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While I was previously less than complimentary about the style, today singer Harry Styles made an appearance at SS Daley’s spring/summer 2025 show—and I’m a convert. Wearing loose navy tailoringTailoringThe craft of cutting, shaping, and sewing structured garments such as suits, blazers, and trousers to fit the body precisely. Good tailoring relies on skilled pattern work and fine finishing,Go to Tailoring Glossary, a vest top, and Vans, the singer was the definition of a heartthrob – and I subsequently saw the divisive haircut in a new light.
With long sideburns and that tell-tale flick at the nape of his neck, Styles’s hair looked mussed up and cool as he sat front rowFront RowThe seats nearest the runway at a fashion show, reserved for editors, celebrities, buyers, and top clients. The front row signals influence and access, and its famous faces and street-styleGo to Front Row Glossary. Getting more than one Vogue editor hot under the collar—myself included—his “dirtbag trim” (as fashion writer Daniel Rodgers so aptly christened it) was the perfect partner to his internet boyfriend ensemble.
The style that Paul Mescal, Austin Butler, and Drew Starkey are currently sporting, the mini-mullet, inn all its ’80s glory, is undoubtedly the biggest male hair trend of 2024. And while I remain adamant that it doesn’t suit everyone, there’s no doubt that our Harry pulls it off effortlessly.
This article was originally published on Vogue.com.
Hannah Coates
Hannah Coates is a beauty and wellness editor at British Vogue. She has been with the publication since 2019, and previously served as the digital beauty editor. Prior to working at Vogue, she held editorial roles at Grazia and Porter magazines. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Birmingham where she studied english language and literature.
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