YungBlud

Inside Yungblud’s Lifestyle

Signature Style & Fashion

Everyday Essentials

• Pink Socks — Yungblud’s most iconic everyday item. “I first got them because I wanted something I could wear everyday that kind of made me stand out.” Wears them literally everywhere — on stage, in the bath, on a run. “I would never take them off if I could.”
• Eyeliner & Makeup — A non-negotiable part of his identity. Started wearing eyeliner at a school disco aged 9–10. “I don’t think makeup should just be limited to one gender.” Confronted a teacher who questioned it: “You wish you looked this good.”
• Stage Dress — Wears a dress on stage over mesh tops, describing it as essential. “I feel like I look good in a dress on stage — it makes me feel sexy. Just because I’m a man biologically doesn’t mean I can’t wear a dress.” Wore it at the Victoria Secret Night show.

Jewelry & Sentimental Accessories

Gold Chains

• St. Christopher Pendant (WWI heirloom) — The most meaningful item Yungblud owns. “My Nana gave me this after she died — it actually went through World War One. Her dad had it in the trenches.” He wears it on every flight and tour as protection. “Thank you Nana for keeping me safe.”
• Wears multiple gold chains daily and “never takes them off.”

Health & Performance

Stage Essentials

• Asthma Inhaler — Medical necessity on tour. “I give everything on stage — I always try to be as energetic as I possibly can. But then I get offstage and I need it. I just need it right now.” Described himself as a “penguin off Toy Story” after shows.

Beverages

Yorkshire Tea

• Yorkshire Tea (specialist brand) — “Always chatty, essential as hell. You just could have a cup of tea no matter what mood you’re in — if you’re passing exams, if your album goes to number one, if your goldfish dies.” Yungblud describes tea-making as “a bit of an art”: tea bag in, let brew one minute, squeeze the bag with a spoon, splash of milk, two sugars, take it to bed.

Art & Inspirations

Rock & Roll Photography Collection

• Collects prints of his favorite rock and roll stars — specifically live photos. “I love stepping into the mindset of a performer through images.” Keeps them framed throughout his home.
• Described his home as a “prized possessions” gallery — each item has personal significance rather than monetary value.

Philosophy & Identity

Self-Expression

• Advocates for gender-fluid expression across fashion, makeup, and performance: “No matter what, you can express yourself. If you want to wear makeup, if you want to wear a chicken suit — on my show you can rock and roll and express yourself.”
• Spoke about biological assumptions around clothing: “I hate the way we’ve put boundaries on ourselves.”
• Breakthrough stage: Had been wearing eyeliner, nail polish, and women’s clothing since age 9–10 — this identity has been consistent throughout his career.

Most Prized Possessions

From His Home (Esquire Curated)

• Live rock photography prints — selected for their ability to “step into the mindset” of performers
• WWI St. Christopher pendant from his late Nana — “this has been through things I can’t even imagine”
• Stage dress — worn at headline shows as a symbol of self-liberation
• Custom eyeliner collection — described as “love in a stick”

Sources: GQ, Esquire Curated (YouTube)