What are Harry Styles fans called?

Styles, who has topped the charts and graced the covers of magazines from Vogue to Rolling Stone, is as known for his eye-catching fashion as he is for his music, with GQ recently crowning him a “Date-Night Style God.” Consequently, Styles fans, who are often called “Harries” and “Stylers” depending on who you ask, ...

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Harry Styles fans outside Madison Square Garden on Aug. 20, 2022, in New York City Lucia Buricelli For BuzzFeed News NEW YORK CITY — Several thousand colorfully dressed and delighted Harry Styles fans descended on Midtown Manhattan on Saturday to visit Harry’s House (aka Madison Square Garden), for the first of 15 performances by the global pop superstar. Styles, who has topped the charts and graced the covers of magazines from Vogue to Rolling Stone, is as known for his eye-catching fashion as he is for his music, with GQ recently crowning him a “Date-Night Style God.” Consequently, Styles fans, who are often called “Harries” and “Stylers” depending on who you ask, have been known to bring their fashion A game to the artist’s shows. It’s not just a concert when Harry comes to town — it’s an event. “He makes everyone feel very comfortable with themselves. I know he’s really helped me with that and everyone around me,” said Hannah Kunkiewicz, a fan from New Jersey. “I think he is very good at expressing himself, and I feel it just reflects on other people.”

Kunkiewicz summed it up: “Harry’s fans are hardcore.”

Nikki Michell (left) from New Jersey: “I have loved him ever since I was like 10 years old, so he means a lot to me. I practically grew up with him, and seeing him grow up with me, it is an amazing experience.” Right: Aubrey Williams Music fandom is not new and exists across genres, from punk to hip-hop, and certain groups have elicited strong fandom, from the Beatles to BTS and, oh yeah, Styles's former band, One Direction. No matter what genre, fans of an artist express their support through how they dress and a sense of community. For Styles’s fans specifically, the community is most certainly going strong and includes many enthusiasts of all ages, ethnicities, and genders around the world. “The fans are so supportive and nice. We are all looking after each other,” fan Anvitha Jalagam, of New Jersey, said. “I think it’s very important for people from our generation to have someone to look up to.” Around the Garden, fans sported multiple hues of bright colors, with Styles devotees showing off everything including their Harry-influenced tattoos, makeup, hats, shirts, and homemade signs. It’s common at his shows to see the phrase “Treat People With Kindness” incorporated into fan fashion. That phrase was born from a pin Styles would wear on his guitar strap in 2017 and was then used for official Harry Styles T-shirts.

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A Harry Styles fan outside Madison Square Garden on Aug. 20, 2022, in New York City “I’d be driving or something and see someone in one, and I started feeling like, ‘Oh this is a bit of a thing,’” Styles himself said in 2019. After it caught on with fans, the singer adopted it as a slogan and released “Treat People With Kindness” as a single off his second album, Fine Line. “I look up to Harry because I think his music saves a lot of people, and it definitely did that for me,” Iowa resident Aubrey Williams said. “A lot of his music, people can relate to and [it helps] them know that they are not alone wherever they are going through.” Anvitha Jalagam from New Jersey: “I love his music. I think he is very talented. I have been following I’m since One Direction days, and I am so happy I am going to see him tonight.”

Harry Styles fans outside Madison Square Garden on Aug. 20, 2022

Left: Aubrey Williams from Iowa: “I have tattoos dedicated to him. I look at them every day, and it just makes me happy.” Hannah Kunkiewicz from New Jersey: “The fans are very passionate. They will go to the end of the earth to defend him. I love it. It is really nice to have something you care about so much that you go to these lengths to do [like waiting in long lines outside the venue] and knowing that also other people do that — it is very great. Harry’s fans are hardcore.” Lila Parkel from Connecticut: “It really means a lot to me how he interacts with his fans. His music really speaks to the soul of the right person. I don’t know, it just makes me happy. It makes me wanna get up and dance.” Madelyn Llanes from Long Island, New York: “To me, he is kind of a piece of happiness. It’s always something that I can turn to when I am feeling sad.” Fans get ready before his concert outside Madison Square Garden on Aug. 20, 2022.