cementing Williams' status as a trailblazer in the music world.
The success of Let God Sort Em Out has also landed Williams and Pusha T up for multiple Grammy Awards, including Best Rap Album and nominations for Clipse's "The Birds Don't Sing" and "Chains & Whips." As fans eagerly anticipate his upcoming releases, one thing is clear: Pharrell Williams is pushing the boundaries of music and fashion like never before.
Williams took center stage alongside longtime collaborator Pusha T, setting the tone for an evening that seamlessly merged high-fashion with hip-hop sensibilities. The show was rounded out by appearances from John Legend, Jackson Wang, A$AP Rocky, and Quavo, all of whom brought their unique styles to the table.
The soundtrack for the event was comprised entirely of unreleased collaborations that are expected to surface on forthcoming albums. The first track to premiere was "Pray For Ya," a gospel-infused groove featuring Williams and John Legend. The song's hook – "All this money, you can't help yourself" – nods to Barack Obama, while closing with an invitation for listeners to let loose.
Next up was "Sex God," a glossy pop offering from Jackson Wang that marked his first collaboration with Williams. The electro-leaning track featured a guest verse from Pusha T, who channeled a classic Notorious B.I.G. cadence over Pharrell's minimalist production.
Additional unreleased cuts included "Disturbing The P," a celebratory pairing with A$AP Rocky, and the Quavo-led closer "Hit-A-Lik." Williams also shared the stage with Voices of Fire and L'Orchestre du Pont Neuf for a performance of their anticipated single "The One," which was officially released in conjunction with the show.
For Williams, this moment marked a landmark year, having reunited Pusha T and Malice on his fourth studio album, Let God Sort Em Out. The album earned widespread acclaim, further cementing Williams' status as a trailblazer in the music world.
The success of Let God Sort Em Out has also landed Williams and Pusha T up for multiple Grammy Awards, including Best Rap Album and nominations for Clipse's "The Birds Don't Sing" and "Chains & Whips." As fans eagerly anticipate his upcoming releases, one thing is clear: Pharrell Williams is pushing the boundaries of music and fashion like never before.
! He's been doing this kind of combo for ages but it's just so sick to see him kill it at Louis Vuitton again 
! The fact that he reunited Pusha T on his album and now they're slaying the fashion game together is everything 
. I'm hyped for more unreleased collabs from Pharrell - can't wait to get my hands on those tracks 
. This show was truly a masterclass in merging high fashion with hip-hop, Pharrell's got the magic 
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orchestrating an entire music festival, with pusha t as his lead violinist 
the way he combines high-fashion and hip-hop sensibilities is pure magic 
like when john legend joined pharrell on stage for "pray for ya" - instant chemistry 
i'm hyped to see what he does next, and i know fans worldwide are too 
... wait, no I mean who needs a game when you've got that much talent to start with? 
Meanwhile, I gotta say, the fact that he combined music and fashion is kinda underwhelming considering how epic it should be... but on the other hand, isn't that just what makes him so legendary in the first place? 
I also love how the unreleased tracks are all gonna get dropped soon – can't wait to binge-listen or something 
i mean, who else can make a GOSPEL-INFUSED TRACK WITH JOHN LEGEND SOUND SO COOL? 
i'm not surprised he's getting GRAMMY NOMINATIONS - THE MAN IS A GENIUS IN MY BOOK!!! 
. And the soundtrack? 
. Still, can't deny the energy and creativity he brought to the stage 
. This is definitely a milestone moment in his career 
. Would love to hear more about the inspiration behind "Pray For Ya" – that hook was catchy 
. The fact that he could seamlessly blend high-fashion with his hip-hop roots, showcasing an unorthodox approach to creativity, is truly inspiring 
. It's no surprise the crowd went wild when he took center stage alongside Pusha T – their chemistry was undeniable 
and thats what i love about pharrells music it brings people together in a way that nothing else can 
its been years since let god sort em out came out and it still gets me hyped to this day 
. The fact that they're pushing boundaries like this is what makes Pharrell so iconic 
! i mean its not every day u see ur fave artists perform on stage together, especially in a super fancy setting like Paris 
. i cant wait for his new releases, this show has me SO hyped 
. But for real though, Pharrell's been killing the game lately and it's great to see him collaborating with other talented artists like Pusha T and John Legend. This dude is a trailblazer, no doubt about it 
lol i was thinking about how much i love the new louis vuitton collection and then i saw Pharrell Williams on stage and i FREAKED 
just saw that the global sea level has risen by another 5cm 
and it's affecting coastal cities worldwide... not sure how long people can live in those areas 
meanwhile, Pharrell's show was lit but did you know that climate change is projected to affect the music industry by 2030? 
anyway i heard the new grammys are gonna have some changes 
can't even