Pharrell Williams have reshaped new jerseys of Juve, United, Arsenal, Real and Bayern

Let's get used to Pharrell Williams more and more in the world of football. After the PharrellxPogba the singer presented with his Human Race a collection of football shirts of adidas clubs redesigned, including, of course, Juventus. Human Race re-proposed Juve's second pink jersey for the 2014/15 season with a stylized graphic, as if it were drawn in pen. A graphic project that also involved the uniforms of Manchester United, Real Madrid, Arsenal and Bayern Munich. The collection has not yet been announced, but as we learn from the website protechkitzone, it is about to be released in the next few days.

Through the relationship with adidas, Human Race has created this set of jerseys while maintaining the pattern of the original models, but blurring the twists and working on the chromaticity of the colors. In general, each shirt has a peculiarity that makes it original compared to the others. The Juventus shirt is one of the last most famous of the Bianconeri - which became famous also thanks to Drake's post - and Human Race has faded the central red and white stripe and placed the old Bianconero championship on the right. In general, the old club logos have been repurposed on all the jerseys, and behind each uniform, at the bottom, the inscription Human Race as well as on the inside of the collar is printed.

Bayern Munich is the only club in the collection whose first shirt was chosen, the Home Kit of the 1991-92 season, and it is also the only one whose original sponsor was replaced - before it was Opel, here is the current T-Mobile one. Real Madrid have the third kit of the 2014/15 season and it remained basically that, with the dragon on the pattern that is rendered with a steaming and faded effect but in the same position as the original.

For Arsenal and Manchester United Human Race selected away shirts from 1991-93 and 1990-92 respectively. The Gunners are perhaps the most famous of the North London club's Away uniform, the "Banana" model, in which the old logo was restored - which disappeared in 2002 - and with the old adidas logo (the leaf logo); for the Red Devils, on the other hand, the geometric pattern of '92 has been nuanced and intertwined, keeping the blue and red stripes on the sleeves and collar.