One Direction's Harry Styles spends £1300 in secondhand shop on Union flag, retro till and horns

PUBLISHED: 11:10 EST, 24 February 2013 | UPDATED: 11:14 EST, 24 February 2013

After kicking off One Direction's latest arena tour on Saturday night Harry Styles was not resting up and was out on Sunday.

The floppy haired heartthrob was seen doing a spot of shopping in a secondhand shop in north London.

Instead of spending his millions of hard earned pounds on brand new flashy accessories the singer picked up some very retro and vintage items.

Old soul: Harry Styles was seen buying some items from a secondhand shop in north London on Sunday

Happy days: Harry looked delighted as he spent some of his hard earned cash in the shop

Harry went to a secondhand store called Mr All Sorts and bought all of his prized possessions with cash.

Having walked to a near by cash point for extra money he added an assortment of strange and bizarre items to no doubt decorate his plush bachelor pad.

With his pockets full of money the star splashed out £400 on some animal horns and spent £500 on a retro till.

Collecting time: Harry purchased a retro clock and a old till perhaps for his cool home

Collecting time: Harry purchased a retro clock for £45 and a old till perhaps for his cool home at £500

Wild thing: The singer also picked up these animal horns which he will no doubt hang on his wall

Wild thing: The singer also picked up these animal horns for £500 which he will no doubt hang on his wall

Good days work: The owner of the shop closed the store shortly after Harry splashed out over a grand in it

The patriotic singer also picked up a Union Flag for £250, a art deco Clock for £45, and the letter R for £50.

The cheeky chap also reportedly picked up a sign that said 'Poo' for a cool £100.

Harry was so excited with his new bits that he took a few items home and arranged delivery for the rest.

Easy alphabet: The One Direction star also picked up a large R

Rule Britannia: His national pride came at a cool cost of just £250 and he took it home with him straight away

Money matters: Harry had to make a quick dash to the cash-point before purchasing the items

Crowded house: Harry spent quite a while in the small shop which was crammed full of old items and vintage bits and bobs

With a total of £1345 spent in Mr All Sorts, an onlooker said the shop owner was very happy with Harry's custom and closed the shop for the day shortly after.

Harry needn't worry about spending his money on old items as his current One Direction tour is set to make him and the rest of the group some of the richest young stars in music.

The boys kicked off their Take Me Home world tour in style with a matinee show at London's O2 Arena on Saturday, to a sea of screaming fans.

Just days after their much talked about Brits performance, the five former X Factor stars wowed at the daytime concert, before doing it all over again in the evening.

Kicking off in style: One Direction open their Take Me Out world tour with a matinee concert at London O2 on Saturday

The band, who will now be on the road until November, embraced a rocky style for their first show, dressed in T-shirts, jeans and trainers as they bounded around the stage.

Harry, who has had a busy week of partying thanks to London Fashion Week and the Brits, seemed on fine form as he performed all of the band's best known hits.

Dressed casually, the teen paired black skinny jeans with a Rolling Stones T-shirt and white Converse trainers, with his trademark curly hair looking as bouncy as usual.

Rocking out: The boys embrace their edgy sides as they come over all rocky in skinny jeans and denim jackets during one song

London calling: The boys bound around the stage while the band strum on electric guitars

Edgy image: Harry Styles and Zayn Malik embrace their inner rock gods in old school outfits

Screaming fans: The former X Factor stars look overwhelmed by the staggering reaction that they get from the sea of fans

Bandmate Niall Horan also went for an edgy look for the first show, wearing a denim jacket with leather sleeves, matched with black trousers and high-top trainers.

Performing in front of a band playing electric guitars, the boys looked like they'd ditched their wholesome images in favour of something a bit rockier.

But after an outfit change, One Direction were back to their boyband roots, wearing smart suits and shirts, raised up on a platform behind a screen depicting London landmarks.

Casual look: During one number, the boys dress casually, but later change into smarter outfits

On the guitar: Niall Horan proves his musical talents as he plays an electric guitar during one of the songs

Flying high: The band are raised up on a platform high above the arena as they perform their hit songs

Favourite band? Heartthrob singer Harry shows his love of The Rolling Stones as he wears a T-shirt with the band's name on the front

And if they were nervous about the first show in their eagerly anticipated tour, they certainly didn't show it, proving just how excited they were by writing on their Twitter accounts.

'It's happening ! We're here #TMHtour is kicking off,' wrote Niall before posting a picture of the O2 Arena.

After the show he wrote another message to all of his fans, saying: 'O2 ! You guys were incredible! Really hoped you enjoyed the show! what a great first show! Thank you guys! #TMHtour ! Round 2 in an hour.'