Lauren Cohen, who is a Beverly Hills-based executive and career coach, spoke with The List about Harry Styles' body language during his short but sweet acceptance speech, and pointed out a few interesting things about Styles while he was on stage. "Harry Styles wants to communicate with his body language that he is humble and one of us as much as possible," the body language expert shared. "He doesn't stand tall and he even looks down a bit so knowing he had to overcome some shyness as a kid is not surprising. He obviously overcame it and can be an extroverted performer."
When Styles accepted his award for Best Pop Solo Performance, he "touched and held the Grammy" then put it down and continued his speech. Again, this was most likely his subtle way of conveying to the audience that he was trying to "be humble."
"Harry Styles delivered his acceptance speech in a way where his body language shows a simpleness, sensitivity, and almost like he wanted to be in conversation with a small intimate group. Harry used open palms and extended his hands during some thanks reinforcing how grateful he was to who he thanked," Cohen explained, adding that "there were no dramatic gestures and he is about trying to make everyone feel important and not always just be front and center."
