Harry Styles displays his sense of style in a custom Gucci suit with a VERY prominent pointed shirt collar as he attends the premiere for his new film Don’t Worry Darling at Venice Film Festival
He’s known for his flamboyant ensembles and eccentric sense of style.
And Harry Styles nailed a suave look on Monday evening as he attended the premiere for his new film Don’t Worry Darling in Venice during the city’s 79th annual film festival.
The singer and actor, 28, donned a custom made Gucci suit for the occasion, as he rounded off a weekend of looks from the fashion house.
Suave: Harry Styles once again displayed his sense of style on Monday in a custom Gucci suit as he attended the premiere for his new film Don’t Worry Darling at Venice Film Festival
The couture look featured a pair of navy tailored trousers with a matching six-button double breasted blazer.
He layered the vintage two-piece over a dusty blue shirt, which had a dramatic pointed collar peeking out.
Harry sported a pair of white boots with a red heart detail, as his nails were painted a baby blue to match the look.
Accessorising: Amping up the glamour, a selection of gold rings graced both of the star’s hands
Vintage: The couture look featured a pair of navy tailored trousers with a matching six-button double breasted blazer
Amping up the glamour, a selection of gold rings graced both hands – while he shielded his eyes with a pair of oversized sunglasses.
While his mousy brown locks were left in a tousled curl, as he posed for photographers on the red carpet.
Harry’s girlfriend and director of Don’t Worry Darling, Olivia Wilde, also donned a custom Gucci ensemble to the evening.
Blue on blue: He layered the vintage two-piece over a dusty blue shirt, which had a dramatic pointed collar peeking out
Shielded: He added a pair of oversized framed sunglasses to the look
Fans: While the star signed autographs for eager fans, with one even holding a sign explaining they drove 20 hours to see the star
The director stunned in a yellow gown, which featured a silver chain detail, plunging neckline and long mesh train.
While his custom suit followed on from a weekend of Gucci looks, as he donned an ensemble from his HA HA HA collection with the brand earlier in the day.
Attending a photocall for the movie on Monday, Harry donned a pinstripe blazer and white trousers, paired with a blue neck scarf.
In sync: Harry’s girlfriend and director of Don’t Worry Darling, Olivia Wilde, also donned a custom Gucci ensemble to the evening.
Beauty: The director stunned in a yellow gown, which featured a silver chain detail, plunging neckline and long mesh train – as the movie’s star cast all gathered for a snap (L-R) Nick Kroll, Florence Pugh, Chris Pine, Olivia Wilde, Sydney Chandler, Harry Styles and Gemma Chan
The 70s ensemble was part of his collection with Gucci, which he envisioned together with Creative Director Alessandro Michele.
HA HA HA is the combination of “the initials of ‘Harry’ and ‘Alessandro,’ but it is also the onomatopoeic sound of the written essence of an emoji, the ‘laughing face,'” Gucci said in a press release obtained by PEOPLE.
While the star has been working with the brand for a number of years, after he was the face of their June 2018 campaign.
70s: While his custom suit followed on from a weekend of Gucci looks, as he donned an ensemble from his HA HA HA collection with the brand earlier in the day at a photocall for the film (pictured)
He stars alongside Florence Pugh in the highly-anticipated Don’t Worry Darling, which was directed by Olivia.
The movie is set in the 1950s, following a housewife (Pugh) whose husband (Styles) moves them into a utopian community for his new company.
She starts worrying that her husband and his company are hiding terrible secrets as her life is turned upside down.
The cast also includes Chris Pine, Gemma Chan, Nick Kroll, Douglas Smith, KiKi Layne, Timothy Simons and Dita Von Teese.
On-screen: The movie is set in the 1950s, following a housewife (Pugh) whose husband (Styles) moves them into a utopian community for his new company (pictured in the film)
But despite the star-studded premiere, Don’t Worry Darling has already received a wave of backlash from critics in it’s early reviews following the premiere.
Many of the critics blasted filmmaker Olivia for lack of originality and a rather predictable plot – while many felt like her Harry was out of his depth in regards to his performance, with some pointing out his accent.
The Daily Beast senior entertainment editor Marlow Stern criticised Harry for his inability to match his co-star Florence’s intensity.
They wrote: ‘The musician is like a deer in headlights throughout much of the proceedings, and a scene of him crying in the car following a particularly fiery row with Pugh is littered with more crocodile tears than Charlie Sheen being hauled out of his office by the cops at the end of Wall Street (not to mention, his bastardized British accent is a distraction).’
Ouch: However, the early reviews for Don’t Worry Darling starring Florence Pugh and Harry Styles are in after the premiere at the Venice Film Festival on Monday and the majority of them have been negative
USA Today’s Brian Truitt also hit out at Harry’s accent and did not believe the two leads in the film were simpatico as they wrote: ‘Styles has already taken (warranted) grief for an accent that’s all over the place, and his Jack is also a bit of a nonfactor for much of the runtime, though he gets more to do after the Big Reveal. (If you’re paying attention, it’s not that hard to figure out what exactly is happening.)
‘The lack of chemistry between Pugh and Styles is another disconnect – her dynamic with Pine, albeit antagonistic, is far more effective and not explored nearly enough.’
While it’s been a tough ride from critics for Harry and Olivia, it’s not all bad news – with Florence receiving praise on her performance.
The actress was dubbed ‘superb’ in reviews, while The Telegraph chief film critic Robbie Collin noted: ‘Things keep barrelling along thanks to both Pugh and the plot’s punchy critique of certain recent trends in the internet’s more testosterone-raddled dark corners.’
Trouble: The film has also been plagued with drama in recent weeks as rumours of conflict between Florence and Olivia spread
Distant: The pair also kept their space once seated, with Chris, Harry and Gemma between them
The film has also been plagued with drama in recent weeks as rumours of conflict between Florence and Olivia spread.
A report from Page Six in late July claimed that the leading lady was upset that Olivia was hooking up with Styles during the production of Don’t Worry Darling — while still married to Jason Sudeikis — before they split in November.
‘I can tell you for a fact that Flo seeing Olivia and Harry all over each other on set did not go down well as Olivia was still with Jason when she first hooked up with Harry,’ the source said.
Others have noticed that Pugh has sparsely posted about the film on her social media accounts, which has also fuelled rumours of friction on the set.
Unhappy: A report from Page Six in late July claimed that leading lady Florence was upset that Olivia was hooking up with Harry during the production of Don’t Worry Darling — while still married to Jason Sudeikis — before they split in November
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