Fashion sex barrier: Harry Styles explains why it will be limited to men's clothing

On the cover of Vogue for December 2020, Harry Stylee also spoke of his fashion sense during the exclusive interview.

During the photo session, he appears in a lace dress, Gucci, and is the first man to appear only on the cover of the magazine.

I'm going to wear something that feels really great and I don't feel crazy wearing”, he told Vogue. I think if you wear something you feel good about, it's like a superhero outfit. The clothes are there for fun and experimenting and playing with”.

The singer went on to say that “obstacles” between those considered men's clothing and women's clothing “are being destroyed”, which leads to greater creative freedom.

I go to the store and sometimes I just stand and watch women's clothes, thinking how amazing they are. Like everything in your life, whenever you put up obstacles, you're just limiting yourself. There is so much joy in playing with clothes. ”

Harry Styles adds:

I've never thought much about what that means. It just becomes an extensive part of creating something. ”

The feeling of a different style for the singer of “Watermelon Sugar” has evolved since his time as a member of the One direction group, the group that gave him international fame since the X-Factor contest and was finalised with gang interruption in 2015.

Harry, since then, has become a fashion icon, often bold with his dress choices, whether in performance or in photo sessions.

The singer's clothing can also be attributed to his designer, Harry Lambert and Alessandro Michelle, the creative director of Gucci, with whom he has been co-operating for years.

In Brit Awardas this year, Harry chose a marigold costume from Marc Jacobs, collection “2020”, worn earlier by Lady Gaga.

He was at the top of the magazine titles during Matt Gala 2019 after choosing to wear a black shirt with fjondo, black heels and a earring of pearls.

In an interview with The Guardian, he said:

If I see a nice shirt and I'm told: That's for ladies, that doesn't make me want to wear it any less. I think when you feel good about yourself, everything gets a lot easier. ”

In the same interview, Styles also spoke of his sexuality, defending the decision not to label himself publicly:

Are you leaving a bit of uncertainty about my sexuality that I look more interesting? He said: "No!

I want things to look kind of, not because it makes me look straight, bi or gay, but because I think they look. ”

In Vogue magazine, he connected his style with the icons he grew up with:

“The people I had idols in music: PRlNCE, David Bowie, Elvis, Freedie Mercury or Elton John. They are showsmen, and I as a child had important examples of my future. ”