Harry Styles Shades Candace Owens' 'Bring Back Manly Men,' Discusses His 'Vogue' Gucci Dress

Vogue cover shoot, Noah hopped on her Instagram Stories to seemingly fire a racially offensive shot at conservative pro-Trump supporter Candace Owens, who upon seeing Harry's cover, said that society needs to "bring back manly men."Noah posted a picture of Harry in his ruffled gown and wrote "he wears this dress better than any of u nappy ass heauxz" for the caption.

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 a sense of humor when it comes to some of the criticism he received last month for wearing a dress on the cover of .One of the singer's most vocal critics was conservative commentator Candace Owens, who tweeted, «There is no society that can survive without strong men. The East knows this.

Harry Styles discusses his love of fashion, quarantine, Black Lives Matter, and more in a new interview with Variety.

wrote in response to a tweet from Vogue promoting its new Styles interview.Also Read: Candace Owens Dragged for Calling Harry Styles' Vogue Cover 'Attack' on 'Manly Men'On the cover, which was the first one ever to feature a man by himself, Styles wore a Gucci dress. The tweet that prompted Owens’ criticism used this quote from his accompanying interview: “There’s so much joy to be had in playing with clothes.

“Bring back manly men.” That’s all that Harry Styles wrote when posting a pic from his Variety Hitmaker of the Year photoshoot to his Instagram on Dec. 2.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the latest public figure to defend Harry Styles for wearing a dress on the cover of US Vogue.Earlier this month, the “Watermelon Sugar” singer made history by becoming the first solo man on the magazine’s cover.

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.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the latest public figure to defend Harry Styles for wearing a dress on the cover of US Vogue.Earlier this month, the “Watermelon Sugar” singer made history by becoming the first solo man on the magazine’s cover.

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 looked fabulous as the first man to grace the cover of American Vogue, but unfortunately some people 'lost their minds' over the shoot. American conservative activist Candace Owens caused a furore when she said "bring back manly men.""There is no society that can survive without strong men.

Harry Styles’ mother Anne Twist spoke about the One Direction star hitting headlines with his recent Vogue cover during an appearance on Tuesday’s “Lorraine”.