Pharrell Williams

When Pharrell hit the carpet for the MTV Europe Music Awards in 2006, we all knew that he was beyond the level of caring what anyone thought about his wardrobe. When was the last time any hip-hop fan saw a major producer in the game show up on a red carpet in a chinchilla fur hat and matching boots...

By 2005, folks in the music industry were becoming more familiar with Pharrell's outlandish style as compared to his colleagues in the studio. For sure, Jay-Z wasn't pulling the risky fashion stunts that this producer had grown comfortable with, but to each his own...

Pharrell Williams has been following his own lead since premiering as half of the Neptunes in the late 1990s, but it wasn't until the new millennium hit that the Virginia native truly showcased his sense of style. The producer-artist has not only set trends in music but in fashion as well, switching between skater wears to Dapper Dan outfits effortlessly...

Real men wear pink and Pharrell Williams does it so well here it's amazing. His ombre pink button-down is fastened to the very top and paired with an olive blazer and denim shorts. It's polished in a way but still pretty unusual -- preppy but skater chic with a camo cap and high top sneakers serving as accessories...

Pharrell Williams is on a roll right now. The producer has three songs getting heavy traction on the Internet: Daft Punk's 'Get Lucky,' Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' and now 'Happy' from the 'Despicable Me 2' soundtrack.

Rihanna is executive producing 'Styled to Rock,' a fashion reality competition show. The series seeks out the next great trendsetting designer and is due to air sometime in 2013. Ten episodes will be featured offering 12 wannabes the chance to showcase their fabric manipulating, design and imaging skills. Joining the show as a mentor is producer, singer and the fashionably inclined Pharrell Willia

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Pharrell Williams takes the lead vocals on Daft Punk's newest groovy tune, 'Get Lucky,' which also features Niles Rodgers, a legendary guitarist who has produced for Diana Ross and Mick Jagger, to name a few.

Pharrell Williams puts on his shiny suit and gets down with Daft Punk in the trailer for the electronic duo's upcoming video for 'Get Lucky.'

Building from the momentum his label mate and longtime friend Kendrick Lamar has been establishing over the past 12 months, TDE signee Schoolboy Q has revealed to MTV News that he plans on releasing his full-length debut, 'Oxymoron,' later this year.