On his recent trip to Paris, Pharrell made a stop at Atelier WM. They made a mold of his hand in the iconic Vulcan salute position, and turned it into a candle. Limited to 200 pieces worldwide, the candle will be available as of December 8th at colette and at BBC/Ice Cream stores around the globe.

While their Miami outpost is still housing the latest Kaws exhibition, Gallerie Emmanuel Perrotin will be showing in their Paris headquarters two very interesting exhibitions as of next week. Japanese artist Mr. will be coming with his “Nobody Dies” exhibition, showcasing the manga inspired work that he is known for. For those of you that are not familiar with Mr., have a look at the Supreme deck collaboration from last year.

Also Pharrell will be showing his “Perspective” chair, that was produced in collaboration with Domeau & Pérès. Both exhibitions go from October 21rst until 10th of January 2009.

More images follow after the jump.

Pharrell shows off his latest accessory – after commissioning artist Kaws in recent month for several art pieces, he has now moved on to his second collecting obsession – jewelry. The Kaws Blitz! character was turned into a diamond pendant! Via BBCBlog.

The new Common feat. Pharrell Announcement video has been released and it turned out really nice. The entire video is graphically animated and of course Pharrell also appears in it. All in all a minimalistic video that does its job!
Check it out here below.

With their June/July issue, Paper Magazine once again presents a solid issue. The cover is this time decorated with Pharrell Williams. In the cover story they interview the producer/hip hop artist and they mainly talk about style, fashion, art and his interests. They also talk in detail about his new purple Hermès travel bag, which already appeared in the new Madonna video where he also took part.
Pick up the new issue. If you are only interested in the Pharrell article, then you can also read that online.

G-Shock is definitely becoming more popular again, especially due to a strong set of collaborations. That also means that more people run around wearing them and that results in Pharrell having to do something special with his. What he was going to dois obvious, add some bling to the watch.
He actually took some Bape x G-Shock watches and entirely covered them in black diamonds, a pink model and an all black model. One also comes with a Billionaire Boys Club logo on the back.
Check out the pink one after the jump.

We present you the Perspective Chair. It was designed by Pharrell in collaboration with Domeau & Pérès who built it and will be making the additional chairs. The chair, as well as another chair design and a table will be part of a show in Paris at the prestigious Emmanuel Perrotin Galerie. The show will be from October 21st 2008 until January 10th 2009. The chairs will be available in a few colors and only 4 of each will be sold. The chair represents the love between a woman and man. Via BBC/IceCream.
Yet another interesting project by Pharrell next to his own clothing line and continuous work with Louis Vuitton on sunglasses and jewelry.

Teriyaki Boyz, the Japanese band by Nigo, has just released their latest video – Zock On! The track features Pharrell and Busta Rhymes and was produced by The Neptunes. Let’s see if this line-up will help them to get some more international recognition. Check out the video here below. Via BBC Blog.

Louis Vuitton got together with Pharrell & Camille Miceli to create a new generation jewelry collection, named Blason. We had announced this already a while ago, here we can now show you some pieces of the line, that was just released this past week. More pictures here.

BBC/Ice Cream have released their new Spring/Summer 2008 lookbook. It seems like the brand is taking a more preppy route next year and introduces lots of knitwear inspired by classic American brands such as Tommy Hilfiger and Ralph Lauren. They will also offer a large womens collection as well as leather accessories. Overall just like before, they offer some nice pieces, but also lots of stuff which is too loud, even though it seems to be getting less.
Check out some pieces after the jump.