Harry Styles loves to break boundaries.

And the “Cherry” singer, 26, made history on Friday, becoming the first man to ever cover American Vogue by himself.

In classic Styles fashion, he did so wearing a ball gown, a look custom-created by Gucci’s Alessandro Michele and paired with a cropped tuxedo jacket.

Photographed by Tyler Mitchell — the young superstar who memorably photographed Beyoncé for the magazine in 2018, becoming the first black photographer to shoot a Vogue cover  — Styles sports an array of gender-bending looks, including a Comme des Garçons Homme Plus blazer and kilt set, a Wales Bonner knitted sweater vest and kilted skirt and a black-and-white checked jacket by JW Anderson.

The team also tasked designer Emily Adams Bode with creating a custom pair of corduroy pants covered in emblems significant to Styles, including many of his tattoo designs and favorite imagery.

Other men who have covered American Vogue include Styles’ former One Direction bandmate Zayn Malik as well as Justin Bieber, who appeared alongside girlfriend Gigi Hadid and wife Hailey Baldwin, respectively.