John Legend, Jackson Wang Sing the Songs of Louis Vuitton

VUITTON VOCALS: John Legend teased his new music during Louis Vuitton’s men’s show Tuesday night.

“You’ll hear some of it tonight,” he said. Out walked an orchestra and a choir, positioned on opposite ends of the venue built for the show on the grounds of the Louis Vuitton Foundation art museum.

Cue his latest lyrics: “All this money you can’t help yourself/All these likes you better love yourself,” seemingly singing to the influencer-heavy audience. “I’m gonna pray for ya.”

The song was only the first in a soundtrack made for the show by men’s creative director Pharrell Williams, donning his producer and performer hat.

Next up were songs from brand ambassador Jackson Wang featuring Pusha T and another from Quavo, all of whom were in the audience, making for a star-studded front row to kick off Paris Men’s Fashion Week.

All the action surrounded a prefabricated concept home called Drophaus, also designed by Williams in collaboration with architectural firm Not a Hotel, as the branding dives even deeper into lifestyle and entertainment. The glass home was filled with modern furniture and Louis Vuitton tome-filled bookshelves, making for some epic selfies.

Another musician in the house was “Stranger Things” star Joe Keery, also known by his stage name Djo, who will be releasing his album “The Crux” in April.

“I just have done it for a long time, played in different bands and whatnot. It’s always been a little passion of mine that I’ve just continued and happily have had a little success,” he said of this new direction.

It doesn’t mean a break from acting. “I’ll continue to do both, as long as they’ll let me,” he said.

Since wrapping “Stranger Things,” which started shooting a decade ago, his life has changed. So has he jumped on board with the TikTok trend of 2016 flashbacks?

“Everything was a little tighter,” he joked of his look back then. “It was a different time, but I guess things are coming back around.”

Stephen Graham, fresh off his Golden Globe win last Sunday, hit up his first Louis Vuitton show. He was sporting what he called “a little tracky jacket” — or rather a herringbone tweed zip-front that was a serious step up from nylon workout wear.

“I’ve got a little pair of flares and a little bit of Northern Soul. I feel like Prince,” he joked. “But I’m still a scouser in a track suit, though a very elegant track suit.”

He said last week’s win for Best Supporting Actor at the ceremony in Los Angeles was “mind blowing.”

He’s already at work on another project, he said, but wouldn’t divulge any details.

Tyriq Withers was brimming with excitement to be sitting next to the Golden Globe winner and said he was a big fan. He was also attending his first Louis Vuitton show — and making his very first trip to Paris. The “I Know What You Did Last Summer” star was making it a quick visit, as he has to start the press tour for his movie “Reminders of Him,” out in March.

“I love it. I can’t wait to come back, unfortunately it’s a quick trip,” he said of Paris. “But I will be coming back, trust.”