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Harry Styles’s New Video Is a Rollicking Summer of Love Fantasy

By Dorsey Rohweder 1 month ago

When was the last time you touched something—or someone—without being cautious? With social distancing top of mind, one of the most basic human inclinations has been stripped of its pleasure, but Harry Styles wants you to remember that sense of physical joy. His latest video, “Watermelon Sugar,” which premieres today, is dedicated to the concept of touch, i.e., kissing, hugging, dancing, and all those things 2020 has been short on.

The accompanying visuals from directing team, Bradley & Pablo, capture all that’s electric about Styles’s lyrics. Filmed beachside with an array of sun-kissed models and actors filling out the background, the video depicts a carefree SoCal love-in. As Styles sings, “I want more berries and that summer feelin’ / It’s so wonderful and warm,” while indulging in a fresh slice of fruit, you can almost feel temperatures rise.

<cite class="credit">Photo: PHAM </cite>
Photo: PHAM

Naturally, the unbothered aura of the video comes complete with

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The $4 Nail Polish Harry Styles Wore in His “Watermelon Sugar” Video

By Dorsey Rohweder 3 months ago

Harry Styles has done it again, y’all. Aside from offering up endless sartorial inspiration in the form of printed sweaters, grunge flannels, and frilly blouses, the English singer is also known to take unexpected beauty risks. Specifically, he loves to rock a bold manicure featuring fashionable elements like bright hues and even stylish designs. Simply put, the man is nail goals.

This week marks the release of the music video to accompany Styles’ hit single “Watermelon Sugar,” and the summertime vibe of the flick has left us all craving the beach—and a bite of seasonal fruit. In the video, Styles partakes in a surprisingly titillating watermelon feast while being fawned over by about a dozen models, but the thing that stuck out most? His nail polish, of course! The perfect shade of neon coral popped from the first frames of the video and kept capturing our attention for

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Harry Styles “Watermelon Sugar” Music Video Is Everything We Want

By Dorsey Rohweder 3 months ago
  • Today, Harry Styles dropped the music video for “Watermelon Sugar,” one of his hit singles on his sophomore album, Fine Line.
  • The video, which has the singer eating copious amounts of fruit among a crowd of bikini-clad girls, is dedicated to “touching.”

    There’s only so much I can say about Harry Styles in his newly released music video for “Watermelon Sugar,” fresh off his sophomore album, Fine Line, before this piece starts veering off into NSFW discourse.

    The music video, which dropped today, bursts at the seams with sexual innuendo: the dedication (romantically addressed to the art of “touching”), the swarm of writhing bodies in sun-dipped bikinis, Styles’s teensy-tiny knit sweater vests. Nothing, however, gets the layman viewer going more than watching the singer’s baby-pink-painted fingernails caressing the edge of a watermelon slice.

    In other words, think Mamma Mia! but sexier—and with less Colin Firth.

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    Harry Styles Wore a Pink Manicure in His “Watermelon Sugar” Music Video

    By Dorsey Rohweder 3 months ago

    While our summer may look a little different compared to past warm-weather seasons due to the novel coronavirus, Harry Styles would like to take you to a hot-day paradise in his latest music video, “Watermelon Sugar,” which features the singer frolicking on a beach eating watermelon, surrounded by friends, touching and interacting with them. (Seems like a dream, doesn’t it?) As beauty editors, however, what caught our eye more than the summery, perfect day in the video is Styles’ summery, perfect manicure.

    There has always been a ridiculous stigma surrounding men wearing nail polish. However, that has never phased Styles at all since he wears polish so often, most recently the bubblegum-pink, matte shade in his new video. The hue just screams summer, and whether this year’s warmest months are spent social-distancing near the water or in a Zoom party, there’s always an excuse

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