Harry Styles, who doesn’t need “former One Direction singer” in his introduction nowadays is not only famous for his experimental singing but also for his unconventional style. From bright and eye-catching Gucci outfits to unstereotypical fashion sense which breaks all the conventions associated with men’s fashion. His gender fluid dressing sense establishes him as a paragon of gender neutrality and fluidity. However, he has also unknowingly established himself as Gucci’s poster boy by wearing it on red carpets and music events.
In his 2019’s hit song Falling, Styles flaunted his breezy pleated Gucci blouse with a tint of lilac along with a flounce hem and a deep V neckline ruffle hem.
Attending the MET Gala, which is all about fashion, another Gucci blouse that Styles sported was a black see through blouse, revealing his tattoos, with ruffles and frills coming down from neck covering his chest. Completing his all-black look, he wore a high-waisted black pants, which nearly reached up to his chest, and a pair of black leather shoes.
Just before pandemic hit the world hard, Harry Styles attended Brit Awards 2020 in February in a classic dark maroon Gucci suit and a blue shirt with white Peter Pan style collar under a purple pullover. He wore a simple white pearl necklace and a pair of black shoes with white spots.
After wearing a classic suit for the red carpet, he went for Gucci jumpsuit which seemed to be inspired by Victorian Era with Victorian style gloves, oversized sleeves and the white pearl necklace from his last dress.
Harry was caught on camera after post-performance, wearing a pair of purple Gucci pants with a dragon design on both sides with a plain black shirt and black formal shoes.
With every outfit Mr. Styles proved that he’s got his own unmatched style and why he is often called the ‘Gucci boy’.