Don't mess with a mama and their offspring! Harry Styles' mother is clapping back at critics that have something to say about her son's latest cover on Vogue magazine.
Taking a less traditional approach, Styles paired his slicked-back hair with skirts and dresses, taking on an androgynous approach to fashion, which some found to be irksome.
Harry Styles' mom claps back at critics
Harry Styles' mother, Anne Twist, is fighting back against those who have anything negative to say about her son's Vogue cover issue, in which the singer dressed up in both female and male clothing.
Candace Owens, a right-wing commentator and author, slammed Styles for his cover, in which Styles can be seen wearing a dress and a skirt in multiple photos.
On Lorraine, the host, Lorraine Kelly, mentioned to Twist the negative comments Owens made about her son, to which Twist shrugged it off as nothing but ignorance.
"I think maybe I had something to do with it," she admitted. "Because I was always a big fan of doing fancy dress with the kids when they were smaller, which Gemma [his sister] hated but Harry always embraced."
"But who doesn’t love doing a bit of dress up?" she added.
The comments came after Owens slammed Styles for his choice in clothing, saying, "There is no society that can survive without strong men."
"The East knows this. In the West, the steady feminization of our men at the same time that Marxism is being taught to our children is not a coincidence. It is an outright attack. Bring back manly men," she continued.
Styles has previously talked about his androgyny before, and never seems to have an issue with playing around with fashion.
Styles also is the first male to appear on Vogue solo in the 127 years the publication has been in circulation.
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