
Harry Styles wears an anxiety t-shirt advertising Xanax as he enjoys a low-key stroll through London's Hampstead Heath
The singer, 31, was spotted going for an evening walk at Hampstead Heath near his home on Thursday.
Harry took fashion tips from Liam Gallagher as he stepped out in a beige bucket hat fit for an Oasis concert for the stroll.
He also made a statement in a graphic t-shirt, which read: 'Anxiety has many faces - but there is only one Xanax.'
Harry completed the look with a blue overcoat, a pair of relaxed wide-leg jeans and white trainers.
The former One Direction star accessorised with a yellow tote bag and a pair of brown sport sunglasses.
It comes after Harry was spotted soaking up the sights in Italy with a new female companion, weeks after he enjoyed a steamy smooch with Ella Kenny at Glastonbury.
Harry showed off his favourite spots in Vatican City and Rome to Belgian-Congolese designer Kim Mupangilai, who has previously appeared on the cover of high-end interior magazines.
Harry was spotted wandering about St Peter's Basilica and through the back streets of Rome while carrying a bottle of wine with Kim.
In pictures obtained by The Sun, the former One Direction star cut a smart figure layering a blue shirt over a white T-shirt.
Sources also told the publication that Harry has fallen in love with the country, and has been making the most of his summer break by enjoying trips around Europe.
A source told the publication: 'Harry loves nothing more than showing people his favourite spots in Italy.
'He also loves art and Kim has been a great source of inspiration.'
Kim, who grew up in Antwerp, Belgium, has shared pictures on her Instagram of The Loggia Of Cupid And Psyche — a mural depicting a love affair — at the Villa Farnesina in Rome.
Harry took fashion tips from Liam Gallagher as he stepped out in a beige bucket hat fit for an Oasis concert for the stroll
She also posted snaps of red peppers drying on a rooftop in Ravello on Italy's Amalfi Coast.
Daily Mail have contacted Harry's representatives for comment.
It comes as Harry is rumoured to have fallen in love with the small Italian village of Civita di Bagnoregio where he spent the pandemic learning Italian and sign language.
During his final Love On Tour show in Reggio Emilia, Italy, in 2023, Harry thanked 120,000 fans in Italian.
Speaking in their language, he said: 'The last two years of my life have been a wonderful gift and it is truly very special to end my tour here, in a country that has a special place in my heart.'
Harry was recently spotted snogging a mystery woman at Glastonbury, who has since been named as Ella Kenny.
The singer partied into the early hours with pals at Worthy Farm, where he was seen getting very close to the 28-year-old.
Ella is a producer who has worked at a studio in London for around three years, producing 'crossplatform content' for businesses such as record companies and fashion brands.
She has worked alongside Nia Archives, as well as produced music videos for artists such as Rachel Chinouriri, and Slow Thai, as well as Anne-Marie and Aitch's huge hit PSYCHO.
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