And Pharrell Williams? In an interview recently with Vogue, he said, “I’m not a fashion designer. I’m a creative director.” Though it helps to know that he was already wearing pearl necklaces, nail polish and hats by Vivian Westwood when Harry Styles was still in grade school. That giant brown hat he wore at the Grammys? That was in 2014, when Styles was just ten years old. Actually, Williams has worked together with fashion companies from the very beginning: with Moncler for a down jacket, with Adidas for a pair of sneakers, with G-Star for a sustainable jeans collection, with Comme des Garçons for a fragrance – and, of course, with Louis Vuitton. Their first collaboration was in 2004, when Pharrell Williams met Marc Jacobs at the opening of the Manhattan store. Jacobs was artistic director of the French luxury label from 1997 to 2013, creating the fashion collections for men and women during this time. He complimented Williams on his sunglasses. They had been designed by his friend Nigō, founder of the streetwear brand A Bathing Ape – and of course a musician and DJ in his own right. What no one could have known at the time: in 2021 Nigō would become artistic director of luxury fashion house Kenzo.