Do you think “These clothes are out of this world” is a little too on-the-nose as a tagline for Gucci’s new campaign? (Gucci: contact me if interested). The campaign, which Dazed notes is probably for Gucci’s upcoming Autumn / Winter ‘17 line, stars aliens and androids from far-away places in the galaxy, like the fictional planet “Xoph,” a water planet, and “unknown.”

Last night, the fashion house started posting videos on Instagram featuring different aliens (okay, possibly models dressed as aliens) standing in front of green screens. Each video is captioned with the alien’s age and planet of origin, while the alien in question acts out a brief scene with an unseen producer. Shipley, age 7, who was born in a construction facility, says, “I’m not like you humans... for me, happiness is more of a matter of differential calculus.”

The posts are hashtagged #gucciandbeyond, but aside from that there’s little in the way of actual information about what Gucci is doing (I didn’t even find it useful that all the aliens spoke English, despite the fact that this robot claims to know six million dialects).

But this is not the first offbeat Instagram campaign for Gucci. Last month, the company paired writers and artists and asked them to make Gucci-themed Instagram memes for a campaign called #TFWGucci.

An old-school luxury brand selling clothes via memes and aliens is unusual, but the juxtaposition of high-brow and low-brow works — especially on Instagram, where your feed is probably both aspirational and familiar. Maybe Gucci used to just be your very rich neighbor, but now it’s trying to be your weird friend too.