Harry Styles makes surprise appearance at London Fashion Week
The one and only Harry Styles delighted the fashion set on Friday, instantly improving their fashion week with a surprise appearance at S.S. Daley’s spring/summer runway show.
The 30-year-old took his place on the designer's front row alongside Anna Wintour and Hamish Bowles, causing quite a stir among fellow showgoers.
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The singer wore a navy shirt that was embellished with a cluster of embroidered white berries on the left lapel, paired with the brand’s ever-popular 'Cochrane Vest' and co-ordinating navy trousers.
Debuting a fresh, 80s-inspired mullet, Harry merged Daley’s signature country-chic aesthetic with punkish attitude, making for a highly alluring fashion week appearance indeed.
Harry has been a long-standing champion of Daley’s designs. In 2020, the singer wore a slew of S.S. Daley outfits while shooting his Golden video, which he and his stylist Harry Lambert approached the British designer to craft specially.
The duo’s partnership is marked by a shared appreciation for avant-garde fashion and a commitment to pushing creative boundaries. The synergy between the Watermelon Sugar singer’s personal flair and Daley's distinctive, farmer-inspired designs has created a simmering buzz among fashion circles, highlighting their mutual respect and artisan aesthetic alignment.
It’s been quite the week for man-of-the-moment Steven Stokey-Daley. On Thursday morning, the designer was awarded the The Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design at the Royal Academy, which was given to him by the Duchess of Edinburgh.
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Speaking to H! Fashion editor Natalie Salmon, the designer said: "It’s a huge honour to join the amazing, talented design designers who have won it previously. I think this year is a tough year for London and in this moment I feel very grateful. We’re also about to enter London Fashion Week where London will prove its resilience."
