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Harry Styles Rocks Custom '70s Scarf Shirt
14 Mar
Summary
- Harry Styles wore a custom Conner Ives shirt made from vintage scarves.
- The reconstructed shirt featured '70s-inspired patterns and gold buttons.
- The piece was styled by Harry Lambert for Styles's BBC Live Lounge performance.
Singer Harry Styles recently donned a distinctive custom shirt by Conner Ives for his BBC Live Lounge performance. The unique garment was constructed entirely from vintage silk scarves, showcasing a creative reconstruction of patterns and colors.
The button-down shirt featured a patchwork design with a blend of brown, burnt-orange, and beige hues. Its '70s-inspired aesthetic was enhanced by gold buttons and a matching collar tie, embodying a retro yet modern style perfect for Styles.
This custom creation, styled by Harry Lambert, represents a notable milestone for the London-based label, known for its "Protect the Dolls" tees. While Ives's designs have graced many celebrities, this appearance marks a significant moment as Styles becomes one of the brand's first prominent male muses for custom looks.
During the performance, Styles also performed tracks from his latest album, including "American Girls" and "Carla's Song," alongside a cover of Tears for Fears's "Everybody Wants to Rule the World."
