Harry Styles Appears to Clap Back at Candace Owens Over 'Bring Back Manly Men' Comment

Olivia Wilde is using her power as the hottest rising director in town for good: Bringing Chris Pine and Harry Styles together onscreen for collective pleasure. The very handsome men co-star in her sophomore feature, Don't Worry Darling, a thriller starring Florence Pugh as a 1950s housewife questioning her utopian neighborhood.«The aesthetic of the movie is beautiful.

Harry Styles really gave fans a one-two-punch with his cheeky response after his songwriting collaborator, Kid Harpoon, was named Songwriter of the Year by Music Week! Upon announcing his tremendous accomplishment on Instagram on December 15, Kid Harpoon, who was a co-writer and producer on Harry’s album Fine Line, received a lot of love, save for a few snarky comments from Harry. “They found 8,000,000 opposing ballots in a bin behind his house. FRAUD,” Harry wrote.

Noah Cyrus came under fire for the language she used while defending Harry Styles amid his drama with conservator author Candace Owens.On Wednesday, December 2, the “I Got So High That I Saw Jesus” singer, 20, took to Instagram to show support for the Grammy nominee, 26, who made history in November by becoming the first-ever man to appear solo on the cover of Vogue.

Harry Styles has responded to right-wing American commentator Candace Owens after she suggested he wasn’t “manly” enough.Owens mocked the singer and commented “bring back manly men” after Styles wore a dress in a recent photo shoot for Vogue magazine.The right-wing pundit went on to describe men who wear traditionally feminine clothes as an “attack” on Western societal standards of masculinity.Offering a brilliant riposte to Owens, Styles shared an Instagram photo of himself wearing a dress and

direct to your inboxHarry Styles has mocked the controversy over his American Vogue front cover.The 26-year-old singer sparked debate when he posed in a Gucci dress for the December edition of the magazine, and now he's spoken out for the first time about the fuss. This time Harry has posed for Variety magazine in a powder blue suit and frilly blouse while eating a banana.

Harry Styles used his British humour to a t while giving a classy shade to the conservative pundit Candace Owens' recent dig at the 26-year-old singer for his Vogue cover shoot. Owens had earlier tweeted, "There is no society that can survive without strong men.

Weeks after wearing a dress for his Vogue Cover story, Harry Styles has responded to Candace Owens’ “manly men” comment. The conservative commentator slammed the singer’s outfit in November, taking to social media to tweet “Bring back manly men” after seeing his cover photo in the magazine. Now, in a new interview with Variety, Styles decided to hit back at her in the best way.

Much ado has been made about the ideals and pitfalls of masculinity since Harry Styles has dared to step beyond the boundaries of cuffed Dickies and crew necks, or whatever "manly men" are supposed to wear. First, he made his 2019 Met Gala debut walking the pink steps wearing a sheer, high-neck Gucci blouse and a tantalizing pearl earring.

Harry Styles clapped back at Candace Owens after the conservative author criticized him for wearing a dress on his historic Vogue cover.“Bring back manly men,” the Grammy nominee, 26, wrote via Instagram on Wednesday, December 2, alongside a photo of him eating a banana in a frilly pale blue suit.Styles also discussed the drama in Variety’s Hitmakers issue, which was published on Wednesday and named him Hitmaker of the Year.“To not wear [something] because it’s females’ clothing, you shut out a

Harry Styles threw some subtle shade at Candace Owens on Wednesday in response to the political pundit’s criticism of his Vogue cover, in which he donned a Gucci ball gown.“Bring back manly men,” he captioned a picture of himself wearing a powder blue suit and ruffled shirt while eating a banana.In November, Owens, 31, tweeted the words Styles, 26, used in his caption.The conservative wrote, “There is no society that can survive without strong men. The East knows this.

US Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez recently weighed in on the discourse surrounding Harry Styles’s recent infamous photoshoot, in which the Watermelon Sugar singer was featured wearing a variety of couture skirts and dresses.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom will bend the knee to Black Lives Matter, author Candace Owens argued Wednesday, reacting to the organization calling on Newsom to appoint a Black woman to fill the Senate seat that will be vacated by Kamala Harris.

Logan Paul discussed Harry Styles’ Vogue cover, for which the singer donned a dress, during this week’s episode of his Impaulsive podcast. When one of Logan’s co-hosts agreed with Candace Owens’ evaluation that the cover was “not manly,” Logan rushed to Harry’s defense. Things even got a bit heated between the co-hosts as Logan firmly stuck to his opinion.

Olivia Wilde joins the list of celebrities defending Harry Styles after he graced the cover of Vogue with a lace-trimmed Gucci ball gown, paired with a tuxedo jacket.The stunning outfit started commotion amongst Harry’s fanbase, as he was praised for including gender-fluid fashion in the iconic publication, however the singer was also quickly criticized by the conservative audience, including political commentator Ben Shapiro and author Candace Owens.Olivia, who is currently directing Harry in

 Harry Styles  made headlines last week for being the first male to appear on the December cover of Vogue magazine on his own. The former One Direction member appeared on the cover wearing a lacy Gucci dress and tuxedo jacket.

Harry Styles‘ mom Anne Twist is speaking out about her son’s iconic Vogue magazine cover, where he wears a Gucci gown on the cover.