The latest trend in celebrity photoshoots seems to be tears and nature -- at least if recent pictures of Brad Pitt and Harry Styles are anything to go by.
SEE ALSO:Harry Styles has a curious reaction to rumors he auditioned for 'Star Wars'On Monday, GQpublished a lengthy interview with Brad Pitt. The article included photos of Pitt hanging out in White Sands, Carlsbad Caverns, and the Everglades.
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Not long after the photos went live, though, some people on Twitter started making the same observation -- that there were a bunch of similarities between the pictures and Harry Styles' recent photoshoot for Another Man.
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Yep, they're even wearing the same damn sweater vest in that second one.
The theme of broodily looking out into nature seemed to have been repeated, too.
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As someone pointed out, though, there's a reason for the similarity. Both photoshoots were in fact carried out by the same photographer, Ryan McGinley.
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To be fair, the photos are pretty eye-catching. And both of them really do work that sweater vest.
[H/T Twitter Moments.]
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