Harry Styles maintained his menswear-with-flair aesthetic for night four at London’s Wembley Stadium on Friday during his “Together, Together” tour, pairing a custom Charles Jeffrey look with his trusty white Dries Van Noten sneakers.

Styles has repeatedly reached for a pair of Dries Van Noten shoes to complete his on-stage looks lately. He’s been wearing a pair of white high-top sneakers with a slim sole and tonal overlays, a silhouette which could be seen in the brand’s men’s spring 2026 show.

When asked on iHeartRadio earlier this year what the dress code is for the “Together, Together” tour, Styles responded that he wanted people to wear “comfy shoes” for dancing, so his Dries Van Noten footwear presumably lives up to his own rule. He’s shown his devotion to the slim Dries Van Noten sneaker style on and off the stage. He wore the white high tops in the music video for his song “Dance No More,” off his new album “Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally” and has also showcased them in different colors in high- and low-top versions.

On night four at Wembley, Styles’ Dries Van Noten shoes went with a custom Charles Jeffrey look. As the brand’s 002 “No Wave” client and long-term friend of the brand, Styles wore the Loverboy “5 Minute Early” jacket in black wool suiting with a contrasting teal collar. This was accompanied by a crisp shirt and a black and white polka dot tie, a brand signature. The look was completed with black self-belted shorts which were inspired by vintage sportswear and given a tailored spin. Styles was styled by Harry Lambert.

Among his tour looks so far, Styles has also worn a custom Calvin Klein Collection outfit back in Amsterdam, a primary colored ensemble set off with white boxing boots.

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