With the start of summer, Harry Styles has once again been spotted embracing his signature off-duty look across Europe. This week, the singer and actor was seen in North London wearing red athletic shorts, a lavender baseball cap, a David Hockney shoulder bag, and yellow Prada Re-Nylon and suede sneakers. While Styles’ stage and red carpet style leans toward the theatrical, his personal summer wardrobe remains grounded—repeating key elements like lightweight fabrics, bold color accents, and functional accessories.
It’s not the first time Styles has opted for this kind of laid-back silhouette. In recent seasons, he’s become a familiar presence in Rome and Berlin as well—often photographed in athletic shorts, loose T-shirts, and worn-in trainers, moving through city streets with minimal fanfare.
While in London, Styles paired red athletic shorts with a lavender cap, a David Hockney shoulder bag, and yellow Prada sneakers. His style, as always, leans toward the experimental, yet remains effortlessly cohesive.
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As summer 2025 begins, it’s clear that Styles isn’t setting trends—he’s maintaining a personal code. And for anyone walking through a European capital this season, a glimpse of short shorts, bright sneakers, and a familiar face may well be part of the view.
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