Pharrell Williams x Moncler Lunette sunglasses collection

Pharrell Williams x Moncler Lunette sunglasses collection 2

American rapper and Grammy Award-winning producer Pharrell Williams has collaborated with luxury Italian sportswear label Moncler on a superb sunglasses collection. 

The “Lunettes sunglasses collection” by bad boy Pharrell Williams is featuring three entirely different frames, made all from single pieces of titanium though. And each pair incorporates quite a few design details that reflect the history of the french luxury brand of Moncler, yet every aesthetic approach has absolutely nothing to do with the other. One pair was born of clear steampunk influences, the other of space frames and the third has clean traditional lines.

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Do note that the official presentation of the Pharrell Williams x Moncler Lunette sunglasses collection is due to be held in Paris, on September 26th at the opening of the Moncler flagship store (at 7 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré). As for the sunglasses, they shall be available late September at Moncler stores worldwide (also in selected multi-brand concept stores and international opticians), as well as online.

 

Remembering: Pharrell Williams co-founded the clothing brands Billionaire Boys Club and Ice Cream Footwear. Plus, he owns a boutique store in New York City on West Broadway. And back in 2008, the artist co-designed a series of jewelry (titled “Blason”) and glasses for Louis Vuitton. 

 

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