Harry Styles gave a fans a glimpse at his new project on Wednesday – sadly for them, it had nothing to do with music.
The former One Direction star has given beauty and lifestyle brand Pleasing – launched by Styles in 2021 – a fashion forward upgrade by collaborating with designer JW Anderson on a colorful range of clothes and accessories.
Taking to its social media channels ahead of an official launch party on Wednesday, the brand shared a photo of the singer, 30, going over some of the new designs with Anderson.
The new collection features hooded tops, bags and vibrant wool cardigans akin to those favoured by fashion conscious Styles – but devoted fans will need deep pockets if they want to own any of it.
The Pleasing x JW Anderson logo hoodie is available for an eye-watering £255, while the Bumper bag comes with a bumper price tag – £850.
Elsewhere the Bunch of Balloons knitted cardigan comes at a somewhat deflating £650, while phallic leather keyrings retail for £265.
Harry Styles gave a fans a glimpse at his new project on Wednesday – sadly for them, it had nothing to do with music
The new collection features hooded tops, bags and vibrant wool cardigans akin to those favoured by Styles – but devoted fans will need deep pockets if they want to own any of it
The new collaboration comes after fans are wondered if Styles might have had some help up top and undergone a hair transplant.
Photos of Styles when he started out in the pop industry aged just 16, after auditioning solo on The X Factor in 2010, show a full head of tumbling tresses.
As he aged, though, Styles-watchers noticed his hairline seemed to be moving in the wrong direction, identifying a significant widow’s peak.
Now at 30, he’s been pictured at fashion events with Anna Wintour and Salma Hayek and – hey presto! – his hairline looks strangely restored.
Dr Zayn Khalid, a cosmetic doctor with a clinic in London’s Mayfair, said: ‘He’s grown his hair out but it looks pretty different to how it used to.
‘In previous pictures, he had quite significant frontotemporal recession. But now it isn’t as bad as it used to be.
‘You can see that his hairline was significantly worse. So if he hasn’t had a transplant, he has had some form of hair-loss medication, because his hairline is significantly better.’
Styles’s fans began speculating after the pop hunk had a buzz-cut last November – men often shave their hair off before they undergo a transplant.
The Bunch of Balloons knitted cardigan (left) is a somewhat deflating £650, while phallic leather keyrings retail for £265, while the Bumper bag (right) comes with a bumper price tag – £850.
The new collaboration comes after fans are wondered if Styles might have had some help up top and undergone a hair transplant
Styles-watchers had in recent times noticed his hairline seemed to be moving in the wrong direction, identifying a significant widow’s peak
One fan said last week: ‘When he buzzed his hair I knew a transplant was coming. Whoever did this is a genius because it’s made a difference, but not so much that we would all notice.’
Another said: ‘I am 99 per cent sure he’s had a transplant – it’s obvious. You cannot tell me he didn’t shave his head for aesthetic purposes. I am supporting the transplant 100 per cent.’
And another fan said: ‘That new transplant is doing wonders for Harry – I’m obsessed.’
If his fans are right, Styles is not the first celebrity to invest in the treatment. Actor James Nesbitt and footballer Wayne Rooney have both had transplants.
Rooney, now 39, tweeted in 2011: ‘Just to confirm I have had a hair transplant. I was going bald at 25, why not? I’m delighted with the result.’
And in 2017, in an interview with Radio Times, Cold Feet star Nesbitt, 59, said that he had undergone several procedures and that they had benefitted his career.
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