A look at the singer and actor’s top fashion moments.
Harry Styles on September 22, 2017
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He is very comfortable playing with retro references. This red and black clay suit with pointed shoulders and bell skirt is a clear example. The pussy bow blouse, another of his favorite touches, works well and enhances the harlequin curve.
Harry Styles on May 06, 2019
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This was a bit of a disappointment. When you’re leading the boundary-breaking game — and the Met’s theme is camp — you’re expected to deliver. This sheer black Edwardian shirt paired with black trousers falls flat – it’s just plain boring.
Harry Styles on February 18, 2020
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The white lace gloves, paired with an entire white lace outfit, including the sleeve detail, are giving the prince a major comeback. No one can pull it off like Prince, but this ensemble, accessorized with matching alphabets, is overall a cool look and feels very Harry.
Harry Styles on March 14, 2021.
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This was a good take on the dorky-chic style. The yellow tartan cropped blazer with matching mask, worn with a pink plaid sweater vest gave the math teachers excitement, but it was the purple boa that stole the show. Overall, wearing a boa most of the time is a great idea.
Harry Styles on April 15, 2022
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A silver disco-inspired jumpsuit with an exaggerated neckline is the ultimate Coachella thing. But when you add Harry Styles’ tattoos and attitude, the result approaches the iconic. You should definitely try it at home.
Harry Styles on May 19, 2022
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In some cases, the concept of the runway to reality is difficult to execute, and this striped jumpsuit from JW Anderson seemed to be one of those cases. However, Harry makes this striped Teletubby look work in his favor.
Harry Styles on October 30, 2021
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You know you’re successful at pushing the boundaries when you’re dressed as a baby Dorothy and it’s not clear if it’s another stage outfit or Halloween. Regardless, he makes it work. The result is fun and carefree.
