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Harry Edward Styles or Harry Styles as he's referred to in the music world is a British composer and singer. Harry Styles belongs to the group One Direction. He was born at Holmes Chapel (Cheshire), England 1 February 1994, he is the son of Des Styles, and Anne Cox. Harry Styles attended the Holmes Chapel Comprehensive school. There together with three students, he founded his musical group, White Eskimo. In 2009 they participated in the Battle of Bands where thanks to their impressive performances they won. Even though he had always expressed an interest in the music world but despite his enthusiasm for it, he wished to be a lawyer or physiotherapist. A part-time job in a city bakery in his early opportunity to make money for his family. Harry Styles, in 2010 was a contestant on The X Factor. His song Is not She Lovely was recorded by Stevie Wonder. This is why his band broke up. Nicole Scherzinger, the jury participant of The X Factor suggested Harry Styles to join the band One Direction with Liam Payne Zayn Mlik Niall Horan Louis Tomlinson and Liam Payne. Simon Cowell sponsored five teenagers to create the group in the year 2010. The group sang songs such as My Life Would Suck Without You by Kelly Clarkson and Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler so the group was one of the contenders to be the winner. The group was however placed third behind Rebecca Ferguson, and the winner Matt Cardle. Harry Styles' group didn't take home the prize, however Cowell did pay 2 million pounds in cash to One Direction for them to agree to a contract with Syco.

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