Harry Styles is going viral after complimenting a stranger's outfit in London, who detailed his adorable encounter with the singer on Instagram.
Picture this: You're hanging out at a park wearing a great outfit when suddenly, someone comes up to you and compliments your look — and people start paying attention and asking for pics. But it's not really a stranger, it's Harry Styles! This exact situation just happened to Darnell Davis, who detailed his adorable encounter with the singer on Instagram and went viral in the process.
I’m flattered , but she points at my new friend and says, ‘No, I mean with him!’” Davis snapped the woman's picture with Styles, and a crowd began to form. “I’m thinking, Okay, who is this dude!? So I lean over and whisper, ‘Who are you?’ He grins and says, ‘I’m a singer.’ Cool, I think. I ask, ‘What’s your name?’” Of course, it was the one and only Harry Styles. Davis took a photo with Styles, who was wearing a powder blue cardigan over a T-shirt, gray pants, and orange-tinted sunglasses.
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