#styles-edit

[lou-sweet-creature]

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Hii!! ʕっ•ᴥ•ʔっ, Hace poco me abrí un ig para subir edits, pueden encontrarme como: @sometimes_blue_sometimes_green

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I recently opened an ig to upload edits, you can find me as: @sometimes_blue_sometimes_green

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Love on Tour: Dallas, Texas

I burnt my tongue on some soup before I came out here, and I’m a little hurt by it. But, it’s okay

- HS (11.09.21)

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fine line promo (2/?): harry answers fan letters for capital fm

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harry in italy // july 2020

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happy 3rd birthday harry styles:

At a time when streaming’s sudden supremacy has made musical genres increasingly polygenic, here comes 23-year-old former One Direction dreamboat Harry Styles with an album that gloriously, defiantly doesn’t fit in anywhere — except maybe on some Midwestern FM radio station 20 years before he was born. “Harry Styles” is that rare generation-spanning, forward-thinking retro album, one that nods to the past without garishly repeating it apart from an occasional self-aware wink. It’s loaded with acoustic guitars and has nary a trap beat, drop or apparently even an electronic drum. It even feels like an old-school vinyl album: In an era when many long-players have 18 songs and hover around the 70-minute mark, this one’s got an even 10 tracks and clocks in at 40 minutes, without feeling skimpy. But whether or not the album and its sound make a lasting impression on young ears, Styles has made a bold and brave statement of intent that completely reinvents him as an artist — and leaves a wide-open road for whatever he might want to do next. x

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harry at the fine line listening party in berlin

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13.12.19//harry styles: one night only los angeles

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harry during drag me down // otra indianapolis, 31.07.15