"Ha roll" Harry Stiles fashion blockbuster self-release, curly hair nail art smile cheerful

The new album "Harry's House" is about to be released in May, and the promotional "Harlem" Harry Stiles appeared on the cover of the 100th issue of Better Home & Gardens magazine. The signature curly hair and cheerful smile, the lines at the end of the eyes, the furry stubble and the nude nail polish are all faithfully documented by Tim Walker's footage.

In addition to the new album, Ha Roll has two new films this year that play the male number one, both of which have been set to R rated. Singing and acting have not fallen, it is really a bit of a volume.

A new film, "Dear Don't Worry," directed by girlfriend Olivia Wilde, is set in an isolated, utopian community in the California desert in the 1950s, in which Ha Roll plays the perfect husband of heroine Florence Pew, but hides a dark secret inside. There are large-scale sex scenes in the film, which has been scheduled for release in North America on September 23.

Ha roll and Pew play husband and wife

The other is the british team's same-sex theme "My Police", adapted from the gay novel of the same name. Set in the British town of Brandon in the last century, Ha Roll will play the male protagonist Tom, who after marrying the heroine, discovers that his true love is museum curator Patrick. The female lead is played by Emma Colin (The Crown) and the male number two Patrick is played by David Dawson ("Spring in a Lonely Country").

Directed by Michael Grandagi and two male actors

Last year's Dazed magazine cover blockbuster. There is no style that he does not dare to try: