Chiltern Railways helped its staff at Wembley Stadium Station to get in the mood for Harry Styles’ first concert at Wembley Stadium on Friday, 12th June, by arranging for them to be dressed in Harry Styles vests.

Chiltern Railways, which manages Wembley Stadium Station, teamed up with West Herts College in Watford for its students to design suitable Harry Styles vests for Chiltern’s staff on Harry’s first Wembley night.

The staff were unmistakable in their colourful and fashionable hi-vis security-wear, on the platform and overbridge at Wembley Stadium Station, as they assisted fans travelling to and from the concert at Wembley.

Harry Styles’ first night concert was the first of twelve he is holding at Wembley, and is set to break the stadium’s record as being the longest run by a single artist in the venue’s history.

As well as Chiltern Railways, London North Eastern Railway set the mood for fans going to Harry’s gig on 12th June by running a Harry Styles-themed train, with an on-board Harry Styles tribute act entertaining passengers,

“We are grateful to students of West Herts College who designed these wonderful and individualised vests for our event team at Wembley Stadium Station. Our event team and customers joined in vest modelling and photo board moments to create a golden atmosphere under the aperture of the Wembley arches.”

Rachel Evans, Special Events Manager at Chiltern Railways

”Working in collaboration with Chiltern Railways has been a fantastic opportunity for our students to apply their creativity in a real-world setting. Designing and producing the vests for such a high-profile event has allowed them to showcase their skills, build their confidence, and gain valuable industry experience that will support their future careers in the fashion sector.”

Kathryn Harrold, Employer Partnership Manager at West Herts College