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Compare with solo work, which hides his face.. more about music.

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How Well Do Harry Styles and Sir Kenneth Branagh Know Their Shakespeare? | This Morning

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Harry Styles quizzed by Ed Sheeran, Chris Martin and his Mum

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Harry Styles & James Corden Have a Singing Problem

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Harry Styles Impersonates Mick Jagger & Has Beard Malfunction In EPIC SNL Sketches

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One Direction Pepsi Commercial with Drew Brees [HD]

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Documentary released in their first year. Keeps excitement high for fandom.
- Featured Harry Styles crying about first live performance he messed up. Probably made him more human and likeable..

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Not really a fan but thought u guys would like it enjoy :)

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2012. One Direction appeared on a special episode of Nickelodeon: iGo One Direction. Plot of episode sets Harry up to be the heartthrob.. he's the main one.

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"Never work with animals or kids"

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Fun, silly but more importantly iconic.. audience knows who the child with long hair and floral suit is meant to be.

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Music videos and photoshoots all very similar. Conceptual, looks-focused.

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Second single

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First single

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Harry Styles - Sign of the Times (Official Video)

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Idea that his solo music is for himself.. not pop music? Striving for authenticity.

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Discusses his own understanding of stardom & wanting a break from being Harry Styles.

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Harry, along with Anna Wintour and Lady Gaga, will be hosting under a theme of 'Camp'.

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The Met Gala's Next Theme Is 'Camp', and Harry Styles Is Hosting

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How will the gala's guests respond to the theme?

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"Comes of Age" repeated idea that he is older now.. not just for teenage girls but an adult musician.

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In 2013 won British Style Award

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2017 marked the arrival of a Gucci-heavy aesthetic for the now 27-year-old. Having cut his famous curls off for his Dunkirk role, Harry set off on the promo trail for his debut solo album with a confident approach to style that saw him introduce what is now his signature aesthetic. Think: candy floss-pink suits, printed satin flares, stacked heels and fistfuls of rings.

Harry's fashion icon status was cemented in 2018, when Gucci announced that he would become the face of its tailoring campaign. A role co-hosting the Met Gala soon followed.

A world tour to promote his well-received sophomore album signalled another style shift. "It's time to try something new and hopefully shock and inspire in a different way," Harry's long-time stylist, Harry Lambert, . "I know the fans love his outfits, so hopefully they will love what's to come." Alas, Harry was forced to postpone the tour owing to the pandemic. Instead, he delivered his most colourful music video to date, the joyful " Watermelon Sugar", and followed it up with the transportive " Golden" - introducing the world to Liverpool designer Steven Stokey-Daley and a particularly fabulous pair of printed trousers.

2021 started on a sartorial high for Harry. He wore bedazzling Gucci to dance alongside Phoebe Waller-Bridge in his music video for the toe-tapping anthem " Treat People With Kindness ", released on 1 January. In March he delivered a memorable live performance of "Watermelon Sugar" at the Grammys - and picked up his first trophy.

In 2022, the release of his album, Harry's House, and the film Don't Worry, Darling ushered in yet another new era in fashion for Styles (say hello to even bigger '70s collars). This year, considering the artist's style track record, we can only anticipate more daring ensembles - and great music - to come.

As he turns 29, revisit Harry Styles's most unforgettable looks below.

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Charting Harry Styles's Evolution From Boy Bander To Boundary-Pushing Fashion Force

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From Harry Styles' tattoos to his hair, track the style evolution of one of the world's most renowned pop artists. See the dashing suits Harry Styles sports to his pearl necklaces, patchwork cardigans and triptych of faux-fur boas worn at the 2021 Grammy Awards.

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Featured in two Gucci campaigns, as the face of their tailoring line.
Modern day fashion marketing.

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Harry Styles, in the midst of a solo career, has not ceased his love affair with Gucci. The One Direction member and the Italian design house have been collaborating - it seems - on no shortage of looks, including for Styles' Saturday Night Live gig in April, for his first solo Rolling Stone cover, for his world tour, and now, for his Kiwi music video. With this in mind, take a look back at the budding sartorial relationship between Styles and Alessandro Michele's Gucci with this article we penned in 2016 ...

As indicated by the fashion press and documented by the many social media accounts and websites dedicated to charting the sartorial choices of Harry Styles, the ex-One Direction frontman has been wearing quite a bit of Gucci as of late. Alessandro Michele's garments for Gucci, to be specific. Even for those who do are not fanatically abreast of Styles's outings and corresponding wardrobe choices, the singer's appearance at the American Music Awards last month was noteworthy.

The 24-year old heartthrob and the recipient of the British Fashion Council's 2013 Fashion Icon Award stepped out in a floral suit from the Florentine brand's Spring/Summer 2016 menswear collection. Later in the evening, he changed into an all black Gucci suit with a flower tie from the house's S/S 2015 collection. Following the AMAs, it became clear that Styles either has a penchant for Gucci, a brand ambassador-type contract with the brand or a little something of both. Here is what we know ...

Celebrity endorsements and brand ambassadorships are big business. They are hardly a novel practice, but they have certainly evolved quite significantly over the past decade, in particular, as millenials have taken hold of a huge portion of the market (there are 80 million in the U.S. alone). The resulting increase in fluency in terms of online and mobile platforms - for use in shopping and engaging in social media - and the fact that they've become more accustomed to traditional forms of advertising has forced brands to adapt accordingly, as such models become less novel and thereby, less effective.

Harvard Business Review stated earlier this year, "For brands to seduce the millennial consumer, they'll need to differentiate themselves from the traditional advertising methods [that] millennials typically ignore." Steve Bender, Executive VP of Strategy for GreenLight Media, a branded-content agency and studio, which recently teamed up with Under Armour for a branded video series, in lieu of the average campaign, echoed this sentiment, saying: "It's really hard to get people to notice advertising anymore." And he is right.

The result is that traditional ad campaigns and brand spokesmodel arrangements simply don't cut it anymore. Such evolution can be seen in the once very effective advertising model of television commercials. Now, a huge segment of television watchers are either able to fast forward through commercials, or if watching television on a Netflix or Hulu-type platform, skip them altogether. With this in mind, advertising is becoming more integrated into the content itself. Hence, the rise of native advertising, product placements, social media ads, and the like, instead.

Such integrated advertising is not only being published by brand owners or advertising agencies. Each time we post a source identifying photo on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or Snapchat - whether it be a Gucci bag, a picture of the Yeezy sneakers or a BluePrint juice - we are doing that brand's job for it and the vast majority of people are not being compensated to do so (a big coup for the brands). Yet, our modern pastimes (namely, our engagement with others by way of an array of apps) have situated us to step into the shoes of advertisers, ourselves. We collectively have proven to be quite adept and also to come across as authentic (because most of us are not being paid) - which plays a truly key role in effective advertising.

As brands are forced to consistently evolve in terms of how they are reaching both existing and potential new consumers in terms of actual ad formats, celebrities (whether they are bona fide movie stars, musicians, or just influential bloggers or editors) are almost always in fashion for advertising purposes. They bring with them massive followings, which serve as attractive sources of press, revenue, and growth for brands. However, clicks, likes, and retweets are simply not enough. In order for advertising to be effective, consumers, especially now, need to gain some sense of authenticity from the campaign.

"Only 1% of millennials surveyed said that a compelling advertisement would make them trust a brand more. They believe that advertising is all spin and not authentic," a Forbes columnist noted recently. As such, millennial consumers need to believe that the endorsement is real; that the garment, for instance, is one that the celebrity or "it" blogger actually wears, and is not just wearing in exchange for a paycheck.

Enter: the current form of the celebrity brand ambassadorship. While many brands - particularly sportswear and watch companies - employ traditional brand ambassadors, in the way that Nike sponsors Cristiano Ronaldo or the way that Kerry Washington fronts Movado, there are similarly many and maybe more brands that rely on a slightly different model. The modern version may take the form of an updated traditional brand ambassadorship (think: a celebrity appears in an ad campaign plus commits to attending its fashion shows and/or other brand events, wearing so many of its garments to other events, and promoting it on social media, etc).

It may also come in the form of gifting, which makes a lot of sense. In lieu of signing an expensive and often complex deal with a celebrity or paying to have that celebrity styled and photographed, etc. for a campaign, a brand can gift him/her some garments and accessories, instead. By doing so, the brand lets the celebrity and the paparazzi and/or street style photographers do the work. And with the celebrity wearing the garments in his or her daily life and presumably styling them himself, it feels more real, and consumers are more likely to be influenced.

So, enter: Harry Styles. If we consider Styles's wardrobe for a moment, there has been an array of Gucci garments in it recently. There was the Gucci floral print shirt he wore to an event in June; the Fall/Winter 2015 geometric patterned suit in September. More recently, he wore a blue shirt from Michele's Spring/Summer 2016 collection on the Late Late Show, one of the blooms print shirts in concert in San Jose, and a tiger-print tee while performing last month.

Don't forget the red eagle print bowling shirt from Gucci's 2016 cruise collection, the flora print Duke shirt, the Fall/Winter 2015 suit he wore in one of the group's music videos, the damask print silk shirt with bow, the matte silk shirt with grosgrain bow that he wore in an album cover photo, and a number of other garments. The frequency with which he wears Gucci garments to public appearances, concerts and in official photos, suggests that the two may have a relationship of sorts and that Styles may be compensated for repping the house.

While we do not know if such a deal exists, it seems unlikely given the number of garments he wears from Gucci's most direct rivals. Consider all of the Saint Laurent looks he has worn over the past year or so - and continues to wear. The number is quite staggering - from the array of ready-to-wear, outerwear, boots, even a duffle or two. The fashion press has picked up on this. Glamour recently noted: "Harry often opts for Saint Laurent."

MTV wrote: "Since late 2013, Harry has been fond of Saint Laurent boots." Vogue took on his sartorial choices, writing: "Harry Styles is known for his fashion-forward approach to men's style most notably, rocker-inspired looks by Hedi Slimane for Saint Laurent." A year ago, Details dedicated an entire article to Styles's penchant for Saint Laurent. In short, he has become known for the frequency with which he wears Hedi Slimane's clothes - which would likely be viewed as problematic investment for Gucci or any brand other than Saint Laurent (even though it is worth noting that Gucci and Saint Laurent share a parent company, Kering, and so, this may pose much less of a potential conflict).

As for whether a Saint Laurent deal is in effect: That is also unlikely (and frankly, it doesn't much matter. Saint Laurent, like Gucci, is certainly reaping benefits each time Styles steps out in one of their garments, regardless of whether a formal deal has been penned). However, for conversation's sake, as we have seen in the past, Saint Laurent is generally very up front and vocal about its partnerships with musicians. So, we can likely rule out anything between the two aside from some gifting, which is standard industry practice for brands as a way to increase press, and something for which YSL was known, at least prior to Slimane's arrival.

Lily Allen famously admitted in 2007 that in exchange for attending a Saint Laurent show she was allowed to help herself to whatever she wanted in the brand's flagship store. Under Slimane's watch, the brand's PR team also utilizes a gifting practice. As K-pop star, G-Dragon, who does a lot of Saint Laurent shopping (and was a supporter of Slimane when he was heading up Dior Homme in the 2000's), said, Slimane give him first dibs on his entire first menswear collection. (It is worth noting that G-Dragon is also an international star and style icon in his own right).

There is very likely some shopping by Styles going on, as well. He has, after all, been spotted in Saint Laurent stores all over the globe over the past couple of years, and he has to spend his One Direction paychecks some way.

This is probably the extent of the relationship - at least between Styles and both Saint Laurent and Gucci at this point.

As for Gucci and whether the budding fashion romance between Styles and Gucci creative Alessandro Michele will materialize into a formal brand ambassadorship or ad campaign for Styles, we will have to wait and see. Unlike Saint Laurent, which regularly features musicians in its campaigns, that is not exactly Gucci's cup of tea. However, as we learned this weekend, actor/musician Jared Leto has landed Gucci's Guilty fragrance campaign, replacing actors Chris Evans and Evan Rachel Wood. This seems like something Styles could be positioning himself for in the coming seasons. Thoughts?
* This article was initially published in December 2015.

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Harry Styles: A Model of Modern Day Fashion Advertising

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Harry Styles, in the midst of a solo career, has not ceased his love affair with Gucci.

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Harry Styles returns in a new Gucci Tailoring campaign shot in the gardens of Villa Lante.

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Timothée Chalamet is interviewed by Harry Styles. Both considered 'modern men' and anti-toxic masculinity. Very clever publicity move from i-d. Both have very similar fanbases. They discuss favourite books, songs and movies in a friendly, polite chat that millions hope will spark a real friendship.

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"the hottest actor on the planet interviewed by music's most charismatic popstar"

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Timothée wears Jacket Maison Margiela spring/summer 19. Vest stylist's studio. necklace and earring on left ear (worn throughout) Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello spring/summer 19.
Timothée Chalamet is the Oscar nominated teen heartthrob redefining what it means to be a leading man in 2018. Harry Styles is the platinum-selling award-winning musician asking the world to treat people with kindness. To mark the release of Timothée's hotly anticipated new film Beautiful Boy, they discuss navigating fame, social media and modern masculinity. Click here to order the issue.
When Timothée Chalamet shot onto our screens in Call Me by Your Name in 2017, the world fell hard and fast in love with his delicate face and foppish hair. Despite his beauty, it was Timothée's skill and power in the role of trilingual, precocious, Elio, that was most revelatory. It was a role that deservedly earned him the youngest Best Actor Oscar nomination in 80 years, and his star has been on an upward trajectory since.

Timothée went on to appear in the Oscar-nominated, Greta Gerwig-directed , in which he gave the high school cool kid surprising emotional depth, but it is his current role in the Felix van Groeningen-directed Beautiful Boy that has taken his star to the next level.

In Beautiful Boy, Timothée plays well-to-do teen, Nic, who spirals into crystal meth addiction to the horror of his journalist father, David, played by Steve Carell. From the outside, Nic has an enviable life. Living in San Francisco's Bay area on the beautiful, surfwashed north California coast, a bright future awaits him. That's until his interest in drugs takes a dark turn and he abandons home, descending into addiction. Based on the memoirs of father-and-son David and Nic Sheff, the dual perspective is what gives Beautiful Boy its devastating impact.

Timothée gives a visceral performance as a desperate, wounded Nic, while his father struggles to account for what went wrong. The cycle of recovery and relapse and back again makes for blistering viewing, but unlike other drug films, Beautiful Boy offers no trite, moralistic answers. It exists instead as a powerful account of a father and son's relationship and the addiction that shatters their world.

Timothée captures Nic in all his complexities; from meeting his dad in a San Fran café obnoxiously strung out, only to ruthlessly scam him for cash, to being clean and back home again wearing the broken demeanour of someone who knows recovery won't last. Tear-inducing and hard to watch, the film is deservedly gaining major Oscar buzz. In a post #MeToo world, Timothée Chalamet represents the change we want to see in the film industry. He's sensitive, honest, thoughtful, polite, goofy, and self-aware. He's in touch with his feminine side, and he smiles. A lot.

Loved by girls and boys alike for his pretty looks, he's the modern teen heartthrob, the likes of which we haven't seen in film for years. Existing in the same lineage as James Dean, River Phoenix and Leonardo DiCaprio, the 22-year-old New Yorker's rushed at premieres, stalked online, hounded by gossip columnists and trailed by paparazzi. The internet is obsessed with him. There are hashtags dedicated to documenting his every move; from #timotheechalametdoingthings to #timotheechalamethair. Earlier this year, the Instagram account @chalametinart went viral by photoshopping Timothée into famous works of art including Michelangelo's David and Botticelli's The Birth of Venus, with the tagline "Proof he really is a masterpiece".

Serious about acting, but playful about his own role in it, off screen Timothée's as much a fanboy as the rest of us. He fawns over Cardi B, Kid Cudi and Frank Ocean, just as much as we flip out about his LaGuardia high school rap videos, which have been watched on YouTube over a million times. At the premiere for Beautiful Boy in London this October, Timothée wore a floral handpainted suit by Sarah Burton at McQueen. It was a look more than a little reminiscent of a certain Harry Styles, and it sent the internet into meltdown.

It isn't the first time comparisons have been made between the actor and the pop star. Timothée and Harry is a future friendship the internet has willed into existence. There are Tumblr accounts, video montages, memes and fanfiction dedicated to them. When they started following each other on Instagram earlier this year, a million teenagers across the globe collectively exhaled. Together they represent a new masculinity, one that's sensitive, thoughtful, creative and unafraid to be who they are. Amazingly they've never properly met.

It's this comfort in vulnerability that has launched Timothée into one of the most vital and sought after actors of his generation. Next year, we will see him flexing his muscles as Henry V in Netflix's The King, before working with Greta Gerwig again in her star-studded adaptation of Little Women, and Denis Villeneuve on his reboot of the visionary science-fiction novel, Dune. There's even talk of a sequel to Call Me by Your Name. But first, he's got a very important phone call to take...

Harry Styles: Mr Chalamet...
Timothée Chalamet: Mr Styles... it's nice to meet you over the phone. Thank you for doing this.

H: Thanks for asking. I saw Beautiful Boy this morning and it's great.
T: Thank you for taking the time to watch it. It really means a lot.

H: My first question; David Bowie once said that, "Creativity is like wading out into the ocean. You wade out to the point where you can't touch the bottom, you're a little scared, and that's where you do your best work." Do you agree?
T: I do agree. It reminds me of a quote - if someone tells an artist that they're brave, they're really telling them that they're crazy. I think that whatever bone gets electrified when I act, there's always a feeling that I'm a little bit out of my depth or out of control.

H: I think if you stay in that safe space all the time, it's very easy to get bored. It's important to rip it up and start again sometimes...
T: ... and be bad and take risks. I know from working on a movie that if a scene goes wrong, and there's laughter on set, it loosens you up for the next take, it's better than protecting yourself and getting lost in your head. The greatest teacher for me has been experience.

H: Your character in Beautiful Boy is a pretty intense part. Are you someone who stays in character when the camera cuts, or are you able to flip it on and off?
T: My part in Beautiful Boy stayed with me longer than I thought it would. I thought one of the traps of this role, especially as a nervous young actor, was going to be to lean into the seriousness of it. I didn't want to try and be as hard on myself as possible, thinking that was what it would take to make it good. After the last day of shooting, I had the strangest walk home. I didn't even live it, Nic and David did, but I still felt really affected, drained and a little devastated. The movie isn't a downer, because it is really redemptive and hopeful, but it did feel like a punch to the stomach.

H: We all know addiction is an illness that affects so many people, so why do you think it is still cloaked in so much secrecy and shame?
T: I'm no authority on this, but I think it's because it's easier to see it that way. It's comforting for people to give a face to addiction and think it couldn't affect you, your family or your loved ones. When the reality, like you said, is that it's an illness that doesn't discriminate. It knows no race, class or gender. It's a very human illness that affects a lot of people our age. One of the things I really like about Beautiful Boy is it doesn't really get into why Nic's addicted. I think it's easier for people to think it's a choice, that when people are addicted they're on this big party binge and euphoria, when there's often a big black hole, as Nic would say, or a place of pain.

H: When you first watched the completed film, did anything about how it turned out surprise you?
T: I was more terrified to see this movie than anything I've ever been in before because it was based on real people. I really felt pressure, and seeing it for the first time wasn't the most comfortable experience.

H: Whenever I've done stuff in film or music videos, I often put secret messages in for friends; like I'll have someone's name in something or I'll wear necklaces that my friend's kids have made or something. Do you ever put secret messages to people in your movies?
T: I'm a very tactile actor, and if I start getting it in my head that I suck, then I do start reaching out for things and I do have little mementos. Certainly on a film like Call Me By Your Name, when we were shooting in a house, there were lots of nooks and crannies where I felt safer. I have little things for myself in each role and little things I try to take with me after I wrap.

H: When you were reading the script for Call Me By Your Name what was the one scene that made you think you have to do this?
T: It might be the scene where Elio reveals his feelings for Oliver by the war monument. The book is so genuine, so accomplished and well written that I felt like that one scene would be a barometer for whether we would pull it off or not. On the day, Luca Guadagnino didn't quite know how he wanted to shoot it, and it was actually Armie Hammer who had the idea to do it in one take and in a wide shot. It took away the whole cringey Hollywood feeling. If you mute the movie you can't tell it's somebody telling somebody else that they are in love with them.

H: Which is a much more real way in which that would happen...
T: I think so... you might scare someone away if you went too big.

H: There have been rumblings of a sequel, are you nervous about carrying on a story that so many people loved?
T: We made the first movie in the humble hope that fans of the books would go and see it. I would love to do a sequel, that challenge is really exciting to me.

H: Can you still eat peaches?
T: [Laughs] Umm I can, but not without thinking about it...

H: I've had a hard time...
T: [Laughs again] That's the most awkward scene to see with your parents in the whole world. My poor father...

H: I'm sure he's done it too. You're close with your family, right?
T: Yes, I am. Are you the same?

H: Yeah, sometimes my parents will come on tour and it's always nice to have them around. The last couple of years have been nuts for you. What role have your parents played in keeping some sense of normalcy around you?
T: I think the most precious thing I get from my parents - and I try and give it back to them as much as I can - is their love and support. I hope that doesn't sound cheesy, but it's true. In your late teens, early twenties you suddenly realise that your parents are human. That doesn't mean I don't get really great advice from them, because I do. But you reach a certain age and you take control of your own life. My mum recently put this photo up of her and my dad at the LA premiere of Beautiful Boy and its heart shattering in a great way, they're just beaming with pride. It's almost overwhelming.

H: Do you ever get a moment to yourself to take it all in, and realise just how amazing this is? I keep a journal, as I always find it helps with writing songs. Even if it's just bullet points to make me stop and keep track of what's happening. T: Yeah, I keep a journal and I'll jot down thoughts in the notes app on my phone too. Gratitude and appreciating where you are is very important to me, but that comes with time. Having enough time to write in a journal or simply be thankful. I have about a year and half of work coming up now, I'm doing Little Women and Dune ... and I hope I can take time to appreciate it all. What comforts me is that when I wake up, within healthy boundaries, I always have a subtle feeling of gratitude. It's really awesome to hear that someone like you, who's been doing this for a good amount of time, has that objectivity and ability to take a step back and write in that journal. To take time to self reflect is important.

H: Sometimes on TV shows you can seem really nervous, but on screen you're an extremely confident actor. Do you find it easier to play someone else rather than being yourself? T: Oh that's a great question. I think poison for young people publicly, in social settings or in life in general, is self-assumption, and I think that's what makes me nervous on talk shows. I'm new to all of this, so I put myself in the audiences' shoes and imagine them seeing this young unrecognisable guy trying to talk about movies seriously and blinking at that.

H: Do you feel pressure to be political in this day and age?
T: I don't know if it's a pressure, I do feel it's a responsibility though. I was talking about this with Steve Carell, about how there was a general complacency in previous generations that everything was going along nicely and that ratcheted the stakes up really high. People our age are so much more engaged, and I think that's a good thing.

H: We're living in a time where it's impossible not to be aware of what's going on in the world. Society has never been so divisive. It's important to stand up for what we think is right. I would love for my views to come through in the music I make and the things I do. That's a very powerful way that we can use our voices. I think for a long time people thought 'what I do doesn't matter' but revolution comes from small acts, and now people are realising that's what sparks real change.
T: We are living in really inspiring times, because so many of these voices - people like Emma Gonzalez for example - are really young. It's people our age who are going to have to deal with all of this, and who are dealing with it now. It was interesting being at the Golden Globes and the Oscars last year - because there was this huge tension in self-celebration, which is what award ceremonies are about - when so many people are suffering, and so many people have grievances. Not just petty grievances, but rightful grievances.

H: Today there are so many more ways for us to be engaged. I think that's the main positive of social media, but there's also a lot that I find super dangerous about social media. I'm interested to hear what you think? The good and the bad... T: In the late 00s, when the Arab Spring happened in Egypt, there was a real optimism around the internet and the possibilities of social media. But in the last three or four years, there's almost been a second wave of social media where people only hear what they want to hear and they only yell into their echo chamber. My old roommate told me he'd read interviews with the creators of the internet, where they say they're haunted by what it has become and they despise the negativity and disinformation it can imbue. On a more micro level and in my experience, social media is really tricky to navigate because the last thing I want to do as an artist is create in a vacuum. But if you read the comments, then you're opening yourself up to real self-damage. I am envious of a time when people really locked eyes and there wasn't the escape of a screen. It's the caricature of someone at a party scrolling through Tetris.

H: I used to do it when I started. Now I don't anymore, and I feel this noticeable change in how happy I am, which is nice. But I'm not bashing social media. I think social media also does a lot of good and it's important to notice that and grow with it. T: Ultimately there is no going back. It's just the way it is. So what was it like to work on Dunkirk? I had a small role in Interstellar and I was so thrilled to work with Christopher Nolan. He's my favourite filmmaker.

H: I've always been such a massive fan of Christopher Nolan too... when he was sitting at the back of the room while I was auditioning, I felt very lucky to even be in that room. Dunkirk was strange because it was my first film, so I didn't have anything to compare it to.
T: It looked like such a barren landscape. It didn't look like a vacation at all.

H: Thank you very much. T: That movie's really amazing. Watching it, I kept thinking, 'Oh, man, I hope Harry doesn't think every movie set is World War II ships!'

H: Everyone's told me that whatever I work on next will be a walk in the park compared to Dunkirk, but I enjoyed it. Thinking about where the world's at today, do you feel a responsibility as an actor to represent a new form of masculinity on screen? The concept of masculinity has changed so much since we were growing up... T: You know what's really funny, I was going to ask you a version of that question but I worried it would be giving myself too much credit to think I could make a change like that. But, if you are giving me that license then I would say absolutely. It's one of the reasons I'm so happy to get on the phone with you because growing up we did have some people to look up to, but it wasn't as obvious. People like Lil B - I hope people won't roll their eyes reading this - was really impactful for me because he really blurred those lines as a musician. I would be so thrilled to know that the roles I'm playing are instigating change in some way. How do I phrase this? I think there's something to be written about this by someone way smarter than I am... I want to say you can be whatever you want to be. There isn't a specific notion, or jean size, or muscle shirt, or affectation, or eyebrow raise, or dissolution, or drug use that you have to take part in to be masculine. It's exciting. It's a brave new world. Maybe it's because of social media, maybe it's because of who the fuck knows what, but there's a real excitement from our generation about doing things in a new way... I would be really curious to see what you have to say about it?

H: It's not a straight line for sure... Couple of things for you... The last couple of years have been nuts. How are you finding it? Are you having fun?
T: Dude, I feel so much gratitude. I say it to my dad a lot and he makes fun of me because I never used to talk like this but I see people our age and how invigorated they are for the world and it inspires me. Three years ago, I was nervous because people talked about social media affecting attention spans and how nobody could sit down anymore, and art and film were relics. But I actually feel like this stuff is urgent. And for whatever fucking reason I have an ability now to choose what to bring life to. Right now, I'm working on Little Women in Boston with Greta Gerwig, Saoirse Ronan and Emma Watson and I just pinch myself that I get to be this fly on the wall for this legendary narrative. Did you get a break in the first few years? Or was it pretty intense?

H: You can choose your films now, which is amazing. When you're starting out, you spend so long wanting people to watch your films or listen to your music and then when they finally do you always think 'what's next?' What do you worry about now?
T: Making the right choices. I think there's an anxiety in us that correlates with our age. I want to be able to have a conversation with you in 15 years time. It's always been about trying to work with great directors for me. I'm working with Greta Gerwig now. Then I'm doing something with one of my favourite directors ever; a really beloved American art house director. Then I'm going to do Dune, directed by Denis Villeneuve. I've always dreamed of being in a big movie like Dunkirk or Dark Knight or Inception. So that's the truth, Harry. There's fear too, like there always was, but I'm glad that fear revolves around movies and choices and not whether or not I can pay my rent. I've a lot of gratitude for that. I hope we get a chance to be on a film set together. Do you know what you're working on next?

H: I'm making my second album right now, so I'm going to do that, read a lot and see what happens. When I got the role in Dunkirk, it happened right at the start of my first album, so I had to stop everything for five months. But stuff like that always happens when it happens, so I dunno, man. I'm enjoying not knowing to be honest. T: I'm finding that to be true with a lot of the musicians I've met. They're on way less of a schedule then actors, who literally have to show up at a certain time. I dunno man; it must be like 3am wherever you are right now. Musicians operate at their discretion.

H: Yeah, when I started I really didn't know what I was doing. So I tried to write as much as possible, with as many different people as possible and try and learn as much as I could. I guarantee I wrote a lot of really, really bad shit before I wrote anything good... Just a couple of things left for you... If you were told you were only allowed to listen to one song, watch one movie, read one book and talk to one person for the rest of your life, what would you choose? T: Okay, one song, one movie, one book, one person... I just wrote that down. I put it in my notes. That's a great question. One song would be Rain by Kid Cudi. One movie would be Punch Drunk Love. One book... The Book of Disquiet. That's just what I'm reading now. And one person... I'll keep that mysterious. I'll keep that to myself, but I have a clear answer in my head. What about you? Can I flip that on you? Is that fair?

H: Of course. Feel free. My song would be Madame George by Van Morrison. My movie would be Goodfellas . My book would be... I have two. It would either be Haruki Murakami Norwegian Wood or Rob Sheffield's Love Is A Mixtape . Which I would suggest you read if you haven't read it already. It's really beautiful. T: And who's your person?

H: My person... I'm going to do the same as you, I'm going to withhold.
T: Alright, fair, fair!

H: Alright, a couple of quick fire questions, then I have one final question for you.
T: Okay...

H: Alright. What's your go to karaoke song?
T: Heart Shaped Box but I'm too wary of doing it in front of people I don't know.

H: Alright. New York or LA? T: New York. New York. Hands down. When I land I kiss the tarmac, baby.

H: Football or basketball?
T: Oh, man... I declare a tie.

H: Favourite TV show?
T: The Office.
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H: Kobe or LeBron? Now we get to the hard stuff... T: Erm, erm... Look, LeBron is the athlete of my generation. Kobe wins on the talent. I loved LeBron when he went to Miami. I loved him again when he went to Cleveland. Now I'm like a fanboy that's trying to buy a Lakers jersey.

H: Uh huh. Alright. What do you wear in bed?
T: Nothing.

H: Jay-Z or Beyonce? T: Oh, man, that's a no win because they're both so awesome. JayBay.

H: Last text you sent?
T: I'll tell you right now... [looks at phone] I gotta text some people back! The last text I received was from my Dad about Beautiful Boy, he says that it had a good opening, then he links to a box office report about Venom. He would never see Venom, so I don't know why he sent me that.

H: Guilty pleasure? T: Rick and Morty, maybe? That's not guilty though. A lot of people love that.

H: Have you seen Big Mouth?
T: No, I haven't. Do I have to get into that?

H: Yeah, it's on Netflix. Go watch Big Mouth.
T: Alright.

H: Cardi B or Nicki Minaj?
T: Oh my god... Look, Nicki went to my high school but... Cardi's a legend so why can't we all just love each other. I wish they'd never got into that fight. That was so surreal. Look, Nicki's a legend, Cardi's bringing that heat. What about you?

H: I'm asking the questions.
T: Fair, fair.

H: Where's your happy place?
T: It's a mental happy place, it's a summer's day in New York.

H: Nice. I have one final question for you before we finish. What is the meaning of life?
T: Um... Ah... That we're all only here for so long. Live and let live. Love deeply. Love openly. And know that the wise man knows he's ignorant but cultivates more understanding.

H: Very nice, very nice. It's been a pleasure. Thanks, man.
T: Man, what a pleasure, thank you so much for doing this!

Credits

Interview Harry Styles
Photography Mario Sorrenti
Fashion director Alastair McKimm
Hair Duffy at Streeters
Grooming Caoilfhionn Gifford using Tata Harper Skincare
Lighting technician Lars Beaulieu
Photography assistanc e Kotaro Kawashima
Digital technician Chad Meyer
Styling assistance Maggie Foster, Madison Matusicha and Abby Adler
Hair assistance Lukas Tralmer
Production Katie Fash and Steve Sutton
Casting director Samuel Ellis Scheinman for DMCASTING

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Timothée Chalamet in conversation with Harry Styles

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Special documentary by Apple Music

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Harry Styles: Behind The Album, polskie napisy

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Brings him back to hometown.. reinforcing normality - yet he is undeniably different now.

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Again hair is such a large part of his star image.

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"Gemma Styles ON GROWING UP WITH HER BROTHER BEFORE SHE HAD TO SHARE HIM WITH THE WORLD."
- Insights into life before stardom from sis

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"Harry TELEPHONES Sir Paul McCartney FOR A MASTERCLASS IN SURVIVING FAME, STAYING GROUNDED AND THE SECRET TO GOING SOLO."
- Rock aesthetic.
- Androgynous at times.
- Ties made between 1D & The Beatles- listening in on private conversation - or mentorship.

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"TALK SHOW QUEEN Chelsea Handler QUIZZES Harry ON LA LIFE, HIS LOVE LIFE AND THE AFTER-LIFE." ft. set of photos outside -> natural, pure, fresh connotations

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Playful, fun and cool photoshoot. Almost liminal.. transformative when look at style - see his hair cut through the process.

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"Really earned his seat at the table" "Harry's performance is really extraordinary, it's subtle and it's truthful."

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Chris Nolan - Dunkirk & HOW is Harry Styles as an ACTOR?

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Nolan: I didn't realise just how famous Harry was.

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Dunkirk Interview Special | Christopher Nolan, Harry Styles, Mark Rylance and more | Film4

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Whilst at the same time, his Hollywood co-stars made to do celeb games or quizzes.

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How Well Do The DUNKIRK Cast REALLY Know Each Other? | MTV Movies

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Christopher Nolan, 2017 blockbuster.

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More open about discussing sexuality now. Heteronormativity noticeably pushed in 1D.
Members of 'Directioner' fandom passionately stan Harry and bandmate Louis Tomlinson.

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by Hannah Mellin | 05 04 2016

Just in case you weren't up to date.

Larry Stylinson is more than a bromance: It's a lifestyle. Well, according to some.

Here's your definitive guide. Thank us later.

Who is Larry Stylinson?

Larry Stylinson is the couple name given to One Direction's Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson. It's also the theory that the bandmates are apparently together, in all sense of the word.

There are Tumblr accounts dedicated to their relationship, very detailed erotic fan fiction has been written and you can even get your hands on Larry merchandise.

Larries, as fans of the couple call themselves, have spent years compiling pictures, gifs and messages as evidence of Harry and Louis' everlasting love.

Let's have a look at what's out there...

Larry Stylinson 2016 - latest news

The 1D boys have remained clients with Modest Management since their X Factor days and there have been YEARS of rumours of restrictions (Zayn couldn't even grow a beard while he was in the band), rumours of relationship cover ups - Harry and Louis being one of 'em - and behind-the-scenes angst.

But ever since the band announced their hiatus, everyone is expecting all the boys to break from Modest, which is something that Harry has already done - he signed with a new team very recently, breaking ALL ties with Modest.

Surely it's only a matter of time before the other boys follow suit?

There's speculation that as soon as the boys are disentangled from Modest and their record label Syco, Harry and Louis will be able to go public with their relationship - something Larry shippers have been looking forward to for years.

When did the Larry Stylinson rumours start?

Well there's been a LOT of chat around Harry and Louis' friendship for years, especially in the beginning of the band when the boys lived together in 'marital' bliss. Have a look for yourselves but try not to fall into the evidence lake, you'll be on YouTube for DAYZ.

What do Larry Shippers believe?

THERE. ARE. SO. MANY. THEORIES. Here are the most shocking ones:

**That all of their girlfriends have been a cover up or just not real at all**

Yep, every single one of 'em: Taylor Swift, Kendall Jenner, Danielle Campbell and especially Louis' long-time love Eleanor Calder.

Some Larries have a huge vendetta against Eleanor and Louis, claiming their whole relationship was apparently one big FAKE lie from the get go.

These days, it's literally the case of another day, another theory about Louis and Briana Jungwirth's baby boy Freddie Reign.

Ever since the kiddy was born, Larry Stylinson believers have blasted the whole thing as fake, questioned Louis' decision not to take a paternity test and branded Briana as purely just a surrogate mother for Harry and Louis. INTENSE.

There's even a mad theory that Freddie is actually a DOLL, not a real bubba.

A picture posted by Briana in April 2016 showed Freddie's feet splayed at what some Directioners thought was an awkward angle.

But other pics of Briana holding her baby boy make him look like... well, a completely normal baby.

**That the Rainbow Bondage Bears are really Louis and Harry**

Eagle-eyed Larry Shippers think there's a huge conspiracy story behind the rainbow coloured bears that sit at the side of the stage every night on One Direction's tour.

They've come to the conclusion that Louis and Harry are the ones behind it all, that the bears signify their unity as a couple. They are rainbow bears, after all.

Harry has even acknowleged the existence of the RBBs himself, saying the first bear appeared one night on stage and has been kept ever since as a sort of tour mascot.

"I believe it's a bear that was thrown on stage at one of our shows," he said.

"The crew kept it and they have it taped to the scaffolding. I believe that's what the Rainbow Bear is."

Hmmmm.

This tweet has been retweeted more times than any other EVER and Louis still hasn't taken it down. This tweet is like the cement that glues each and every one of the Larry theories together. And it is quite cute.

What do Louis and Harry say of the Larry rumours?

Well they've always treated the theory as a bit of a joke, mostly not even acknowledging the idea that they could be more than friends. BUT there have been quite a few times where the rumours have wound them up the wrong way.

Of course, when celebrities don't discuss stories about themselves, it usually means they don't want to bring any more attention to the rumours.

Larries take this as proof Harry and Louis are somehow being pressured not to reveal their true feelings for each other - though it could be the case that any comments the lads make only add fuel to the fire, as everything they say gets taken waaaay out of context.

But in 2015, many Directioners noticed Harry and Louis were separated in most interviews and stopped interacting as much on stage. This obviously only made the Larry fan theories that the boys are being forced to stay closeted by their management team even more fervent.

So has anyone from inside the band ever commented on the Larry rumours? Well, since breaking free from the clutches of One Direction in March 2015, Zayn has been questioned on the matter a few times. He finally let rip in an interview with FADAR magazine, no holds barred:

"There's no secret relationships going on with any of the band members. It's not funny, and it still continues to be quite hard for them.

"They won't naturally go put their arm around each other because they're conscious of this thing going on, which is not even true. They won't do that natural behaviour."

Who believes in Larry?

Er, other than a BILLION people on Tumblr, Mumsnet are ALL OVER the idea of Larry and ship it HARD. So it's probably worth asking ya mam if she's a Larry.

Want to explore more? Here are some TIP TOP Larry Stylinson fans to follow:

LarryStylinsonOfficial: perfect if you want to be in the know about EVERY LITTLE DAMN THING.

The Larry Library: Literally heaven for all you Larry fanfic readers.

larrystylinson.com : AN ACTUAL WEBSITE.

Larry symbols, signs and phrases

Think you're a bit of a Larry but feel too shy to shout it from the rooftops just yet? Worry not: here's how to out yourself to fellow 'shippers.

Shipping Forecast - a code phrase that Larries sometimes use when speaking about Larry, say, on Facebook or in public.

'Dark' Larrie - people who ship the pairing really, really hard. AKA, people who think Larry is literally their life.

RBB - the aforementioned Rainbow Bondage Bear.

AIMH - an acronym of that iconic tweet.

Manips - The art of photoshopping the boys next to each other/in bed with each other/kissing each other. People are really rather talented at it, y'know.

Live long and Larry.

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Larry Stylinson: EVERYTHING you need to know about Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson's relationship

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by Hannah Mellin | 05 04 2016 Larry Stylinson is more than a bromance: It's a lifestyle. Well, according to some. Here's your definitive guide. Thank us later. Larry Stylinson is the couple name given to One Direction's Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson.

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Showing support for openly gay NFL player Michael Sam.

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Special edition of tour merch for Pride... money raised to GLSEN.

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2016. For film role & given to charity. Single career beginning, cutting of hair very important as a way to physically distance himself for the star image he had in 1D. Grown up now

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2.3m Likes, 444.1k Comments - @harrystyles on Instagram: "Whoops. #Littleprincesstrust"

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Helps a fan come out to her parents during a concert.

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Harry Styles Helps Fan COME OUT To Her Parents During Show

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Videos inc. questions from fans.. 'favourite colour?' or 'what role does everyone play in the band?' -> Harry labelled 'the flirt'. Understanding of characters within bands, esp. boybands.

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Harry Styles: Behind the Album. Apple Music.

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"I felt like people knew everything about me.. and I realised I didn't like that." ideas of fandom and the need to know everything about someone; intricate, private/personal details that are all to do with the person not the muscic.

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During his final tour stop in Los Angeles, Calif. on Saturday (July 14), Harry Styles paused to comment on a fan's sign before launching into his One Direction hit "What Makes You Beautiful." "Can I read this?" he asked the fan. "It says, 'I'm gay and I love you.'"

Taking this in with a smirk, Styles then thanked the fan and said that he loved them as well. "I mean, we're all a little bit gay, aren't we?" Styles asked, eliciting an uproarious response from his audience.

Styles has been a known advocate of the LGBTQ community for years. At a recent tour stop, the singer helped one of his fans come out to her parents after reading a sign that said she wanted to do so. After learning the name of his fan's mom, the singer shouted out, "Tina, she's gay!"

Styles has also worn and waved LGBTQ pride flags at most of his tour stops this year, constantly making it clear that he supports his queer fans.

Watch the moment between Harry and his fan below:

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Harry Styles Says 'We're All a Little Bit Gay' During Sweet Fan Moment at Final Tour Stop: Watch

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During his final tour stop in Los Angeles, Calif. on Saturday (July 14), Harry Styles paused to comment on a fan's sign before launching into his One Direction hit "What Makes You Beautiful." "Can I read this?" he asked the fan. "It says, 'I'm gay and I love you.'"

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"Never felt the need to label himself."

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Harry Styles has opened up about his sexuality.

The singer has always stayed coy on the subject, but has long spoken out in support of LGBT rights.

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Now, the international superstar has said he's never felt the need to label himself.

Styles, 23, who is currently on a hiatus from being part of boyband One Direction, explained to The Sun: "It's weird for me - everyone should just be who they want to be.

"It's tough to justify somebody having to answer to someone else about stuff like that."

He backed Wrecking Ball singer Miley Cyrus for coming out as pansexual, saying: "Being in a creative field, it's important to be progressive.

"People doing stuff like that is great."

But Styles said he would not be joining her in defining his sexuality.

Asked if he has ever labelled himself, he said: "No, I've never felt the need to really. No.

"I don't feel like it's something I've ever felt like I have to explain about myself."

The Sign of the Times singer, who released his first solo album on Friday, also hinted he may still be friends with ex-girlfriend and pop sensation Taylor Swift.

"Everyone should be friends, right?" he cheekily remarked.

Styles, who has his first acting role in a feature film, Dunkirk, in July, has long been an enthusiastic advocate for the LGBT community.

In 2014, he showed his support for out NFL star Michael Sam while performing at a One Direction concert, by wearing the American football player's St Louis Rams jersey.

And he also said his partner being female was "not that important" to him, after remarking about dating men: "Hey, don't knock it 'til you try it."

Two years ago, he ran around on stage during a New York concert in a Pride flag, prompting cheers from the audience.

Earlier this year, he said on French TV that LGBT rights were fundamental, not political.

"Stuff like equality feels much more fundamental," he said. "I feel like everyone is equal.

"That doesn't feel like politics to me."

He also reacted on The Graham Norton Show to rumours he had had sex with President Barack Obama, joking: "I'm legally not allowed to say."

Asked if he wants to see a photo of the former POTUS for a reminder, he joked: "Don't, it hurts!"

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Inclusivity has also been at the heart of Harry's mission throughout his shows, visible in everything from the merch to his spectacular performances. He worked with the US education organisation GLSEN on their pride campaign, creating limited-edition rainbow versions of his "Treat People With Kindness" slogan T-shirts to raise awareness about protecting LGBTQ+ youth in schools. In San Jose, he even helped Grace, a fan who was attending her 10th Harry Styles concert, come out to her mother. Meanwhile, in London, fans echoed his message by collaborating on the Rainbow Project, where thousands of pieces of coloured paper were used to transform the O2 into a giant pride flag. During his final tour stop in LA, Harry commented on a fan's sign that read, "I'm gay and I love you." His response was, "We're all a little bit gay aren't we?"

So, what's next for Harry? In an Instagram post following his final show, he wrote, "I'm off to write some more music and I hope I'll be seeing you again very soon. Thank you to my band, the crew, and all of you for making this tour so wonderful. Treat people with kindness. Goodbye for now. I love you all." Thanks for the memories Harry - let's just hope the #HROUGHT doesn't last too long.

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Harry Styles's Tour Just Raised $1.2 Million For Charity

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Inclusivity has also been at the heart of Harry's mission throughout his shows, visible in everything from the merch to his spectacular performances. He worked with the US education organisation GLSEN on their pride campaign, creating limited-edition rainbow versions of his "Treat People With Kindness" slogan T-shirts to raise awareness about protecting LGBTQ+ youth in schools.

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Television presenter Caroline Flack has said she does not "deserve death threats" after angry One Direction fans attacked her online for reportedly dating singer Harry Styles.

The 31-year-old, who presents X factor spin-off show The Xtra Factor with Olly Murs, was pictured with the teenage star on a night out in London earlier this week.

Harry, 17, shot to fame last year when boyband One Direction came third on the The X Factor.

One Twitter user, called 1DsMandem wrote Flack "should be having kids not dating them", while another threatened to "hunt her down and shoot her".

Flack took to the microblogging site in her own defence, writing: "Hi one direction fans! To clarify. I'm close friends with harry. He's one of the nicest people I know... I don't deserve death threats. :) x."

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One Direction fans hit out at Caroline Flack after night out with Harry Styles

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Television presenter Caroline Flack has said she does not "deserve death threats" after angry One Direction fans attacked her online for reportedly dating singer Harry Styles. The 31-year-old, who presents X factor spin-off show The Xtra Factor with Olly Murs, was pictured with the teenage star on a night out in London earlier this week.

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Musical responses to their relationship from Taylor & Harry

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Harry Styles - Ever Since New York (Audio)

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Is this the next guy Swift will be singing about?

Taylor Swift's love life is always fuel for her music. But before that, it's fodder for celeb wags. And there's a lot of chatter right now.

In mid-November, Swift, 22, and Styles, 18, crossed paths at The X Factor, where co-host Mario Lopez blabbed that he saw Swift and One Direction's Harry Styles "hand in hand" backstage, and a romance rumor was born.

The latest hot shots to emerge? Sunday. Central Park. The two strolling around smiling. It's a match made in pop music heaven! They aren't smooching or canoodling, but they are strolling through the park seemingly spending some quality time together, looking at seals.

Hollywood Life says Swift is with Styles to make Conor Kennedy "jealous," since he called off their relationship because of their "separate lives." Gossip Cop slams that as "bogus."

Swift hasn't said anything about it. Neither has Styles.

Meanwhile, Swift is expected at tonight's Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Gala, where she will be the honored guest. The gala will be hosted by Swift's idol, Ethel Kennedy. The question is: Will Conor be there, too?

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Taylor Swift, Harry Styles spotted in Central Park

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Since they were spotted together on "The X Factor" set last month, reports have been flying that Taylor Swift and One Direction's Harry Styles are dating.

But last night (Dec. 7) at Z100's Jingle Ball presented by Aeropostale at Madison Square Garden, the rumored-to-be couple walked the red carpet separately and stayed mum on the status of their relationship. (Actually, Swift skipped interviews entirely).

When Styles was asked by a reporter what the last romantic thing he did was, the singer smiled shyly and was pulled away by his rep. So, what did his bandmates -- Louis Tomlinson, Zayn Malik, Niall Horan and Liam Payne -- have to say about Styles' budding romance?

"I'm happy that they're good friends," Tomlinson told The Huffington Post backstage, with a smile. "I've met [Taylor] before and she's a lovely girl."

Styles and Swift spent most of their time offstage together and were reportedly very affectionate with each other, according to The Examiner. The 18-year-old boy-bander was in Swift's dressing room for most of the time One Direction was backstage. The couple also left the arena together, although Styles was heading out to London last night for a performance on Dec. 8 at the O2 Arena.

Swift, who turns 23 on Dec. 13, recently opened up to British Cosmopolitan about her failed attempt at a long-lasting romance.

"I've never had a really long relationship, so I have no idea what that's like," she explains in the January issue. "Wish me luck for the future!"

What she does know though is that it doesn't matter how old someone is, as long as there's a spark.

"I really don't have any rules about dating when it comes to height, age, career choice, anything like that," Swift, who has dated guys from Conor Kennedy, 18, to John Mayer, 35, reveals. "It's really more about strength of character. When it comes to age, I've been all over the map."

"She's a very warm-loving person and she kind of spreads that around to her fans and family and friends," Ed Sheeran, who sings "Everything Has Changed" with Swift, told HuffPost about why a guy would be lucky to date the country cutie. "I think if a guy pinned her down, they'd be happy with that."
Do you think Haylor will last?

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One Direction Weighs In on Harry And Taylor

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Since they were spotted together on "The X Factor" set last month, reports have been flying that Taylor Swift and One Direction's Harry Styles are dating. But last night (Dec. 7) at Z100's Jingle Ball presented by Aeropostale at Madison Square Garden, the rumored-to-be couple walked the red carpet separately and stayed mum on the status of their relationship.

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Kendall Jenner 'wants Harry Styles back .. he's The One'

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We had high hopes they would go on to become the newest power couple, but Kendall Jenner and Harry Styles ended before they even really began.

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Pictured: One Direction singer Harry Styles, 17, leaves 32-year-old Xtra Factor host Caroline Flack's home after sleepover

She has failed to deny talk of a budding romance between herself and the teenage boyband member who is poised on the brink of massive stardom.

But it seems that Caroline Flack's secret is finally out as One Direction singer Harry Styles, 17, was seen leaving her home London home at 9.30am yesterday morning, confirming the 32-year-old is smitten with the school-leaver.

In pictures that will break the hearts of One Direction's young female fans, the tousle-haired heartthrob was seen leaving the Xtra Factor host's home carrying his overnight bag.

Last month, the pair were seen sharing desserts at a restaurant in St Martin's Lane Hotel, London, before leaving together in the same taxi.

The news may come as a something of a disappointment to Harry's mother Anne who has allegedly told friends she is not keen on the relationship.

A source told Star magazine: 'Anne doesn't want Harry to end up getting hurt.

'Caroline is a worldly woman, who is never short of male attention. Anne just feels Harry needs to stick to girls his own age and says Caroline should back off!'

After much speculation of are they or aren't they, Caroline broke her silence on toyboy Styles in an interview with Now - but still failed to cement whether they are an item.

The 32-year-old presenter previously received death threats on Twitter from diehard One Direction fans, warning her to steer clear of their idol.

But Flack maintains she has done nothing wrong and that people simply 'aren't accepting of big age gaps'.

Caroline said: 'I feel like I shouldn't have to worry about what I do. But it's a social thing that people aren't accepting of big age gaps.'

Defending the 15 year age gap between them, she added: 'I keep thinking, "What have I done wrong?" But I haven't done anything wrong.

'What's hard for me to get my head around is people saying it's disgusting. I don't think it is.'

But Harry has stood by her and been very supportive: 'He told me: "Don't listen to Twitter.' He became the mature one at that point. I was like: "I know but it's still quite hurtful." I try not to say anything back.'

The pair first sparked speculation of a romance back in October, when they shared a kiss and were caught on camera flirting during the reality series spin-off show broadcast on ITV2.

Floppy-haired Harry was later quizzed about the tender moment, which can be seen in the video below, squirming awkwardly in his seat and failing to deny the accusation while quipping that Caroline is 'hot'.

Last month, the pair were seen sharing desserts at a restaurant in St Martin's Lane Hotel, London, before leaving together in the same taxi.

Caroline added: 'Some people tend to see the negative immediately and that's what I find strange.

'If two people like each other and get on, why does anyone else find a negative in it?

'I know it's human nature for everyone to gossip. But why say it's bad? No one's being hurt.'

Regarding the death threats, she said: 'It's a form of bullying from people who are hiding behind a computer. I knew they were just a minority of One Direction fans and all very young - it's a kind of fanatical obsession.

'I can't take it seriously or I'd never come out of my house.'

'He (Harry) told me, "Don't listen to Twitter". So he became the mature one at that point.'

At the time, Caroline took to the social networking site and wrote: 'Hi One Direction fans! To clarify. I'm close friends with harry.. He's one of the nicest people I know...I don't deserve death threats. :) x.'

In 2009, Flack was rumoured to be dating Prince Harry, but she later claimed he was just a friend who she confided in following the breakdown of her three-year relationship with The Holloways drummer Dave Danger.

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Pictured: One Direction singer Harry Styles, 17, leaves 32-year-old Xtra Factor host Caroline Flack's home after sleepover

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She has failed to deny talk of a budding romance between herself and the teenage boyband member who is poised on the brink of massive stardom. But it seems that Caroline Flack's secret is finally out as One Direction singer Harry Styles, 17, was seen leaving her home London home at 9.30am yesterday morning, confirming the 32-year-old is smitten with the school-leaver.

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Harry has been rumoured to be dating many women over the years. The most reported on being those pictured. (Left to right: Xtra Factor host Caroline Flack; reality star & model Kendall Jenner; pop star Taylor Swift.

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2013. Documentary film released, featuring live concert footage with behind-the-scenes interviews and antics.

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Members always featured in album covers rather than album art, as they are the selling point.

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2011 - Up All Night
2012 - Take Me Home
2013 - Midnight Memories
2014 - Four
2015 - Made in the A.M.

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Weekly video diaries (aka vlogs now) helped to create a loyal fanbase and provided weekly content for fans.

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- 2011. One Direction were announced as ambassadors for Pokemon/Nintendo. Success of video diaries mimicked in advert for Nintendo -> recreate excitement and hype.
- Young demographic of Pokemon = younger fans of 1D.
- Arguably video games = stereotypically masculine.. not 1D's TA... highlights youth of band plus highlights fun/silly personalities.

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One Direction on Tour - The Pokémon Diaries Episode 1,2,3 and 4

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Harry & the rest of 'the boys' often wore similarly styled outfits in primary or grey colours.

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Harry and his iconic curly hair seemed to set him apart from the rest of the band.

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Hints at Harry's favourability from the growing fan base.

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One Direction's first interview in 2010 - video