Harry Styles Gets Shady in ’70s-style Valentino Aviators on the Front Row After Disney Fantasia x Pleasing Pop-up Stores Debut
Harry Styles looked cool and cozy at Valentino’s spring 2025 show during Paris Fashion Week on Sunday.
The “Watermelon Sugar” crooner wore tawny ‘70s-style aviators paired with a complementary orange sweater. Underneath, he wore a pale blue top with a frilled collar paired with black slacks.
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Styles’ appearance comes on the heels of Saturday’s pre-launch of his lifestyle brand Pleasing’s collaboration with Disney’s “Fantasia.”
The capsule includes apparel, accessories, nail polish and skin care that incorporates the quirky characters from the beloved film.
Ranging from $25 to $289, the collection is currently available at Pleasing pop-ups in select Disney stores, such as Disney Springs in Orlando, Fla., as well as the brand’s locations in Times Square in New York and on London’s Oxford Street.
At Disney Springs, the former NBA experience space has been reimagined with a purple keyhole-shaped entrance with hot-pink accents. Inside, plush red curtains are offset by seafoam walls, pink and turquoise display cases, and a deep blue carpet.
In addition to the collaboration collection, other Pleasing products are available to shop in-store, including its wide variety of nail polishes, knit bucket hats and fragrances.
The partnership will be available internationally on Oct. 4 on pleasing.com and disneystore.com.
“From very early on, ‘Fantasia’ was always in the front of our minds at Pleasing. The aesthetics, the mood, the bold illustrations, the colors and, ultimately, the epic world that Disney has created, were very much a world that resonated with Pleasing,” said Harry Lambert, Pleasing’s creative director.
Last year, Shaun Kearney became the company’s first chief executive officer, and told WWD he’s been working to expand the brand’s presence and make sure it resonates with an audience beyond Styles’ own.
“We’ve seen some very promising retail metrics indicating a promising outlook for permanent retail expansion. New customer acquisition remains to be a top priority for us, especially with a focus on personalized experience tailored to consumer preferences,” he said in an interview.
Before joining Pleasing, Kearney was chief design and merchandising officer at Gwyneth Paltrow’s lifestyle brand Goop, where he started six years ago as senior vice president of fashion.
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