Harmony Korine is the new face of Marc Jacobs
Posted by Bobby Solomon • January 2, 2008 • Clothing & Photography

Marc Jacobs has a way of luring the oddest of people to be in his ads, but this one definitely takes the cake. Harmony Korine, the director and writer of movies like Gummo, Kids, and Julian Donkey Boy is now the new poster boy for MJ. It’s hard to tell, but Harm’s looking a little thinner since I saw him in the Beautiful Losers film, but who knows when exactly that was filmed. I hope they come out with some weird, fucked up ones that really show what Mr. Korine is really like.

Found through ANP Quarterly

Bobby

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  1. awesome. i love that guy

    Comment by b — January 3, 2008 #

  2. Marc Jacobs always had great ads, even with odd people… so bad his clothes are as good as the ads…

    Comment by Danielle — January 4, 2008 #

  3. sorry, I meant “not as good as the ads” ;-)

    Comment by Danielle — January 4, 2008 #

  4. Danielle: Yeah I have a hard time finding things that I would actually buy at Marc by Marc.

    Comment by Bobby S. — January 4, 2008 #

  5. Can anybody tell me where I can get Beautiful Losers film?

    Comment by Pablo — January 7, 2008 #


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