What to wear to the Harry Styles ‘Together, Together’ concert in 2026 – according to a fashion stylist

If there is one thing we know about a Harry Styles concert, it’s that the fashion is just as important as the setlist. As we look ahead to his 2026 shows, the “Together, Together” aesthetic is fun with a capital F. While the heart of the style remains rooted in joy and self-expression, the ‘Together, Together’ shows are going to be a fashion moment. 

To help us navigate the feathers and flares, we spoke to celebrity fashion stylist Ellis Ranson, host of the hit fashion podcast Talk In Wardrobe, to find out how to nail the look for 2026.

1. The Cowboy Hat 2.0: “More Elevated”

We can’t talk about a Harry Styles show without mentioning the accessory that defined an era. “The last Harry Styles tour, we saw cowboy hats and feather boas so I’m sure we will see lots of that again,” Ellis notes. “But this time, it’s more elevated.”

Forget the neon plastic hats of the past; for 2026, Ellis suggests thinking about high-quality felt, intricate beadwork, and customised embroidery. The feather boa is also getting a glow-up – instead of shedding feathers, fans are opting for marabou trims, faux-fur stoles, or even sequined fringe scarves that offer that same movement without the mess.

2. The 70s Retro Palette: Red, Yellow, and Cherries

The 2026 vibe is leaning heavily into a nostalgic, sunny aesthetic. Ellis predicts “a nod to the 70s retro styling, with lots of yellow and red.” This isn’t just about primary colours; it’s about a specific vintage saturation.

Look for “polka dots and cherry print” to channel that playful, Fine Line era energy. Whether it’s a cherry-print silk scarf or a polka-dot mini dress, the goal is to look like you’ve just stepped out of a high-fashion 1970s summer camp.

3. The Silhouette: Exaggerated Collars and Flares

Harry has long been the champion of the wide-leg trouser, and that isn’t changing anytime soon. “Expect flares and exaggerated collars” to be the dominant silhouette in the crowds, says Ellis.

To make this look work for 2026, look for “a modern take on the 70s disco.” This means sharp tailoring, high-waisted corduroy flares, and “pointy” dagger collars that peek out from under sweaters or blazers. As Ellis often discusses on Talk In Wardrobe, it’s all about bringing your fashion A-game to every occasion. For the Harry Styles concert, think Mick Jagger meets modern-day Gucci aesthetic.

4. Disco Ball Fever

This new tour is all about ‘Ready to Dance’ energy. Harry himself has hinted at the high-energy vibe of the new shows, and the fashion is following suit. “For me, that’s giving 70s disco,” says Ellis.

Prepare for “disco ball accessories” to take centre stage. We’re talking “disco ball earrings, handbags, and even disco ball fabric mini skirts” that catch every beam of the stage lights. If it sparkles, it’s in.

5. The Finishing Touches: Quirky Retro Accessories

No Harry-inspired outfit is complete without the jewellery. This season, the trend is shifting toward “pearl colourful necklaces” – a mix of classic sophistication and mismatched “kidcore” beads.

And for the face? “Quirky sunglasses or retro sunglasses” are a non-negotiable. Ellis recommends oversized acetate frames, tinted lenses in shades of amber or rose, and heart-shaped specs that add that signature Harry whimsy.

6. The “Together, Together” Movement

Ultimately, the 2026 tour aesthetic is about more than just clothes. As Ellis puts it: “It’s all about glamour, glitter and movement. Everyone coming together and having one big disco.”

The 2026 look is “sequin dresses, metallics, retro tees, and statement jewellery. It’s about fun colours, making fashion exciting and free.” Whether you’re in a full sequined jumpsuit or a vintage band tee with perfectly fitted flares, the most important accessory is the confidence to be exactly who you are.

For more style secrets and insider tips, listen to Ellis Ranson on her podcast, Talk In Wardrobe and follow her on Instagram @ellisransonx.