ezra miller.

(we need to talk about kevin, 2011)

"[his] shrunken mode of dress has the opposite effect of making him look bigger -- more adult, bursting. one of his psych consultants has accused me of finding the style unnerving for its aggressive sexuality: kevin's crotch cuts revealingly into his testicles, and the painted-on t-shirts make his nipples protrude. perhaps; certainly the tight sleeve hems, the taut collars, and the yanked-in waistbands strap his body in cords and remind me of bondage."

- lionel shriver, author of we need to talk about kevin