If his looks from One Night in Manchester and the Brit awards are anything to go by, this era feels a little more mature in some ways.
One of the most notable changes seems to be in the footwear. It appears to be out with the iconic ‘satellite stompers’ and in with pastel coloured ballet flats and smart loafers, both of which Harry has been spotted wearing recently. Both will pair well with the business-casual feel to many of his most recent outfits. For fans wanting to channel this, think pinstripe sets, blazers, colourful collared shirts and bold ties. That said, Styles did say fans should prioritise “shoes they can dance in” so comfort should still take priority, whether that is in the form of ballet flats, loafers or something different entirely!
For June tour dates, lightweight pieces are definitely crucial; whilst sweaters have been key parts of Styles’ outfits both for the album artwork and his Manchester show, collared, funky button-ups are the cooler, on-theme option for dancing the night away.
Similarly, the album’s artwork also offers up some inspiration, with tomatoes appearing in many photos. We know Styles is no stranger to a fruit theme so whether this translates into a cute tomato print crop top with a little sequin skirt or even some tomato earrings to accessorise the finished fit, this is a fun way for fans to add some extra album detailing into their look.
Glitter, sequins and accessories like statement sunglasses are incredibly on theme.
Of course, it wouldn’t be a Harry Styles concert outfit without a little bit of sparkle and a funky accessory or two. Glitter, sequins and accessories like statement sunglasses are incredibly on theme. Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally also brings with it a strong 70s and 80s retro vibe - for fans planning to base their look on this, think fringing, tassels, or for something a little more reserved, a denim jumpsuit or a polka dot co-ord.
Equally, if you decide upon something a little more understated like a denim jumpsuit, this can always be jazzed up with a touch of DIY. For this era, iron on disco balls, stars or kissy lips would be the perfect way to customise a look.
...a Harry Styles concert... is as much about self-expression as it is enjoying the music.
Ultimately, a Harry Styles concert does not have a fixed dress code and is as much about self-expression as it is enjoying the music. Whether you lean into the 70s disco influences behind the new record or take a more business-casual approach, the main thing is picking something that feels fun and comfortable for an unforgettable night of dancing.