Harry Stiles became the hero of the December issue of Vogue. The singer decorated the cover of the publication and became the first celebrity man who was solely appeared on the cover of the legendary magazine. However, his photos caused the indignation of some readers, because Harry posed in skirts and dresses.
On this occasion, an activist Candace Owens commended: "No society can survive without severe men. East knows it. In the West, there is a steady feminization of our men, while our children teach Marxism - I do not think that this is a coincidence. This is a direct attack. Return courageous men. "
Harry was supported by many fans, as well as his colleague Olivia Wilde, who answered the indignation of Candace: "You are pitiful."
In an interview with Vogue, Styles just touched on the theme of men's and women's clothing and shared his eyes.
"People who are in music - Prince and David Bowie, Elvis and Freddie Mercury, Elton John - real showmen. As a child, I was just delighted. Now, if I put on something very bright, I do not feel crazy. I think if you wear what you feel beautifully, you're like a superhero costume and get strength from him, "said Stiles.
He admitted that it inspires women's clothing and he does not see the need to limit himself in choosing. "As soon as you erase this barrier, a whole space is opening for you on which you can play. Sometimes, when I go shopping, I catch myself on what I look at women's clothing: she seems to me awesome. Whenever you put yourself barriers, you just limit yourself. In the game with clothes, really a lot of joy, "the artist shared.