Key points:

• Each show in Harry Styles’ Love On Tour presented something other than incredible music.

The exhibitions have served as a design show, where Styles spruces up in custom Gucci gatherings, and his fans in similarly as-dramatic fits. On certain events, similar to Styles’ Harryween shows, the vocalist has even empowered a particular clothing standard for his fans to cling to (and they’ve nailed it). The visit has been the ideal image of music, design, and fun, yet Styles has been killing the style game off stage, as well.

While Styles has consistently had a propensity for design, this year saw the vocalist dominate and develop his exhibition style. Working with Gucci’s Alessandro Michele, the pair thought of a few plans that gleamed on a visit. He’s hit the stage in a glittery, sparkle style vest (worn without a shirt, obviously), and smooth, metallic tops worn with suspenders and erupted pants. For his Halloween shows, he spruced up as Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz, and as a truly stylish apparition in a white, unsettled getup.

Styles hasn’t hit numerous red covers this year, yet on the events he has, Styles has conveyed a significant fit. At the current year’s Grammys, he set the being a fan burning when he wore a look at Gucci coat with a lavender boa. He exchanged into a cowhide suit with a green boa for his exhibition that evening; Both looks turned into a famous Halloween ensemble this year. At the Brit Awards, Styles directed the 1970s with a backdrop print suit by Gucci, complete with a bamboo-handle sack and neat boots. The vocalist’s style appears to just better itself consistently—so let us set ourselves up for what 2022 will hold.