Harry Styles’ Pleasing x JW Anderson Collab Drops—But Fans Are Shocked by the Price!

Harry Styles has launched a bold new collaboration under his beauty and lifestyle brand, Pleasing. But for fans hoping for new music, this project takes a different direction—straight into high fashion.

The 30-year-old pop icon has teamed up with British designer JW Anderson to release a colorful and fashion-forward collection of clothing and accessories. While the designs reflect Styles’ signature aesthetic, the steep price tags may leave fans stunned.

Harry Styles and JW Anderson Unveil a Luxe Collection

Taking to Pleasing’s social media accounts ahead of the official launch party on Wednesday, the brand teased a behind-the-scenes photo of Styles reviewing the designs with Anderson.

The collection features a range of statement pieces, including vibrant wool cardigans, hooded tops, and accessories—many mirroring Styles’ own eclectic style.

However, fans will need to splurge if they want to own a piece of this high-end fashion line.

– The Pleasing x JW Anderson logo hoodie is priced at a staggering £255 ($320 USD).

– The Bumper bag comes with an equally hefty price tag—£850 ($1,070 USD).

– The Bunch of Balloons knitted cardigan retails for £650 ($820 USD).

– A collection of phallic-shaped leather keyrings is available for £265 ($335 USD).

While the collection’s pricing reflects its luxury positioning, some fans are already debating whether the steep costs are justified.

Did Harry Styles Get a Hair Transplant? Fans Speculate

As excitement over the new collection builds, another conversation is taking over Styles’ fanbase—his seemingly restored hairline.

Photos from Styles’ early years in the spotlight, particularly from his 2010 X Factor audition at age 16, show him with a full head of signature curls. But over the years, fans noticed a shifting hairline and a developing widow’s peak.

Now, at 30, recent pictures of Styles at high-profile fashion events—alongside icons like Anna Wintour and Salma Hayek—suggest his hairline may have made a remarkable comeback.

Experts Weigh In on the Hair Mystery

Dr. Zayn Khalid, a London-based cosmetic doctor, shared his professional opinion on the transformation:

“He’s grown his hair out, but it looks quite different from how it used to. In previous photos, he had significant frontotemporal recession, but now his hairline appears noticeably improved. If he hasn’t had a transplant, he’s likely using some form of hair-loss medication.”

Fans React: “I Knew a Transplant Was Coming”

The speculation first started when Styles debuted a buzz cut last November—a move often associated with preparing for a hair transplant.

One fan wrote on social media: “When he shaved his head, I knew a transplant was coming. Whoever did this is a genius—it’s subtle, but the difference is there.”

Another added: “I’m 99% sure he’s had a transplant. There’s no way he just shaved his head for aesthetics. I support the transplant 100%.”

And yet another commented: “That new transplant is doing wonders for Harry—I’m obsessed.”

If the speculation is true, Styles would be in good company. Many celebrities, including actor James Nesbitt and soccer star Wayne Rooney, have publicly acknowledged undergoing hair restoration procedures.

Rooney, now 39, openly tweeted about his transplant back in 2011: “Just to confirm—I have had a hair transplant. I was going bald at 25, why not? I’m delighted with the result.”

Similarly, Nesbitt admitted in a 2017 interview with Radio Times that multiple hair procedures had not only restored his hairline but also positively impacted his career.

Final Thoughts

As Harry Styles steps further into the world of high fashion with his Pleasing x JW Anderson collaboration, fans have a lot to talk about—both about his bold new designs and his seemingly transformed hairline.

While the luxury collection is bound to attract fashion lovers, it’s clear that only those with deep pockets will be able to indulge. And as for the hair transplant rumors? Styles, as always, remain enigmatic, letting speculation run wild.