Styler

See also: styler

English

Etymology

From Styles +‎ -er.

Noun

Styler (plural Stylers)

1. (slang) A fan of English singer, songwriter, and actor Harry Styles (born 1994).

   Synonym: Harrie

   • 2018 July 2, Steve Salter, “gucci’s latest campaign celebrates collectors, hoarders and obsessives”, in i-D‎^[1], archived from the original on 26 November 2022:

     Ok, so Harry Styles (and his pet chicken) might have had something to do with the influx of Directioners and Stylers hungry for battered and deep-fried salvation but the Florence-based house’s output has helped it become the hottest brand of today.

   • 2019 August 21, “Lov-ing it”, in Daily Star‎^[2]:

     The mag won’t drop for another two weeks but the Stylers are beyond excited about seeing a topless Harry – and at getting a sneak peek of the interview.

   • 2022, Dolores Andral, What You Never Knew about Harry Styles (Behind the Scenes Biographies), Capstone Publishers, →ISBN, page 6:

     CALLING ALL STYLERS! How much do you know about Harry? Take this quiz to find out!

   • 2022 May 30, “Harry Styles hangs with a baby”, in People‎^[3]:

     Stylers swooned over the Grammy winner cuddling a cute fan-to-be between takes of making his “As It Was” music video […]

   • 2022 September 5, Neil McLeman, “Cam’s clash of Styles”, in Daily Star‎^[4]:

     World No.11 [Andrey] Rublev is such a Styler he has twice been to see the British superstar in concert at Madison Square Garden.

   • 2022 October 2, Anna Pursglove, “The Harry Styles backlash”, in You (The Mail on Sunday)‎^[5]:

     Doesn’t HS bestride the pop world like a colossus in a sequined jumpsuit/sheer pussy-bow blouse/boa? / He does. New dates in 2023 for the 28-year-old’s ‘Love on Tour’ have been leapt upon by his legions of ‘Stylers’. […] Surely the Stylers aren’t going to desert poor Harry… are they? / Not yet, but [Timothée] Chalamet’s star is in the ascendant. And Gen Z are so fickle. Is there really room on the red carpet for more than one man in a backless halterneck?