Prince Harry: his style in 7 points

Elegant and assertive, formal and casual, traditional and trendy, composed and relaxed. If you think that, for reasons of look, these characteristics don’t go well together, you have to think again. They fit together like a prince and an actress starring in a TV series. In fact they are all hallmarks of style who coexist in our red-haired rebel royal of the heart: Prince Harryof course.

Trendy features from which we can take inspiration, now more than ever since William’s brother is on everyone’s lips, and from today in bookstores. Anticipated by an unauthorized spoiler release in Spain, the incendiary memoir book of him is officially available from today for us mere mortals, Spare, in which, outspoken, he shoots zero on the British royal family, all seasoned with other succulent personal revelations. But if the king (Carlo) hesitates, the people (s) fight (cited by Cristina D’Avena). In the sense that sales success seems to be assured on a global level and Harry’s volume seems destined to be found on the bedside tables of many of us closely.

As we prepare to review the burning confessions, we fashionistas have lately x-rayed even more carefully the royal look who doesn’t send her word (a bit like her mother) from which it is possible to extrapolate cool details for à la page lessons to learn even if we don’t have blue blood relatives and a budget the size of Buckingham Palace.

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Harry, we emphasize, was included several times in the international list of the most beautiful dresses of the most important magazines, including Vanity Fair. He is a dynamic and casual guy who has always managed to balance this relaxed side with the more official one. Not to mention that he has also significantly improved his wardrobe since Meghan Markle entered his life, with all due respect to his disgruntled family. Over the years, however, he has mastered the art of balancing between leisure and busy times.

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1.Choose soft nuances that suit your hair and complexion better

Like most ginger boys, Prince Harry is a low-contrast man, meaning he doesn’t have much color contrast between skin and hair. For this reason, rather than bold colors such as black, white, dark blue, neutral, earthy and, in general, less loud colors are more suitable for him. So even on the day of the official engagement with Meghan, the former Duke of Sussex, thanks to his sense of style, chose a suit in a Prussian blue shade, which is also much less serious than the more traditional blue wedding dress navy that brother William wore on his engagement day with Kate.

2. Makes the classic shirt casual

Unless it’s a decidedly suit-and-tie occasion, any dress shirt Prince Harry wears is likely to end up with the top button undone and sleeves rolled up. He often wears dress shirts paired with jeans and casual belts. Flaunted this way, a classic shirt can function like a T-shirt, only with more style and the ability to go more formal with the simple addition of a jacket.

3. Wear ankle boots for looks that are never predictable

In suede, the ankle boots are perfect for formal and informal wear. Prince Harry wears them with just about everything from jeans to a suit. They also work better than most boots and booties in hot weather (nomen omen, for that matter). Harry owns several pairs ranging from dark blue to light brown shades. When you have these shoes on your feet, you don’t necessarily need to match the belt.

4. He made bracelets a hallmark

She has always had an addiction for bracelets, so much so that at the beginning of the millennium she wore several all together. And we are not talking about elegant jewelry for men of high social status, but about backpacking student accessories. Even though today he’s downsized and wears one or at most a pair together, Harry has never stopped being a bracelet guy. Typically he is spotted with a metal model on his arm and/or a pair of small beaded bracelets. He also had one with colored beads when he announced his engagement to Meghan. A lesson to learn: make your fashion obsession a style signature.

5. Match Meghan’s looks with style details

Since their first public outing in 2017, the Harry/Meghan Markle couple has proven to be sartorially in tune in coordinating coats and other style details. Also through this support-à-porter Harry has always conveyed the message before the eyes of the world to support his wife in all respects, so much so that he also often wears branded garments, such as J. Crew, preferred by his better half.

6. He knows that a sports watch makes all the difference

We know that quality sports watches can be both casual and elegant. They convey the feeling of being a gentleman yes, but of action. Prince Harry usually wears a Rolex Explorer II, originally created for mountaineers and built to survive some of the toughest conditions in the world. But he was also often seen wearing a Breitling Aerospace, a Swiss ana-digi (analog and digital) chronograph pilot’s watch with quartz movement and stainless steel bracelet.

7. Choose a gentleman’s bow tie

Like his father and older brother, Prince Harry often prefers peak lapel jackets when it comes to tuxedos. Taking further style cues from his father Carlo, he has opted several times for a double-breasted suit which gives a touch of sophistication to the outfit without attracting too much attention. Also preferring a self-tie bow tie over a clip and hook option, an à la page move any modern gentleman should make their own.