This is the fall/winter 2013 Marc Jacobs menswear campaign.
And this is electronic musician and DJ Skrillex.
You might be thinking "hey, isn't that Skrillex on the far left in the campaign ad above?"
Or, you know, you might not be thinking that. It's OK either way. But assuming you are wondering if Marc Jacobs likes his dubstep greasy, here's an analysis of the campaign and its mostest Skrillex-est moments:
14. This is just a manbag. It's not even remotely reminiscent of Skrillex.
13. Again, this is just a bag.
Skrillex says no.
12. This is also not reminiscent of Skrillex at all. I mean, those loafers. Just no (see above).
Skrillex wants more.
11. Here goes: no points for the model's resemblance but this dank, graffiti-covered wall looks like it could be part of an underground club venue or something.
Yes, yes it is possible.
10. Similarly, this model is no McSkrill, but the glasses sure are.... kind of. It's the little things.
9. Granted, Skrillex probably doesn't like the buffet at Chinese restaurants much (who does?!), but this model is trying.
And that effort warrants a small bout of applause.
8. A little bit too formal, but a further improvement in the hairstyle.
Skrillex likes where this is going.
7. This could be his pre-prom photo. If he went to prom, that is, because he might be too cool for that mainstream shit.
6. I mean, he probably sat at home in a big wicker chair composing bass lines and dreaming of that Vegas club residency.
Yeah, bass lines.
5. I asked a friend who's actually seen Skrillex in concert if the resemblance was legitimate. She replied, "oh God yes, the hair and the pasty complexion and also the disgruntled expression."
4. She then added, "you might also want to note that [the models] look like their voices haven't cracked yet. LIKE SKRILLEX AHEM."
3. Anyway, this could totally be Skrillex if he liked bright blue fur stoles.
2. He prefers leather jackets, baseball caps and gauges, though.
Gauges, woo!
1. And so voila, a veritable Skrillex doppelganger, in the suit he'd wear to meet your folks for the first time, say, for dinner at the Cheesecake Factory.
