The 1975 Singer Matty Healy’s Grungy Style Through the Years: Combat Boots, Oxfords & More

The 1975 frontman Matty Healy’s edgy sense of dress has become mainstream in the 2020s — and, as the 2010s begin their style renaissance, we’re taking a look back at his top fashion moments over the years. Healy’s approach to dressing has always been distinctly nonchalant. When The 1975 first rose to fame, Healy stuck to his distinctly indie roots, frequently wearing dark color palettes that included ripped skinny jeans and knit layers — often in hues of black. However, upon larger success with the band’s sophomore album “I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It,” the singer opened his wardrobe to more experimentation with color and high-fashion threads — and, nowadays, his style cheekily nods to the dapper dressing of the 1960s and 70’s with a contemporary twist, thanks to help from brands including Dior. While at the mtvU Woodie Awards in 2014, Healy coordinated with The 1975 bandmate George Daniel in skinny black jeans with distressed knees. Healy’s outfit was given an indie edge with a lightly draped black knit sweater, as well as a matching fedora and sunglasses. Faintly worn black Chelsea boots and a red string bracelet smoothly completed his look. (L-R):

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