The models have arrived in Paris for the final leg of men’s fashion week. Pharrell Williams for Louis Vuitton closed out the first day with a collection rooted in ’80s nostalgia and utilitarian timelessness, complete with a literal house built by NOT A HOTEL to echo that vision. Jonathan Anderson followed with a spontaneous collection for Dior Men defined by unlikely pairings and unpredictability, while Alexandre Mattiussi of AMI Paris looked to the transformative nature of a Rubik’s Cube for his 15th anniversary collection. See what the models wore in between the top shows on days one and two of Men’s Paris Fashion Week F/W 26.

Photographs by Melodie Jeng for Models.com