New Yorkers often claim that staying fit is purely a matter of opting for a long walk, rather than taking the subway or hailing a cab. And perhaps there is no better urban substitute for a leg-strengthening exercise than crossing the steep Williamsburg Bridge, as musician Harry Styles has made a habit of doing during his recent extended stay in the city.

On St. Patrick’s Day, the British pop star wore a navy Prada windbreaker and a weathered pair of black Adidas Sambas (no green in sight, unfortunately) for a jaunt across the graffitied suspension bridge that links Manhattan and Brooklyn—the same pink-toned bridge that he and his girlfriend, Zoë Kravitz, were spotted crossing that same day while wearing sweet little hats. (Unrelated: I walked right past Kravitz myself on an Avenue A sidewalk in the East Village the next day.) A solid bridge-walking ensemble that also happened to be as subtly luxurious as the musician’s bridge-running ensemble (a long-sleeved band t-shirt, Jacque Marie Mage sunnies, and bright white New Balances) as we witnessed last week.

Styles arrived in town ahead of his sophomore hosting gig at Saturday Night Live, which aired over the weekend with Styles playing both host and musical guest. During a promo spot for the episode, Styles wore a cinnamon roll T-shirt from his brand, Pleasing, that exhibited the same hypnotic effect as the gunslinging fembots in Austin Powers, owing to the pastries’ placement. A testament to the range of his style, Styles donned a panoply of outfits in the weeks since he landed in New York City. Prior to his SNL performance, he wore an unreleased leopard-print Chanel 25 flap bag.

Styles is scheduled to perform a 30-show residency at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan later this year, as part of the programming behind his latest album, Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally. Presumably, we will continue to be bump into him 135 feet over the East River this fall.