In an interesting collaboration Pharrell Williams has once again worked with designer duo Domeau & Peres, with whom he has already worked on a series of chair sculptures. This time Pharrell also involved Brooklyn Machine Works and together they created a high end fixed gear bike. The bike comes in all yellow and features multiple premium leather applications. The bike is on display at the W Lounge, a special space announcing the upcoming W Hotel Paris. The bike comes in an edition of only 1.

More detailed images of the Pharrel Williams x Domeau & Peres x Brooklyn Machine Works Bike follow after the jump.

We reported on Yi Zhou’s latest short film The Ear back in August. Today, we are able to present the movie itself. The film was inspired by Gogol’s short story The Nose from the Petersburg tales and is based on the absurd story of the loss of an ear.

“The ear is actually the key element of the film, shot in RED and partly made in 3d animation. Throughout the film, the ear and inner ear as a whole turn themselves into an EarBrige as they get crossed by a bridge. The EarBridge is part of a public project proposal for Baku, Azerbaijan that includes a number of important international contemporary artists.”

As mentioned previously, the film features Pharrell Williams alongside music by Ennio Morricone and costumes by Rick Owens and BBC/Ice Cream. Very strange, but worth a watch.

Today we get a first look at one of a total of 3 upcoming Blue Print 3 t-shirts that Billionaire Boys Club will be releasing next week, celebrating Jay-Z latest album. We will of course keep you posted.

More detailed views of the t-shirt that Pharrell is sporting, follow after the jump.

GAP is celebrating their 40th anniversary with a London pop-up store. The store’s decoration is inspired by the 60’s, featuring rainbow colors and lots of limited edition product for the occasion. Pharrell Williams produced a subtle capsule collection for the store, consisting of hoodies, t-shirs, bags and sneakers.

Take a look at the GAP 40th Anniversary London Pop-Up and the Pharrell Collection after the jump.

Chinese artist Yi Zhou has produced a short artistic movie entitled “Around the Earbridge”. Starring Pharrell Williams and featuring costumes by Rick Owens and BBC/Ice Cream, the movie was produced for the plublic design program taking place in Baku Azebajan 2013, which also includes works by Jean Nouvel and other high profile creatives. It is interesting seeing Pharrell continue to work in the art world, after only recently unveiling his collaborative sculpture with Takashi Murakami.

More scenes from the movie follow after the jump.

Fans of Clipse since their debut album, we’re happy to see Malice and Pusha T reunited with Pharrell and The Neptunes. A video for “I’m Good,” the lead single off the forthcoming album Till The Casket Drops dropped earlier today on MySpace, but for those outside of the US, we’ve finally got an international version on our hands. Check out the boys chilling on rooftops in expensive sunglasses, driving around in black cars and partying with models. Good times.

By now you should be aware that Pharrell likes jewelry, a lot of jewelry. As much as we think the era of bling is over, Pharrell certainly represents a new, if not different generation in those regards. Just recently we showed you his collaborative artwork with Takashi Murakami, where he turned every day objects with the help of Jacob & Co. into jewelry. The same holds true for his customization of his G-Shock watches. The rather cheap plastic watch (in comparison to the rest of the luxury watch market) gets the ultimate upgrade in the form of precious metals and diamonds. For some reason we find the amount of bling on the G-Shock less disturbing than your regular blinged out watch. What do you think?

Art Magazine has caught up with Pharrell Williams to talk about his newly created sculpture with Takashi Murakami, that we presented to you here yesterday. It is definitely interesting getting some more insight on this collaboration, that also involves Jacob & Co. Check it out!

For detailed images of the artwork, please go here.

Today, Clipse have released the first official single from their upcoming third album Til The Casket Drops. Fans of Pusha and Malice’s classic work will be pleased to hear they’re once again working with Pharrell Williams and The Neptunes. More importantly for some is the original Kaws artwork created for the single. Yes, Kaws will also be designing the cover art for Til The Casket Drops, which is set to drop in September.

Listen now at Complex, or click to download Clipse f/ Pharrell “I’m Good” (Produced by The Neptunes).

Full Clipse x Pharrell x Kaws | I’m Good cover art after the jump.

Here it finally is. We have heard about this for a while and now we can finally show you pictures of the Takashi Murakami x Pharrell Williams x Jacob sculpture, which was made for the Art Basel fair this year. Murakami created a sculpture and Jacob the jeweler re-created some of Pharrell’s products of choice in premium metals and diamonds. The blinged out objects, including a Pepsi can, Ice Cream Sneakers, Cupcake, Doritos and a condom, have been placed in the mouth of the Takashi Murakami sculpture.

The sculpture is being exhibited from today at the booth of Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin at Art Basel.

Many more images of the Takashi Murakami x Pharrell Williams x Jacob & Co artwork follow after the jump.