Harry Styles Reveals His New Haircut At A Soccer Match
Harry Styles has a fresh appearance!
The 30-year-old Grammy winner made his hair debut on Sunday while watching Luton Town vs. Manchester United in the English Premier League at the Kenilworth Road stadium in the United Kingdom. Wearing a knit blue sweater, a white button-down shirt, and a black coat, Styles was spotted flaunting a new haircut: a short quiff.
The hair has short sides and a little volume up top. It looks to be a shorter take on his iconic look, but it’s lengthier than his recent stunning buzz cut. Styles was spotted smiling with friends during the game and even applauding the events on the field while watching from the stands.
While attending a U2 concert at the Sphere in Las Vegas in November, Styles was photographed with Bones and All actress Taylor Russell, sporting a new buzz cut. The One Direction ex-member wore the ensemble to a London party honoring his brand Pleasing a few days later. Pleasing later posted a picture of the man with short hair on its Instagram page.
Although the cut thrilled some admirers, others seized the occasion to make jokes about Styles violating the “no shave November” guidelines. Later that month, Styles’ mother, Anne Twist, objected to some unfavorable comments about her son’s haircut.
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