Harry Styles's Radiant Rolling Stone Cover Belongs In The Louvre

He gave us booty popping at a Ariana Grande concert. He served us one of the most cute Met Gala outfits we've ever seen. And right now he's fresh-faced and dazzling on the cover of Rolling Stone.


Harry Styles is blowing us away once again with an absolutely gorgeous photo shoot that landed him on the cover of the magazine, and we're in awe of its power. It's also dangerous and also pure for this world, plus it needs to be kept in back of glass so that no one may sully its exuberant aura. Put some sunglasses on, dim the lights, and scroll down a little to take it all in.


It's interesting that fine art like this hasn't already been placed beyond glass with a "do not touch" sign in the Louvre, are we right? And let's talk about the cover story to go with it: "Sex, Psychedelics, and the Secrets of Stardom," which teases some pretty salacious topics from Mr. Styles' world that we're very interested in hearing more about.


Honestly, is there anything Harry can't do – aside from playing Prince Eric in Disney's The Little Mermaid remake? And that doesn't count, because he refused the role, and yes he very much could have blown us all away if he determined to. He did us a kindness by refraining, you visualize. Because we can hardly stage name this cover as it is. So let's see: hmm, no. Doesn't look like it.


Unfortunately, the supply Harry's appearing on isn't out just although, so we can't read the story or visualize the rest of the pictures included in the shoot. That's a shame, although we can wait. Check newsstands on September 3 for your copy, if the shelves haven't already been wiped tidy by then. In the meantime, perhaps we should all be taking a trip Paris to be able to see the unveiling of the latest masterpiece of the art world. That's where this cover will probably be permanently housed, immediately after all.