Fans blame Kim Kardashian for UFO sightings after alien-themed Skims Swim ad

The new Skims collection is out of this world.

Kim Kardashian revealed her brand’s newest swimwear campaign last night, and the trippy alien-themed photos had some fans wondering if the reality star herself might be behind some of the recent UFO sightings in North America.

The photos — which were shot by Harmony Korine, who notably directed “Spring Breakers,” “The Beach Bum” and more — feature the mom of four surrounded by models wearing extraterrestrial heads posing behind her in what appears to be a living room as well as by the pool of a mansion.

In another shot, the beauty mogul leans against a neon yellow sports car with a pink blow-up alien peaking out behind her in the garage.

Launching Feb. 21, the collection will see the re-launch of the super-popular Dipped Tie Bottoms and Plunge Bikini Top, it will also include new swim silhouettes, reinvented cover-up styles, and two brand-new hair accessories, according to a press release.

There will be 25 styles total (11 tops, eight bottoms, five one-pieces) in seven colors (Neon Green, Turquoise, Ochre, Almond, Gunmetal, Cocoa, and Onyx), with sizes ranging from XXS to 4X.

Some fans seemed to think it was awfully coincidental that the new campaign showcased otherworldly creatures after several UFOs were spotted (and shot down amid Chinese spy balloon worries) in the United States and Canada.

“All these UFOS shot down to prep us for the skims swim launch, it all makes sense now,” one fan commented on the post, while another said, “Kimmy rescued some of the aliens before their UFO got shot down…protect ET at all costs.”

Another joked, “On the next episode of the Kardashians, Kim: ‘Mom, the government literally shot down my SKIMS drones. Like, they were just a promo!'”

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Kardashian originally added swimwear to her popular Skims brand of shapewear, lingerie and clothing last March, with past Skims swim drops selling out in record time.

Beachgoers should get their “add to cart” finger ready when these styles come down to earth on Feb. 21 at noon EST.