The internet remains undefeated when it comes to finding an innocent photo and turning it into a meme.
The latest trending image to get the treatment is from the Tuesday photocall of the movie “The French Dispatch” at the 74th . Timothée Chalamet, director Wes Anderson, Tilda Swinton and Bill Murray pose for photographers for a news conference, but their attire suggests they didn’t agree on a dress code beforehand.
Chalamet sported a pink T-shirt with slacks while Anderson paired a white suit with a pink shirt and tan tie. Swinton, who has wowed the red carpet throughout the festival with futuristic looks, wore an electric blue Haider Ackermann suit, and Murray carried out a look that Vogue called The comedic actor looked comfortable in a printed shirt with psychedelic patterns, blue shorts, sneakers and a fedora.
The clash of styles inspired Twitter users to come up with memes characterizing anything from vacation photos to art.
https://twitter.com/dailylaney/status/1415680057243148299
Bill Murray looks like he’s one of the Four Horsemen of the fashion apocalypse
— ScottW (@jswtreeman)
NYMag, The Atlantic, The New Yorker, Harpers
— Robinson Meyer (@robinsonmeyer)
Twitter users in Colorado transformed the trend with neighborhood references for each person.
Cheesman, City, Washington, Sloan's
— Nathaniel Minor (@nbminor)
LoDo, Larimer Square, Cherry Creek North, Lone Tree Target
— Jeremy Jojola (@jeremyjojola)
This one Twitter user tried to get everyone back on track, even if they gave Chalamet an extra “e.”
Good grief everyone is so bad at this.
Timothee Chalemet, Wes Anderson, Tilda Swinton, and Bill Murray.
— Travis Klempan (@NeedBirds)
