Harry Styles promotes his own album by wearing a Fine Lines T-Shirt as he visits BBC radio studios

His second solo album Fine Line was released last week.

And Harry Styles chose to be his own best advert as he wore a shirt with his record title on it during his promotional tour at the BBC Live Lounge on Wednesday.

The singer, 25, wore a simple white T-Shirt which had a heart over his name and the album title underneath, as well as blood drops appearing to fall from the symbol. 

Harry tucked in his top into a pair of light brown flared trousers, while he stepped out in a pair of white trainers.

The Sign Of The Times hitmaker kept off the winter chill by wearing a blue and light yellow plaid shirt which he made sure to wear open to show off his shirt.

Keeping his tousled mane back with a pair of stylish shades, Harry complemented his look by accessorising with a white beaded necklace. 

This comes after Harry insisted he is not using ‘sexual ambiguity to try and be more interesting’ but demands fans respect his refusal to discuss his sexuality.

Harry refuses to publicly define his own sexuality, although he is a vocal supporter of LGBTQ rights but says he is not using the cause to make himself more interesting.

Speaking to The Guardian‘s Weekend Magazine, he revealed that he doesn’t mind being asked about his sexuality but insisted he has no plans to definitively provide an answer.

He explained: ‘What I would say, about the whole being-asked-about-my-sexuality thing – this is a job where you might get asked. And to complain about it, to say you hate it, and still do the job, that’s just silly.

‘You respect that someone’s gonna ask. And you hope that they respect they might not get an answer.

‘It’s not like I’m sitting on an answer, and protecting it, and holding it back. It’s not a case of: I’m not telling you cos I don’t want to tell you. It’s not: ooh this is mine and it’s not yours. It’s: who cares? Does that make sense? It’s just: who cares?’

The Adore You hitmaker was also asked about his androgynous style and his Fine Line album sleeve, which, with its pink and blue stripes, the interviewer suggested could be a ‘gesture at the trans and bisexual pride flags’.

Yet, Harry said sexuality doesn’t come into his decision-making but more that his decisions are based on if he ‘think it looks cool’.

The singer shot to fame nearly 10 years ago aged 16 when appearing on the X Factor and joining boyband One Direction.

While appearing on the 2010 edition of the show, Harry was handpicked by Simon Cowell alongside Louis Tomlinson, Niall Horan, Liam Payne and Zayn Malik to form the group.

Despite finishing 3rd in the competition the band went on to have global success winning nearly 200 awards and topping charts worldwide.