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Harry Styles is hotter than ever as he rocks the iconic BUNNINGS HAT in front of thousands of screaming fans during his concert at Marvel Stadium in Melbourne
Harry Styles donned a statement Aussie headpiece during his latest concert at Melbourne‘s Marvel Stadium on Friday night.
The 29-year-old British superstar advocated the iconic Bunnings straw hat mid-performance while he sang a selection of his greatest hits on his Australian tour.
His legions of fans went wild for the heart-throb’s nod to the land Down Under, and noted the cultural significance of his endorsement.
And so thousands of concert-goers captured footage of the memorable moment while the As It Was hit-maker danced up a storm on the stage.
‘@harrystyles has no idea the cultural significance of wearing a @bunnings hat,’ a fan wrote via their Instagram Story.
Harry Styles (pictured) donned the iconic Bunnings straw hat mid-performance while he sang a selection of his greatest hits on his Australian tour
Even the official Bunnings Instagram account thought the moment was ‘iconic’.
During the performance, which has since gone viral on TikTok, he wore a glittery sequined red and purple-striped shirt with cherry red pants.
It’s not the first Aussie tradition Styles has done on his tour Down Under.
Even the official Bunnings Instagram account thought the moment was ‘iconic’
During his set at HBF Park in Perth on Monday, the tattooed star impressed the crowd by doing a ‘shoey’ – a vomit-inducing party trick involves drinking a can of beer from a shoe.
It is commonplace for fans at concerts to chant ‘shoo-ey! shoo-ey!’ in the hope the performer will agree to take part in the tradition.
‘This one of the most disgusting traditions I’ve ever witnessed,’ Harry said, before necking a drink from his $1,170 Adidas x Gucci shoe.
Thousands of concert-goers captured footage of the memorable moment while the As It Was hit-maker danced up a storm on the stage
During the performance, which has since gone viral on TikTok, he wore a glittery sequined red and purple-striped shirt with cherry red pants
He has been wearing different coloured versions of the shoe for almost every performance since the start of his ‘Love On Tour’.
‘I feel like a different person. I feel ashamed of myself,’ he said post-shoey.
‘It feels so personal. Such an intimate moment to be shared with so many people. I’ll be discussing this with my therapist at length.’
Melbourne’s massive queues started forming from the stadium all the way to Southern Cross Station from 4am on Friday morning before his first concert kicked off that night
He also he modified his setlist by singing Daryl Braithwaite’s classic anthem The Horses.
Styles has been performing shows across Australia during his Love On Tour this month.
Melbourne’s massive queues started forming from the stadium all the way to Southern Cross Station from 4am on Friday morning before his first concert kicked off that night.
During his set in Perth on Monday, the tattooed star impressed the crowd by doing a ‘shoey’ – a vomit-inducing party trick involves drinking a can of beer from a shoe
Fans dressed in sequins and feather boas were keen to start queuing early to get a good spot in the general admission standing section to see the massive star.
He is slated to perform in Melbourne on Friday and Saturday, then on the Gold Coast on February 28.
His final Australia shows will be in Sydney on March 3 and March 4.
After that, Styles is expected to perform at Mt Smart Stadium in Auckland on March 7 – the same night as the New Zealand census.
Styles (pictured in Perth on February 20) has five more shows in Australia before he jets across the Tasman Sea for his New Zealand concert
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