Harry Styles celebrated Halloween weekend in New York City by reviving his fan-favorite Harryween tradition across two headlining shows at Madison Square Garden.
According to NME, the pop superstar surprised concertgoers at his Friday night performance by rotating through multiple distinct looks on stage. Styles initially appeared dressed as Elvis Presley before changing into the exact outfit he wore during his 2010 audition on The X Factor.
Stepping back into his breakout moment as a 16-year-old talent show contestant, Styles performed a cover of Stevie Wonder's classic hit Isn't She Lovely. He also entertained the arena audience by jokingly repeating his memorable audition quote, declaring to the crowd that he used to work in a bakery.
The thematic retrospective extended beyond Styles himself throughout the production. His backing band and stage dancers joined in on the concept by dressing up as different eras and visual aesthetics from the singer's musical career.
Halloween 2026 also featured several tribute looks across the music world, with artists such as Lizzo and Rita Ora channeling late country icon Dolly Parton, but Styles made his mark by looking back directly at his own journey to pop superstardom.