Pratishtha Rana
From being the star singer of One Direction, one of the hottest boy bands in the world (now on hiatus), to becoming a solo artist, songwriter and actor, Harry Styles has had a successful career since 2010.
Styles, who turned 27 today, is not only a pop music sensation, but is also popular for his unconventional, cheeky, yet trendy take on fashion.
His Instagram and Twitter handles boast of over 36 million followers. Recently, he made headlines for becoming the first man ever to appear solo on the cover of the US Vogue. The British singer was seen clad in a Gucci ballgown, a vibrant tulle skirt, and a few trench coats in the photo series, becoming the torchbearer of gender-neutral fashion.
In his interview with US Vogue, Styles said, “Clothes are there to have fun with and experiment with and play with. When you take away ‘There’s clothes for men and there’s clothes for women,’ once you remove any barriers, obviously you open up the arena in which you can play.”
On the luxury front, Styles has been the face of Italian fashion house Gucci since 2015. In his multiple music videos, including Billboard hits Watermelon Sugar, Golden and Treat People With Kindness, Styles has modelled some very dapper Gucci outfits.
The young artist, who has starred in Christopher Nolan’s war movie Dunkirk (2017) owns three properties in North London worth £15 million, out of which the most recent purchase is an 18th-century villa, which set him back by a staggering £4.2million.
He is said to also own a plush residence in Tribeca, New York worth $8.7 million. The building has apartments of celebrities Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively, Justin Timberlake and Jennifer Lawrence.
Nominated for the 2021 Grammy Awards, Styles is also a fan of luxury cars. He has Jaguar E-Type Roadster, Range Rover, Porsche and Ferrari.
Harry is currently reported to be shooting in California, for his next movie Don’t Worry Darling, under the direction of his rumoured partner Olivia Wilde.
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