I’ve been a Harry Styles fan for 15 years – this is what to wear to his Wembley concerts
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Harry Styles is about to start a 12-night residency at London’s Wembley Stadium as part of his Together, Together world tour. The singer, along with special guest Shania Twain, is set to break the record for the most performances by any artist in a single year at the venue, surpassing Coldplay’s previous record of 10 nights.
Whether it’s polka dots for Olivia Dean or Era’s inspired looks for Taylor Swift, method dressing has become a fan tradition at gigs. If you’re among the lucky fans who battled through the Ticketmaster waiting room – or secured tickets through resellers – the only thing left to do is decide what to wear. As a Harry Styles fan of over a decade, let me be your guide.
Unlike the Love On Tour run, which was defined by sequin jumpsuits, funky prints and feather boas, Together, Together has a less clearly defined aesthetic. While fans once arrived bedecked in sparkles, cowboy hats and colourful boas, both his music and wardrobe have now matured. Speaking on Capital FM, Harry’s only dress code advice to fans was to wear their “dancing shoes”.
The latest album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, is inspired by the Berlin party scene, and his fashion has transformed from flamboyant to normcore. With continued guidance by close friend and Valentino creative director Alessandro Michele, his signature sheer pieces, sequin boots and pearls have been replaced by sharp tailoring, colour blocking and ballet flats,
This new look was crafted during his two-and-a-half-year hiatus, where he began dating Zoe Kravitz, spent time in Rome and casually ran the Tokyo and Berlin marathons. Appearing on stage at the Grammys in January in a deep V-neck Dior blazer, jeans and mint-green flats, he followed up at the Brits in February wearing a slouchy pinstripe Chanel suit and yet another pair of dainty pumps.
His street style is equally covetable: think space age sunglasses, tiny sporty shorts and yellow Prada trainers, or relaxed jeans, black ballerinas and vintage knitwear. Baseball caps, graphic tees – often from his own lifestyle brand, Pleasing – and raffia totes also feature heavily. Styles has always had a penchant toward preppy dressing, but the latest evolution puts an office-siren spin on workwear. In the Dance No More music video, he sports a white shirt, a patterned yellow tie and high-cut athletic shorts.
Styles, along with his stylist Harry Lambert, made a compelling case for colour blocking during the first leg of the Together, Together tour in Amsterdam. Red jackets, cobalt blue jeans and pink shirts appeared alongside yellow blazers over red shirts, as well as voluminous zoot suit-style baby-blue or purple trousers. There’s a distinct eighties flair to his new styling, reminiscent of Talking Heads’s Stop Making Sense 1983 concert film.
If anything, Styles’ new tour wardrobe and off-duty style feel even more attainable. His pieces may come from the likes of Dior, Chanel, Valentino, but the high street is embracing colour blocking, preppy styling and tailoring just as effectively. From disco looks that reference his new record to western touches that nod to Twain, here’s your ultimate guide on what to wear to Harry Styles’ Wembley Stadium gigs.
Sporty chic
Adidas original sprinter shorts
Harry Styles is only rivalled by Paul Mescal for his love of high-cut athletic shorts. The singer has a particular penchant for red Adidas pairs, like this sprinters style from Adidas at Asos.
Free People Fiona cami
Contrast the sporty feel of the Adidas shorts with this lace cami top from Free People, characterised by its delicate embroidery and luxurious satin finish. Styles is known for similarly pairing dainty pieces with more masculine clothing.
Sharp tailoring
With Nothing Underneath poplin boyfriend shirt
With Nothing Underneath designs the best shirts on the high street. This poplin boyfriend style is crafted from crisp organic cotton with a classic white finish. Take a page from Harry Styles’ book and pair with a striped tie, just like the one below.
The Frankie Shop striped tie
Harry not only debuted new dance movies during his Brit Awards performance, but also a Chanel striped tie. Prompting commentary about the return of the men’s tie, it’s a simple look to replicate on the Together, Together tour.
Colour blocking
Asos Design straight led red trousers
Colour blocking isn’t just a Together, Together trend. Cobolt or red jeans and bold jackets have dominated this spring – and it’s a fun way to add colour to your wardrobe. This pair of Asos linen-blend trousers is an instant outfit-maker.
Next cobalt blue jeans
On the Amsterdam leg of the tour, Harry styled blue trousers with a pinstripe blazer, white shirt and tie. Easily replicated with these Next jeans, the barrel leg makes them an extra flattering choice.
Bershka red batwing jacket
Wembley is an open-air venue – and in our unpredictable British climes, a jacket is a must. This batwing bomber style from Bershka is finished in a bold red hue.
Disco
Motel yellow sequin halter neck top
Harry might have stepped away from sequins, but his album – Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally – invites some sparkle on the Together, Together tour. Lean into the disco theme with this yellow sequin halter neck top from Motel.
New Look halterneck blue dress
Go big or go home with this halterneck blue dress. Featuring spaghetti halter neck straps, the pale blue mini dress is finished in chunky sequins.
Rhinestone cowboy
H&M cowboy boots
In honour of Queen Shania, invest in a pair of cowboy boots. The right style – like this chic H&M suede pair – will be wearable day-to-day but easily dressed up for special occasions.
Nobody's Child denim waistcoat
In Amsterdam, fans continued to wear feathers and western- or seventies-inspired looks at the Together, Together show. This denim waistcoat is a great styling piece, whether paired with a fantastically fringed skirt like the one below, or with matching denim bell-bottom jeans.
Gina Tricot fringed mini skirt
Fringing was a staple of Harry’s Love on Tour wardrobe – and the Alessandro Michele signature has returned in Together, Together fan wardrobes. This flamboyant skirt is the perfect homage (style with ballet flats or cowboy boots and a simple top).
Graphic tees
Pleasing snail tee
In Amsterdam, fans wore brightly coloured T-shirts with slogans and motifs – including Pleasing’s cinnamon buns design (now sold out). Fan-made styles included tee’s that read “Respect your mother!” or “Kiss all the time”. If you’re not one for DIY, pick up this Pleasing snail top instead.
Next disco T-shirt
A fitting nod to the new record, this budget T-shirt from Next features a disco ball. Its black and white colour palette is great for styling with bolder, more colourful pieces.
Dancing shoes
Adidas Japan trainers
When asked by iHeartRadio what fans should wear to his Wembley gigs, he said: “What I'd say is like comfy shoes – like dancing shoes.” These Adidas kicks fit the brief. Harry is often spotted in yellow trainers – most famously the viral Prada Collapse yellow sneakers. If your budget doesn’t stretch, The Japan trainers are the perfect retro-inspired substitute.
M&S black bow ballet flats
Just like Jacob Elordi, Harry has doubled down on ballet flats for men. Alongside his mint green Dior pair, he owns various black pumps from Chanel and Miu Miu. A wearable staple, this M&S bow-adorned style offer the look for less.