Fashion enthusiasts and music lovers alike were in for a special treat when Don Toliver unveiled his latest single during the much-anticipated Louis Vuitton FW25 show in Paris. The crowd buzzed with excitement as Toliver’s collaboration with the legendary Pharrell and J-Hope took center stage.
The new track, “LV Bag,” set the stylish backdrop for one of fashion’s biggest events. Pharrell, renowned not just for his musical talents but also for his creative direction at Louis Vuitton, produced this track. His presence at the show didn’t go unnoticed as he mingled with stars like Travis Scott and Bradley Cooper.
As the beats of the song filled the venue, clips began circulating on social media, sparking enthusiasm among fans. Comments on The Neighborhood Talk’s Instagram post showed the public’s eagerness for this high-profile collaboration. A fan highlighted Pharrell’s skills, saying, ‘Pharrell produced the track but didn’t even acknowledge J-Hope sitting right next to the lady he kissed,’ accompanied by a flurry of fire emojis.
Pharrell’s influence on Louis Vuitton post-Virgil Abloh has not been without its critics. Some fans praised his designs, while others commented on his Kanye West-inspired aesthetics. Despite differing opinions, Pharrell’s creative vision is undeniably leaving a mark on the brand.
In a humorous twist, some fans joked about striking until Kanye replaces Pharrell. Meanwhile, Kanye quashed rumors of him joining Maison Margiela, asserting, ‘I DON’T COLLAB,’ in a firm Instagram post.
This fashion week revelation follows on the heels of Toliver’s successful fourth studio album “Hardstone Psycho,” which boasted collaborations with top artists and debuted at a remarkable number three on the Billboard charts. The album’s deluxe version further boosted Toliver’s fame with even more star-studded features.
Don Toliver’s blend of music and fashion at Paris Fashion Week showcased his expansive artistic range. By teaming up with Pharrell and J-Hope, he’s managed to capture the imagination of fans around the world. As Pharrell continues to shape Louis Vuitton’s future, collaborations like these promise to keep the fashion and music worlds intertwined.
