Pharrell Williams Bottles the “Fountain of Youth” In Limited-Edition Evian Release

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From producer to rapper to fashion designer, Pharrell Williams is a man of many talents. Among those talents is staying healthy — inside and out — a skill that makes the 51-year-old look much younger. Recently, Evian tapped Williams and his skincare label Humanrace to impart some of that ethos with a limited-edition “Fountain of Youth” water bottle collection.

Designed by Pharrell, the water bottles are available in blue (still) and green (sparkling). Both feature the text “This Is the Fountain of Youth” on the front, followed by an easy-to-miss “PW.” The limited-edition bottles will be available starting in December, but only at select retailers and restaurants across the U.S. Evian hasn’t unveiled which retailers and restaurants, however, so keep your eyes peeled (or follow their Instagram).

“Staying hydrated is fundamental. These bottles represent more than just water — they’re a reminder that self-care can be joyful,” says Williams, in a statement. “My collaboration with Evian and Humanrace will hopefully inspire people to embrace the small moments that contribute to our overall well-being. The ‘Fountain of Youth’ phrase on the bottle is designed to start conversations at the dinner table and reminds us of the fundamental role water plays in our wellness.”

The special-edition water bottle launch isn’t the first collaboration between Williams and Evian. Back in August, Humanrace and Evian teamed up for a merch collection timed to the U.S. Open tennis tournament.

The Evian x Pharrell Williams/Humanrace collection also comes on the heels of a slew of projects for the multi-hyphenate artist. Last month saw the release of Piece by Piece, a biography of Williams brought to life in LEGO form. The movie is available to rent now on Prime Video. Then of course there’s Williams’ primary role at Louis Vuitton, where he was named Men’s creative director last year.