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Harry Styles knows how to carry clothing well.

Whether you picture him circa 2014

wearing head to toe Saint Laurent,

we're talking skinny jeans, Chelsea boots, bandanas,

and tailored wool coats, or the head to toe Gucci look

from the 2021 Met Gala proves Styles has earned

his surname for many years to come.

That's because he knows what style is,

putting together a wardrobe around a bunch of basics

and then adding some finishing touches.

Harry Style today can't really be labeled.

It's quirky.

It chops and changes.

And it's fun.

You just don't know where he's gonna go next,

but there is this underlying sort of element of confidence

which infuses everything that he puts on.

His outfits never fail to inspire,

whether they're the velvet double breasted suits

or pastel colored flares to ruffled shirts.

♪ I been on the road, I been doing shows ♪

♪ Now we eating steak

♪ Remember sleeping on the floor ♪

♪ Stealing at the gas station, winter time was cold ♪

♪ In the kitchen hot, still tryna flip it off the stove ♪

♪ Rocking fake J's, praying that nobody know ♪

♪ Watched them take my dawg away ♪

♪ Was way too hard to stay composed ♪

Harry Styles is the luckiest boy/man

on God's green planet.

When he was just 16, he came third

in "The X Factor" talent competition

and the group that he was with, One Direction,

went on to become the biggest boy band in the world almost.

And then as if that wasn't enough, when they split up,

he went on to become an even bigger solo pop star,

and I think everybody in the universe knows who he is now.

I don't think Harry Styles needs any tips

from me about women.

He's a magnet like I've never seen before.

I wasn't him when I was 18.

That didn't happen to me.

He's beguiling,

and so are 1D as, completely, all the boys are.

They're quite a power together, in very much the same way

that the Spice Girls were.

Spice Girls went and took on the world and and won.

And I think the 1D boys have got

a similar sort of chemistry.

They're all good looking lads.

They're all really talented.

They're all great singers.

And as a five, they're a great power.

And Harry, he's been tared with the lucky stick, hasn't he?

He seems to be having a whale of a time.

And I'll leave it at that I think.

If boy band style is all about coordinating

colors and matching outfits,

Harry Styles has never really paid attention.

As his career hit the big time,

the former One Direction member traded

teen friendly Jack Wills tracksuits

for an enviable and expansive selection of Saint Laurent,

Burberry, and most notably Gucci.

And what about in terms of Burberry?

I mean, it's good they make coats.

We've had the lovely London weather.

Yeah, well, it's just stopped actually, so we got lucky.

But yeah, everyone likes a coat, don't they?

Do you think they'd get you on the catwalk?

I mean, you're an obvious choice, aren't you, really?

I don't know if I can walk in a straight line that well.

I might, like, fumble around, so maybe not.

But why do they have to walk

in a straight line?

It's so regimented, isn't it?

Well, maybe I'll zigzag.

We'll switch it up a little bit, yeah.

- Maybe. - Okay, all right.

- Thank you, nice to see you. - Have a good show.

I think Harry was always

the fashion curious member of 1D,

and so when they broke up,

he didn't have to fit any mold anymore

so his wings spread and he discovered

Saint Laurent and Hedi Slimane.

He started wearing floral suits and step by step,

he sort of blossomed into this fashion icon, if you like.

And so when Harry left one day,

he started wearing labels that real fashion cognoscente

acknowledged and kind of like noticed and remarked on.

And all that helped his credibility.

Long the most directional dresser

of the fivesome, it was in early 2013 at the age of 19

that Harry began to break the mold.

But the difference between style and fashion

is quite interesting, because when you talk about fashion,

certainly, when you talk about fashion theory,

fashion lends itself to being in or out of fashion.

So you can be fashionable or you can be unfashionable.

And that kind of is people who kind of engage with trends

maybe are fashionable, and people who are stylish

are people who've got a sort of sense of themselves

and wear clothes that maybe don't necessarily

move with the seasons or with the trend cycle of fashion.

And I think what's important is that

people within the fashion world,

designers, stylists, et cetera,

they're always looking at people who've got style

rather than who are fashionable,

because it's all about chasing something

that's stylish rather than fashionable.

Everybody can be fashionable,

but few people can be really stylish.

A printed Burberry shirt here,

a skinny jean boots combination there,

all enhanced by scrapbook-esque collection of tattoos.

His peers might have continued to sport boyish trainers,

hoodies and leather jackets,

but Harry honed his sartorial focus.

One of the constants in Harry Stars' wardrobe

is like when he was in One Direction,

he really loved wearing sort of vintage band T-shirts.

And I think he still wears them today,

still like seen out and about in really expensive ones

that you can buy in vintage shops in LA

that cost thousands and thousands of pounds

whereas I'm sure the ones that he wore

when he was in One direction cost

five pounds from Camden Market.

So that seems to be a constant love of his life.

But I think generally, what's remained constant

is a curiosity about fashion and a genuine passion for it

and kind of always trying to find

something new and interesting to wear,

so that I think is a constant.

As the year ended, Harry had collected

a British Fashion Award for his personal style.

What strikes me about Harry Styles' wardrobe

is that it's a real mirror on music fashion history.

So he will look, you know,

a lot of the clothes that he wears

are refreshed reincarnations of outfits

that some of the most revered rock and roll stars have worn,

whether it's Mick Jagger, Prince, Little Richard,

Kurt Cobain, Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash.

You can see parallels with the clothes that he wears

and the clothes that they also wore.

I think what's also really important

and sort of takes things a step further

with Harry Styles' wardrobe

is that he has liberated people to some extent

with his kind of inclusive sort of approach

to wardrobe choices.

He will pick something that's traditionally feminine

or traditionally male, and he'll wear it without sort of,

you know, an either here nor there.

That means that fashion isn't in a box,

and the conversations in fashion at the moment

are all about not having fashion in a box

and inclusivity and this sort of gender fluidity,

which he seems to platform spectacularly with his wardrobe.

By the time One Direction took to the road

in 2014 for the Where We Are Tour,

Harry was rarely seen without a piece

of Hedi Slimane's Saint Laurent.

Harry Styles' fashion senses naturally develop some

from when he was in 1D,

and he'd wear sweatshirts and rockstar T-shirts.

And then he kind of moved into that Hedi Slimane

sort of skinny silhouette where he looked a bit

like an extra from The Strokes

or sort of Chelsea Hotel kind of kid.

And then right up to sort of more recently

where he's embraced Gucci

and everything Alessandro Michele has to offer

and kind of velvet and feathers and sort of glitter,

sort of epoch if you like.

So you can kind of see a chronology that's quite clear,

but it all feels quite natural looking back.

Tuxedo jackets, printed shirts,

the Wyatt boots and silk scarves

all became regular features of his wardrobe,

both on and off stage.

Harry's fashion styling has sort of undergone

sort of dramatic changes over the years.

I mean, he was first in the public eye when he was 16,

so it's inevitable that you're gonna wear different clothes.

But he's sort of changed from being a sort of nerdy, skatey,

sort of 16-year-old wearing beanies, Vans shoes,

to being a quirky man wearing tank tops

and slacks by Gucci and sort of nail varnish,

and I think that that's kind of quite interesting.

That's sort of slight Wes Anderson nerdy

sort of element to him has sort of stayed the same.

But along the way, he's kind of cut and paste

different sort of aspects,

like he went through a a sort of

Chelsea 1970s look when he was wearing Yves Saint Laurent

by Hedi Slimane, wearing skinny jeans

and rock and roll sort of Chelsea boots.

And today, he can be found on the cover of "Vogue" magazine

wearing a frilly ball gown.

So I think you can clearly see his confidence

has kind of expanded, but all the while,

there just feels like a nice joyfulness to what he wears.

2017 marks the arrival

of a Gucci-heavy aesthetic for the now 27-year-old.

The thing about Harry is that he's a music icon

and he's a fashion icon, so you've got people,

fans in both camps who are really fascinated with him,

and a part of what he's all about are his clothes.

And I think people are curious about him

because he has pioneered this sort of radical inclusivity

that is slightly kind of new and interesting

for a lot of people who don't work in fashion,

who don't live in kind of urban sort of cities.

Maybe kind of haven't really considered

the clothes that he wears as an option.

So I think that people are interested in the clothes

that Harry wears because he's very confident, he's brave,

he's creative, and people are kind of like,

"Oh, well, where's that coming from?

Oh, it's okay."

And I think that's probably what makes people curious.

Having cut his famous curls off

for his "Dunkirk" role, Harry set off on the promo trail

for his debut solo album with a confident approach to style

that saw him introduce what is now his signature aesthetic.

I think I'm very excited for people to see

what he's done in the film

because I think his acting is fantastic

and everything I'd hoped it would be.

Well, there's no competing with this man here.

Here he is.

Tom, I think Harry Styles got here.

Go on, Harry!

I mean,

it's a lot of pressure for him, isn't it?

Are you all supporting him tonight?

Absolutely, of course.

We're all in it together.

It's a team effort.

Yeah, he was just one of the lads on the set.

He was no different.

And that's how he wanted it to be.

Well, I'm sure

- that is what he wanted to be. - Yeah, of course it is.

Can you sum up your experience?

Were you aware of the beat combo known as One Direction

- before Harry came on board? - I'd heard of them, yeah.

One of the lads though, Thomas just said.

Yeah, I mean, my interaction with him on film

was limited because our stories

were in different storylines,

but you can see him in the film.

He has a great, great performance.

What was it like

when you heard the boys releasing their music?

Were you nervous about about it for them

or were you in anticipation?

- What was it like? - It's exciting.

It's great.

It's so good that we're all releasing stuff

at the same time, 'cause like we're all releasing

different stuff and it's proven

that there's room for us all, it's great.

There's so much room for you all.

- It's all different. - Yeah.

I mean, Harry's flying around over an ocean,

- for God's sake. - Yeah, honestly, yeah.

Loads of room for him up there.

Are you looking forward

- to "Dunkirk" as well? - Yeah, can't wait.

The trailer looks insane.

I love a good old war movie like that anyway,

so when your mate's in it, it's even better.

Yeah, I think it is a little different for sure

in that you've done the thing already,

so now this is the fun bit.

But yeah, I loved it and I had a very good time.

I feel very fortunate to have been a part of this film, so.

Well, I was gonna say,

how honored do you feel, I mean,

it's such an important story, isn't it?

Yeah, I think when I heard about Chris doing this movie,

I was kind of already excited to watch it, to be honest.

And yeah, I think I just wanted to be involved

and getting to work with someone I'm such a massive fan of,

and obviously, a story that's such an important piece

of British history and who we are is amazing.

I feel privileged to have got to work on it.

I think everyone felt like we were making something special,

so we all wanted to kind of do the best we could on it.

And you're a huge pop star,

you're now venturing into movies.

What next for Harry Styles?

More movies?

I don't know, I think I'm one and done.

I'd do this one again.

- Why not? - I might be one and done.

If it goes well, I'll be one and done maybe.

Did you burst into song on the set?

I don't think I did, no.

Maybe just for morale a couple times, but yeah.

And what do the 1D boys think of it?

- Will they come and watch? - Yeah, they text me today

actually saying they're looking forward

to seeing it, and yeah, I people will enjoy it.

I hope they like it, yeah.

And your mom's here at the premiere?

- She is. - Has she brought anyone

from Holmes Chapel with her?

My mum's here with my sister.

So yeah, this will be the first time they've seen it.

Sorry, I keep knocking your thing.

This will be the first time they've seen it,

so they're looking forward to it, yeah.

- Well, enjoy the film. - Thank you.

I think anytime you get to be around people

who you're a fan of and obviously passionate

about what they do, it feels like a privilege.

So I think being around people like that,

like Finn said, kind of cast, crew and Chris,

you just try and soak up as much as you can

and use it as a learning experience.

- Yeah. - I'm very proud to,

it's a great thrill as a director

to see potential in somebody

who hasn't done something before.

And it's really fun when you get to raise some eyebrows

with a piece of casting and people are like,

"Well, what's that gonna be?"

When you know in your own heart,

it's my job to see this potential.

And I knew Harry was gonna do a fantastic job.

And I've been really excited

for people to see him in the film.

He does a really remarkable job of projecting truth

in a subtle way, and I think he's a fantastic film actor.

Think candyfloss pink suits,

printed satin flares, stacked heels, and fistfuls of rings.

Harry was praised by his fans for his willingness

to blur gender boundaries.

Few high-profile stars rival him

in his taste for adventurous fashion.

His fashion icon status was cemented in 2018

when Gucci announced that he would become

the face of its tailoring campaign.

A role co-hosting the Met Gala soon followed.

When Harry co-chaired the Met Gala

in 2019 with Alessandro Michele,

it was based on Susan Sontag's very famous

group of essays called "Notes on Camp."

And he wore head to toe Gucci,

transparent frilly blouse, high heels,

little sort of matador pants, and a pearl earring.

And his look wasn't really camp though,

I think for me, camp is a bit more humorous,

a bit more cartoony.

Historically, camp has got sort of different

subcultural connotations.

I think that Harry at the Met Gala "Notes on Camp"

actually looked very, very chic, all in black.

There was much anticipation

surrounding Harry's next wardrobe evolution

as he prepared for another world tour

to promote his well-received sophomore album.

Alas, Harry, like all of his peers,

had to postpone the tour,

owing to the coronavirus pandemic.

Instead, he delivered his most colorful music video to date,

the joyful "Watermelon Sugar."

He followed it up with the transportive "Golden."

Introducing the world to Liverpool designer

Steven Stokey-Daley, and a particularly famous pair

of printed trousers.

Big cast of you though.

Did you have like a WhatsApp group to all keep in touch?

- I don't have WhatsApp. - He doesn't have WhatsApp.

No.

Yeah, I chat with a few of the other boys on WhatsApp.

One of the things that-

Sounded like an old man, didn't I?

I chat with a few of the other boys on WhatsApp.

- I use the WhatsApp. - It's fine.

WhatsApp's young and hip.

- Don't know why- - Not having WhatsApp

- Harry's not on it. - Maybe more old man than-

But you're so old man by doing that,

that you are retro and cool, you see?

Oh, like I'm bringing it back.

Yeah, bringing it back to not be into it.

- We'll go with that. - Harry is obviously

no stranger to virality,

but I think the kind of most explosive viral moment

in his career so far was in 2020,

and he wore a day JW Anderson

sort of massive patchwork cardigan to the "Today" show

to do rehearsals in, and the look went into the internet.

Everybody loved it.

And it was at the time when people were still locked up

and staying at home and it translate.

There's one thing going viral

and there's another thing going viral on TikTok,

and this kind of turned in.

This cardigan somehow mutated into a TikTok challenge

where people at home picked up their knitting needles

and started knitting squares

to create this wonderful cardigan

designed by JW Anderson.

And then of course, JW Anderson,

who is an amazing designer and a wonderful person,

put the pattern for the cardigan free up on his website.

So it meant that even more people

could see how easy it was to do.

So it just went crazy, and everybody was making

these cardigans and wearing them

and it went round the world.

And now, today, the V&A Museum in London

has an example of this very famous viral cardigan

in their permanent exhibition, in their fashion galleries.

Yeah.

What's it feel like to know

that at 5:30 in the morning or the night before,

a crowd turns out like this to watch you sing a few songs?

I think, I mean, I feel very lucky

that throughout my career so far,

I just keep being surprised

by the dedication and support

that I've got from these amazing people,

so thank you so much for continuing to surprise me,

and I love you very much.

Thank you.

2021 Has already started

on a sartorial high for Harry.

He wore bedazzling Gucci to dance alongside

Phoebe Waller-Bridge in his music video

for the toe-tapping anthem

"Treat People With Kindness".

Then in March, he was back to his pre-pandemic ways

of stealing headlines through his stylish choices

and winning over new fans

with his rousing onstage performance

of "Watermelon Sugar" at the Grammy's.

♪ Ooh, that sugar's sweet

♪ You got what I need

♪ Sipping on the potion

♪ All that good emotion

♪ Just my kind of heat

♪ Keep it on repeat

♪ Testify the motion

♪ Lovin' this devotion

♪ Live it up, live it up, live it up ♪

Harry collected his first ever statue

from the Academy wearing a triptych of Gucci looks,

each resplendent with its own faux-fur boa

draped over his tattooed decolletage.

When Harry's on stage,

he definitely likes to show off his chest.

I don't know what it is,

but there often seems to be an outfit that bears his tattoos

and that seems to be something he enjoys, the fans enjoy.

I don't know whether it's a crutch

or something he feels comfortable with

and just kind of falls into, but I think that on stage,

certainly, the kind of glitzier, the better.

And so feather boas, frills, tassels,

they all come into the ideal

Harry Styles' stage wardrobe, if you like.

And I think that's one of the reasons

why it's so interesting looking at the concerts

that he puts on and the fans that go and see him

because they often pick up on these elements

and these accessories and they wear them well too.

So it just becomes a real joyful Harry party.

I think there's a certain sort of, you know,

you've spoken about the colors

and the sort of bold graphicness to Harry's stage wardrobe,

and I think that those are signature elements, if you like,

but I guess the point about fashion or style

is that we love Harry

when he wears a fringed waist coat on stage

and it kind of like everyone screams,

but you do want him to wear something else

so it's difficult to keep that momentum going, I think.

So I think the good thing about Harry Styles' wardrobe

is that he has embraced this Bowie-esque of chameleon appeal

and so it's always about, yeah,

what's he gonna be wearing next?

With the release of his film,

"Don't Worry Darling" in 2022,

it's likely it will usher in a new era in style for Styles

with his retro suiting owing to the period setting.

I don't know really.

I mean, I feel very lucky

that I get to do something that I love as a job,

and I feel like being able to explore this

has made me feel even luckier that I get to do

two things that I really enjoy.

And in terms of the future,

I try not to think ahead too much.

I'm trying to just day at a time type thing.

I mean, I enjoy both.

I think, yeah, you kind of like,

it's all fun and it's really fun to kind of play

in both worlds and see how they affect each other.

I think anytime you kind of are inspired by something,

you're supposed to follow it, but I don't know.

I guess I haven't really thought about it that much

if I'm honest, but that's a good film.

Thank you.

Personally, I find them to be kind of opposite

in a lot of ways.

I think making music is like a really personal thing,

and I think there's aspects of acting

where you're obviously drawing

from maybe experiences you've had and stuff,

but I think for the most part,

you're pretending to play someone else.

I think that's kind of what I find the most fun about it.

It's playing pretend

and just kind of exploring different things.

I think they can aid each other in a way.

I think anytime you get to view the world

through a different lens for a moment,

it can help with like creativity,

whichever way it goes.

But yeah, I find it to be really different.

I think the fun part is you never feel like

you know what you're doing in either of them.

Music, I've done it a little bit longer,

so that feeling is a little more comfortable,

but what I like about acting

is I feel like I have no idea

what I'm doing and it's quite fun.

She's there.

I mean, I think the thing about this film

is it's unfortunately very timely,

but it's also timeless

because this has existed throughout history,

and I don't think there will, unfortunately,

ever be a time when the idea of controlling someone's body

is not something relevant to be able to fight against.

I think we have to continue that conversation.

So I hope it provokes conversations.

I hope it makes people think and question the system

that serves them, but we also want this film

to be incredibly entertaining.

Katie and I always say we believe in Trojan Horse films.

That on the outside, we want it to be absolute entertainment

- and if it allows you- - It's wonderful, I love you.

Oh good.

I'm so happy.

Yeah, but yeah, the conversations we want to provoke,

I mean, the film is intentionally provocative.

We want to be disruptive.

I believe in disruption as a necessary tool in society.

So when it comes to Harry Styles' wardrobe,

we're all living in the 21st century

where social media is really important,

the red carpet is really important.

People's careers become an industry, if you like.

And because he's such a fashion icon,

you can, I think, occasionally,

you might question his fashion

sort of manifestations, if you like.

I don't think there's ever been one moment

in Harry's career where I've looked

at something that he's worn and thought,

"Oh yeah, he's done that for the jokes,

for the headlines, or to promote something."

I think his wardrobe choices are too sort of weird

for people to think, "This is gonna be a money spinner."

What's happened is he wears kind of like a frog bucket hat

or a pair of fishnet stockings or a tank top from Gucci

that looks really kind of like something

your favorite uncle in the 1970s would've worn.

And people are surprised by it.

Then they have to look twice and then they come back

and then they decide they like Harry,

so they like the outfit.

I don't think there's been a sort of obvious sell out.

Harry Styles was unveiled

as the first solo male cover star

of US "Vogue" in December 2020 in a dress to boot.

He wore of luminous periwinkle blue colored gown

and paired it with a black tuxedo jacket

designed by Gucci's Alessandro Michele.

So when Harry was featured on the cover

of American "Vogue" in 2020

wearing a Gucci frilly ball gown,

obviously, he wasn't the first man to ever wear a dress,

but I think what's interesting is that he was the first guy

on the cover of the magazine, first femme boy, if you like,

but also, he brought that look to a mainstream

that might not have been aware of subcultural,

the background of men wearing dresses

or challenges to sort of gender stereotypes.

I think for a lot of people, it was generally

quite interesting and new.

Obviously, for a lot of people who work in fashion

or know about these things,

it might have been even a little bit irritating.

How come he's getting all this publicity?

But I think for the very reason that it was Harry,

this charming pop star who the world loved,

it helped break down maybe some barriers

that were still existing.

No doubt, the Harry Styles' "Vogue" dress

turned many heads.

This unusual outfit sparked many discussions

on gender-specific dressing and fashion choices.

Harry's wardrobe challenges heteronormative stereotypes,

and I think what defines it the most

is a certain sense of bravery

and confidence with what he wears.

There was a great interview in "The Guardian" where he says,

"Oh, sometimes, the coolest things are not the cool thing."

I think that's a real sort of moment of clarity.

He can take things which are outside the realm of fashion

and kind of make them interesting and people love that.

Undoubtedly, Harry took the step

to break gender norms.

Harry's got a non-binary approach to wearing clothes.

It's very fluid and it's very inclusive,

so there doesn't seem to be any kind of piece of clothing

that he wouldn't wear.

Probably the most famous example of that

is when he started wearing pearl necklaces

and took something that really,

I guess, is quite an old fashion, quite dated,

sort of stayed accessory from a traditionally

1950s maiden aunt sort of wardrobe

and started wearing it very casually

and in a very pop and rock and roll way.

And I think that's a really good example

of how he can kind of translate something

that's very significantly one thing or another,

i.e. feminine, and just kind of wear it,

says that everybody can.

This cover received a lot of praise,

but criticism wasn't too far away.

I think that Harry's confidence, joy, happiness,

and palpable love of dressing up

makes it very hard for people to criticize him.

And when they do,

it's just kind of like water off a duck's back.

I think that's part of his appeal.

I think your community

is kind of whatever you make it, I think.

I think if you kind of,

I think with community, the most important thing

is to kind of start what a real community is of family,

friends, kind of people

that you are surrounding your life with.

I think that's probably more important

in terms of what really kind of affects

your day to day life rather than social media.

I think there's a lot of negative sides of social media.

Obviously, they're pretty obvious for everyone to see,

but I think it's always important to remember

there are positive things happening because of it

in the world as well.

But yeah, I mean, I think community's everything.

I think it's the family that you choose,

whether that be your friends

or whoever you kind of surround yourself with.

I think this film is a really good example

of kind of trusting.

I think you have to kind of trust your gut with that stuff.

And I think, yeah, you can fall in,

you can have a path with the right group of people

and a very different path

if you've fallen with the wrong people.

Many people felt that the dress

symbolized a less masculine man, while some,

including people from the LGBTQ society,

loved the initiative.

Many said that the cover highlights the history of fashion.

So in 2018 on the Treat People With Kindness Tour,

Harry designed a T-shirt,

which was sold in aid of LGBQT+ charities for teenagers.

And I think that was a really important statement.

He flies the rainbow flag proudly.

He's not ashamed to come forward and promote the cause.

He said on stage, "I love everybody,

whether you're black, white, trans, gay, straight.

I love you all."

And I think for that reason,

his fans love him equally back.

Nine men have featured on the cover previously,

but always as part of a couple.

They include Kanye West, Justin Bieber,

and Styles' former band mate, Zayn Malik.

Styles, who was also photographed for the magazine

in a Comme des Garcons kilt, a Wales Bonner knitted skirt,

and a Victorian-era crinoline is a trailblazer

of gender-neutral dressing,

as championed by labels such as Art School,

No Sesso and Harris Reed, a collaborator of Styles'.

So my favorite Harry Style's outfit

is a Mark Jacobs sunflower yellow pantsuit

that was in Mark Jacobs 2020

spring/summer collection.

And Harry Styles wore it to the BRITs.

And he wore it exactly as it walked on the catwalk,

with a sort of purple chiffon scarf tied in a beautiful bow.

It was actually a look that Lady Gaga wore

on the cover of "Elle" Magazine as well,

so it's a bit of a pop star favorite,

but I really love the fact that Harry chose something

from the women's wear collection and made it his own

and strolled out on kind of a big mainstream stage

such as the BRITs and showed everybody

how wonderful a purple bow can look with a yellow pantsuit.

It's Harry's house.

We just live in it.

Actually, so does Gucci.

Harry Styles is fully absorbed in the double G lifestyle,

and his Love On Tour 2022 shows

have been as much Gucci runways as they are concerts.

While on tour for his new record,

Styles has been living up to the promise of his last name,

wearing a series of extremely stylish Gucci looks,

custom-designed for the singer

by Gucci Creative Director Alessandro Michele.

So Harry works obviously hand in hand

with the Stylist Harry Lambert,

and also a lot with the Designer Harris Reed.

And I think that between them all,

they sort of conjure up this magic

that is Harry's wardrobe.

But when you're a massive pop star,

you can't go around doing

your shopping all the time on your own,

so I think that's a sort of framework

that most stars in the public eye have.

But I think there is a real sort of intrigue and dedication

to what Harry does put on for all those special moments.

And I think it's very much a sort of symbiotic relationship.

But also, I mean, recently Harry did a collaboration

with Alessandro Michele at Gucci

and created a capsule collection

the two of them called "HA HA HA".

I think Alessandro Michele said it was going to be

a really personal wardrobe for Harry,

and I don't think you can go into something like that,

which is really high profile and also right in the glare

of properly sort of critical

fashion world people, if you like.

You know what's what and kind of go into something like that

with really having an eye on what it is you like.

And anyway, the collection was wonderful.

I's kind of fun, pretty, quirky,

colorful and a real reflection, I think,

of what Harry's about.

The vibe is retro and loud with lots of prints,

flare trousers, ultra-neon colors, sequins, overalls,

and Adidas x Gucci goodness,

including several collaborative Gazelles in new colorways.

What's interesting I think about Harry Styles wardrobe

is that he can pick up on a fairly outdated silhouette

and refresh it and suddenly it becomes

kind of new and interesting again.

So you might think about men in flares,

for example, or men wearing florals

or men wearing feather boas or something, or tank tops.

The reason why people are interested in Harry Styles

and sort of the clothes

that he's kind of platforming wherever he goes,

on stage or out and about,

is that he's quite unafraid of where his fashion

sort of references lie.

So he can pick up something that's unfashionable

and kind of reinvent it.

But I mean, that's also one of the keys

to anybody who's interested in fashion,

now the cycle of fashion run so quickly.

One night Styles is clad

in an ultra-tight heart printed T-shirt.

The next, he's got on checkerboard pants

that billow out over his Adidas X Gucci sneakers.

There's intentionally no singular theme

uniting all the outfits,

beside them all being exquisitely bold

and proportionally consistent

with tucked in T-shirts and crop jackets,

shortening Styles' torso

as his flow pants lengthen those famous legs.

Harry Styles' accessories show off

a real connoisseurship of fashion.

So when he worked with Gucci,

when they kind of relaunched

some of their kind of most iconic bags,

he sort of chose the Jackie,

which is one of the most wonderful Gucci bags

you might ever come across,

and decided that was his bag, that was his man bag.

So I think Harry's accessories

are both idiosyncratic and smart.

Whether he's wearing a smiley face manicure

or a designer pearl necklace or a Gucci bag,

they all reflect this sort of expertise

and roving eye of knowledge when it comes to fashion

that's really on point.

I think it shows that every detail counts

when it comes to Harry's sort of wardrobe,

and that's that kind of thoughtful approach to clothes

and what he wears sort of shows real dedication, I think.

Yeah.

I think sunglasses are obviously

a really important accessory,

especially if you're in LA under the bright sunshine there.

But I mean, when you look at fashion history

or music fashion history,

every rock and roll style icon has worn sunglasses well,

from Elton John with his massive sort of Diamante shades,

through to Bono with his wrap around ones,

through to all sorts of pioneers,

the Rolling Stones, the Beatles,

it's a signature rock and roll look.

So when Harry puts them on, it feels right.

Styles, who's made headlines

by wearing Molly Goddard and JW Anderson in recent months,

is nothing if not devoted to Gucci.

Harry is very much a poster boy for Gucci.

There is no doubt about that.

And he's got a very strong relationship

with Alessandro Michele who's sort of said publicly

that he's like a Greek god

and one of his muses, if you like.

But apart from a few times when there's been a sort of sign,

sealed and delivered contract

to exclusively wear Gucci on tour,

he wears lots of different designers,

and I think that's what's really interesting.

Even a few years ago when he first came across Harris Reed

and started wearing his clothes,

that he doesn't seem bound by one designer

and he wears clothes a lot by Gucci.

I think they are compatible

with the person that he is.

Alessandro Michele's signature styling at Gucci is quirky,

idiosyncratic, bit left field, a bit Wes Anderson,

which all really fits Harry's sort of psyche,

but I've seen him wear some of the most surprising designers

like Molly Goddard, for example,

who you would not have, you know,

most people think of Molly Goddard

and they think of Villanelle from-

- "Killing Eve". - Yeah, exactly.

Villanelle wearing a Molly Goddard dress.

But he's worn some of her simpler pieces.

Harry Styles is certainly one to watch

if you're interested in unbecoming designers

or what's coming next.

He's got a real roving eye

that isn't exclusively bound by Gucci, but of course,

that is one of the biggest names in his wardrobe.

He's appeared in plenty of Gucci campaigns,

which is probably how he originally

got in touch with Michele.

Over the years, Styles has morphed

from floppy-haired pop waif

into primo soft boy influencer.

Stylist Harry Lamberts has been on hand

to provide the singer

with his head-turning performance looks.

For his stint at Capital FM's Summertime Ball,

Styles' first solo performance there

since he played with One Direction at the event in 2015,

Harry wore a retro all-in-one by Palomo Spain.

The new-age rocker lit up Wembley Stadium

in the black and white look,

which he wore unbuttoned to reveal his chest tattoos.

♪ I just wanna make you happier, baby ♪

♪ Wish I was around

♪ I just wanna make you happier, baby ♪

♪ We've been doin' all this late night talkin' ♪

♪ Bout anythin' you want until the mornin' ♪

♪ Now you're in my life

♪ I can't get you off my mind

When Chanel brought black into the lexicon

of fashion ability in the 1920s,

it immediately became a kind of chic color

for women to wear.

And I think for men, it's equally chic,

but it's also a little bit radical.

So when you think about the people,

spring to mind who wear black on black really well,

like for example Johnny Cash,

this radical kind of outlaw of country

and western rock and roll, it's just very smart.

And so when Harry puts it on it,

some of those codes kind of transfer, if you like.

Some might say the style is reminiscent

of the looks worn by David Bowie.

Throughout his glittering career,

Bowie was known for his individual performance style

and striking all-in-ones featured heavily in his wardrobe.

David Bowie is obviously one of Harry Styles'

main influences and key icons to reference,

and that shouldn't be surprising

because David Bowie sort of trail blazed

a number of non-binary personalities.

In fact, David Bowie sort of famously said

that he collected personalities.

And in a way, you can see how this translates

to Harry's wardrobe and the sort of different personas

that he exhibits when he's out and about,

when he's on tour, at different moments in time.

So with David Bowie, you had this kind of chameleon-esque

sort of superstar pop character.

And for many people, that's exactly

what Harry Styles is for the 21st century.

I think any time you're around people you're a fan of,

you just try and kind of soak up as much of that as possible

and just watching them work is kind of a privilege.

Yeah, I mean, there's so many amazing people

kind of working on this film,

from people in the cast

and people who were working on the crew and obviously Chris.

It was pretty like, you just loved being around everyone,

and getting to watch them work was pretty amazing.

Harry has previously noted Bowie's influence

on his music, and some of his other looks

seem to have nodded to the music legend too.

Well, like David Bowie, Harry Styles sort of morphs

and sort of regenerates with his wardrobe, if you like,

each time sort of turning into something new and special.

People often comment on how visually Harry Styles

looks a bit like a young Mick Jagger,

and there is no doubt that he does,

especially when his hair's a bit longer.

I think the thing about Mick Jagger

is that he was a real dandy.

He was gender fluid before gender fluid became a thing.

He chopped and changed and mixed and matched

women's clothes, velvets, and frills.

And so when you look at some of Mick Jagger's

sort of archive wardrobe, you can see real parallels

with some of the clothes that Harry wears.

So for example, when he was inaugurated

into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

and he famously sort of strolled on stage with Stevie Nicks

and he was wearing this kind of peacock blue velvet suit,

it was almost identical to something that Mick Jagger

might have worn in the 60s.

And I find that quite fascinating

that it goes back to the question of style and fashion.

"Real style endures" as Yves Saint Laurent said.

Something looks good, it always kind of looks good.

And I think Harry taps into that quite a lot

with the wardrobe choices that he makes.

Sometimes, he can look like bohemian Mick Jagger.

Other times, he can look like a 1950s Elvis

and changes his hair and quiffs it

and wears a sort of 1950s bluff pocket shirt

or a red suit or something that's really reminiscent

of some of Elvis' key styles.

Or you might see him in a purple paisley

sort of brigade suit.

And of course, people of a certain age

will immediately kind of be transported

back to the Prince era, when obviously,

he was the prince of paisley.

Bob Dylan, for example,

there's a sort of great outfit that Harry wore

with a little fisherman's hat and a sort of brown,

sort of beatnik sweater.

It's exact same as on one of Bob Dylan's album covers.

Even someone like Kurt Cobain,

wearing sort of frilly dresses,

Huge reminiscences to Harry's wardrobe

when he wears a frock or a frill

or even a pearl necklace, for example.

Mr. Harry Styles, of course,

in this as well.

Have you got used to the screams

everywhere you go when he's around?

It's pretty extraordinary.

Yeah, it's pretty mental.

I don't think I'll ever get used to that.

Don't know how he does it, yeah.

But I will miss him tonight.

- Yeah, we will. - And we wish him luck

on stage tonight in the States.

Yeah, we'll miss him.

Outside any given Harry Styles concert,

you'll see a smattering of feathers

and sequins leading towards the venue.

♪ Holdin' me back

♪ Gravity's holdin' me back

♪ I want you to hold out the palm of your hand ♪

♪ Why don't we leave it at that ♪

♪ Nothin' to say

♪ When everything gets in the way ♪

♪ Seems you cannot be replaced

♪ And I'm the one who will stay ♪

At the end of this flamboyant trail,

you'll find thousands of fans decked out in outfits

drawing inspiration from or paying homage to the superstar.

I think the way that Harry wears his clothes

has encouraged everybody to express

a little bit more of their personality.

I think that Harry Styles has made flamboyancy

a fashion trend and encourage people the world over

in the most disparate of places

to just try something new on for size.

What's interesting about and important, I think,

about the clothes that Harry Styles wears

is that he encourages

a sort of open perspective on who you can be.

And that's more important than ever today

in a world where inclusivity and diversity is really key.

I think that he has made people look at clothes

and life and culture a little bit differently.

He's really powerful.

I mean, he's such a global influence.

If he puts on a pearl necklace, then other people think,

"Hey, you know what?

That's not kind of so weird and strange.

I can do that as well."

To some, months of planning and endless nights

spent glue-gunning rhinestones to Lycra flares

just for a two-hour event might seem pointless.

But for Harry's fans, there is a genuine joy and camaraderie

in prepping for one of his shows.

I think one of the most interesting things

that I've seen at Harry Styles concerts are the fans.

I love what the fans wear,

and you can see almost an entire landscape

of Harry's wardrobe from start to finish.

So some of the fans might be wearing a feather boa

from his feather boa moment in time,

or they might be wearing pearls

or they might be wearing sort of floral suits.

And you've got this real sense

of engagement with his wardrobe,

and there is nothing kind of more amazing

than seeing thousands of people dressed up and having fun

and looking just a little bit like Harry.

Concert fashion is typically characterized

by artist merchandise, but this trend signals a shift

towards curated concert looks akin to the flower crowns

and facial glitter seen at the height of festival fashion.

For many fans, going to a concert is a similar experience

and often an all-day affair.

So after COVID, and people started

kind of moving into the real world again.

Harry's concert in 2021 at Madison Square Gardens

was a real touchstone for Harry fans,

and he didn't disappoint

when it came to the clothes that he wore.

So he dressed up as Pierrot in a clown suit

and sang wearing that, which was really fun,

but also very gorgeous and glamorous.

But my favorite outfit was him when he wore

the Judy Garland "Wizard of Oz"

Toto basket and gingham dress and ruby red slippers.

All designed by Gucci, we might add.

So I think that was really special,

and it just brought people a real joyful sense

of celebration of being out and about and dressing up again

and not giving two hoots about what you're gonna wear.

Are you gonna sing this one for me now?

I wanna see you jumping when the chorus hits.

Are you ready?

One, two, three, go!

Jump, jump, jump, jump!

♪ Maybe we can

♪ Find a place to feel good

♪ And we can treat people with kindness ♪

So Harry's wardrobe when he's on stage and off,

there is a sort of similarity sometimes

to the clothes he wears off stage and on stage,

but certainly, on his Love On Tour wardrobe,

the clothes that he's wearing, majority by Gucci,

for me, they've kind of sort of moved

into slight sort of children's presenter mode,

sort of lots of block colors,

lots of bold graphic shapes,

sort of the old sort of pantsuit

and just very sort of cartoony almost,

very simple but very bold and graphic,

with all the kind of colors.

With many Styles fans camping

outside venues overnight

to ensure they get the best possible view,

effectively creating their own festival-esque experience,

dressing up adds an extra bit of excitement

and distracts from the reality

that they've pitched their tents

on the concrete pavements of Wembley

as opposed to the grassy fields of Glastonbury.

Harry's legacy is gonna be a load of great pop tunes.

And also, a legacy that it's okay to have fun

with your wardrobe, and having a confidence to go out

and have fun with your wardrobe.

He's become a global fashion icon and a huge influence

in the cultural world as well.

I think his confidence is really catching,

and I think that's what he's gonna be remembered for.

Alongside his music,

Harry's Styles sense of style has evolved over the years,

and seemingly, both just keep getting better.

After much anticipation,

the singer released first solo album,

featuring his first hit single "Sign of the Times",

which touches upon musical styles

of both Queen and David Bowie,

a far cry from his teeny-bopper One Direction days.

Then came the Stevie Nicks-approved "Fine Line",

which really solidified just how grown up

the musician has become.

I think anytime you get to be around people

who you're a fan of and obviously passionate

about what they do, it feels like a privilege.

So I think being around people like that, like Finn said,

kind of cast crew and Chris,

you just try and soak up as much as you can

and use it as a learning experience.

Yeah.

He's a music history

sort of book in some respects,

and you can take it on face value, him as he is now,

but you can also sort of dig a bit deeper and sort of say,

yeah, he's referencing all these gods of music,

and I'm sure he's aware of that.

Through it all, Styles' taste in clothing

has matured as well.

While he started off his fame journey in matching suits

with his One Direction bandmates,

the singer's current style is clearly all his own.

Never one to stick to a traditional shirt and pants,

Styles has come to be known for his affinity

of high waisted trousers,

chunky necklaces, and sparkly boots.

And thanks to his close relationship

with Gucci's Alessandro Michele,

he never has to worry about running out of any of those.