"To be clear, Harry Styles at the Grammys is not a surprise. The musician-actor has long been a familiar sight at the awards show - the three-time winner was omnipresent during the early 2020s. But, since releasing Harry's House in 2022, Style's antics have skewed monkish; beyond his blisteringly fast incognito marathons, he's generally managed to recuse himself from the glaring limelight."
"That was, of course, until last month's much-anticipated announcement of his forthcoming album Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally, a seemingly clubby, house-adjacent project set to be released in early March. Beyond rocketing Styles back into the public consciousness, it might help explain his presence at the Grammys last night, where he took to the stage to hand out the Album of the Year, a prize that would ultimately go to Bad Bunny."
"Although absent from the official red carpet, Styles is never one to shy away from a 'fit, and he took full advantage of the Grammys' loose-ish dress code while presenting the award. In seeming homage to his new dancehall aesthetic, the actor took to the stage in what might be aptly described as tuxedo-tailoring-meets-techno, sporting a (ready for this?) nipped-waist, peak-lapel, semi-sparkly matte grey double-breasted Bar jacket, sans shirt and oozing with retro pop icon swagger."
The Grammys featured multiple notable plotlines, including hardware for DeBÍ TiRAR MÁs FOToS, a stacked Best New Artist category, and the constant threat of Timothée Chalamet. Harry Styles returned to the Grammys in a semi-surprise appearance to present Album of the Year, an award ultimately won by Bad Bunny. Styles announced a forthcoming album, Kiss All the Time, described as disco-leaning and house-adjacent and due in early March. Styles avoided the official red carpet but embraced the Grammys' loose dress code onstage. He wore a nipped-waist, peak-lapel, semi-sparkly matte grey double-breasted Bar jacket without a shirt, dark-wash straight-leg jeans, a Cartier Tank watch, and mint-green Dior ballet flats.
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