These Brands and Celebs are Recreating Harry Styles’ Album Cover, And it’s Hilarious

The Harry Styles crossovers we didn’t know we needed.

We’re sure this isn’t the first time you’ve heard the name Harry Styles recently.

With his newest album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. dropping on 6 March, Harry’s promotional campaigns have been well underway, including global listening parties, pop-up shops, his BRIT Awards performance and his One Night Only concert on Netflix, to name a few.

Unsurprisingly, brands and celebrities are taking advantage of the hype. Brands all over the world are recreating the album cover and posting it to their social media accounts.

If you haven’t seen the album yet (though we’re not sure how), the original cover depicts Harry under a glittering disco ball in a moody setting.

What brands have jumped on the trend? 

Brands including Teletubbies, IKEA, Domino’s, Monopoly, McDonald’s, CeraVe and M&M’s all hopped on the bandwagon, recreating the album by replacing Harry with their iconic symbols and products and creatively altering the album title.

A favourite of ours is defs the Teletubbies, who committed to Harry’s exact pose and sunglasses, adding the title ‘Hug All The Time. Disco, Occasionally’. Adorable.

Closer to home, the South Australian Police recreated the album cover by adding a seatbelt to Harry and retitling to ‘Seatbelts All The Time. Check Mirrors, Occasionally’.

Sea Life Melbourne Aquarium gave Pesto (remember him? Pesto is the king penguin chick who went viral in 2024 for being the biggest penguin the Melbourne aquarium had ever seen) the spotlight again, retitling to ‘Waddle All The Time. Swim, Occasionally’.

There are many more versions out there, and we can’t deny that we love the dedication and spontaneity of all the brands and people taking part.

Whether you love Harry or not, who doesn’t love it when brands join in on some fun.

More about Harry’s new album.

Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally., is Harry Styles’ fourth studio album. It features 12 indie and synth-pop tracks happily received by fans all over the world after his two-to-three-year hiatus following the ‘Love On Tour’ tour in 2023.

Excitingly, Harry’s break from the stage is over, with the Together, Together world tour kicking off on 16 May 2026 in Amsterdam, featuring residencies in seven cities, including a whopping 30 nights at Madison Square Garden before he finishes in Sydney in December this year.

Image: Aaron Parsons for Rolling Stone UK.