The singer rocks designs inspired by his penchant for eye-catching prints, vintage-inspired silhouettes and more
Harry Styles and Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele are celebrating their fashionable friendship with a new collaboration. The Don’t Worry Darling actor stars in the campaign for HA HA HA, his collection that showcases a “shared vision of a men’s world as an instrument of the avant-garde for the renewal of culture, the practical and everyday use of a ‘dream wardrobe.’”
First presented this past June, the line’s name combines Styles and Michele’s first initials and “represents the landing place of a creative two-person journey, born from a deep bond of friendship.” Styles previously starred in Gucci’s Fall 2018 and Beloved bag campaigns and frequently wears the Hollywood-loved Italian fashion house. The musician-turned-actor will next star alongside Emma Corrin and David Dawson in My Policeman, which premieres Nov. 4 on Amazon’s Prime Video.
Priced from US$235 to US$4,200, the range nods to the former One Direction singer’s own penchant for eye-popping prints, vintage-inspired silhouettes and playful approach to fashion. Pieces include tailored jackets and trousers in plaid and herringbone, Prince of Wales coats, vests with Gucci’s interlocking G logo, striped and graphic T-shirts, baggy denim, houndstooth hats and bow ties, oversized sunglasses, floral print silk scarves, retro felt hats and more.
In the campaign—titled Liberated Vanity—shot by Mark Borthwick (who also did the music for the accompanying video), the 28-year-old superstar “exhibits masculine vanity without hypocrisy and false scruples dictated by convention.” Styles poses playfully with “scenic elements of everyday life,’ such as a green leather couch, a tall potted plant, a side chair, a mattress and even a high-fashion take of the laundry chair.
“I’m so happy to see this project finally come to life. I’ve known Alessandro for years now, and he’s always been one of my favourite people,” says Styles in a release. “I’m always inspired watching him work, so doing this collaboration with my friend was very special to me.”
Currently promoting his sophore solo album, Harry’s House, the British singer-songwriter is in the midst of his Love on Tour takeover of Los Angeles’ Kia Forum, where he’s playing nightly through Nov. 15. Gucci has its own California happening at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, where its 4,500-square-foot Gucci Valigeria Ephemeral pop-up boutique (open through spring 2023) offers luggage, travel bags, carry-ons and other accessories from the Savoy collection. (Ryan Gosling recently starred in the whimsical campaign.)
See more images from the shoot and pieces from Styles’ HA HA HA collection below, and shop the range online at Gucci’s website here.
For the full post, visit The Hollywood Reporter.
This article was first published on Robb Report USA
