Harry Styles is too "embarrassed" to wear a disguise.
Whilst the 20-year-old singer - who is part of chart-topping boy band One Direction - agrees that he is regularly noticed whilst out and about, he revealed that he wouldn't like to hide under a wig to avoid being recognised.
He told Yahoo!: "I think the thing is about a disguise is that if you were to do that - which is embarrassing anyway - the amount of embarrassment you would feel after being discovered in disguise would be too much."
Bandmate Louis Tomlinson added: "It would just be uncomfortable if you got caught out, wouldn't it. 'Oh yeah, I have dressed up as someone else!'"
Meanwhile, the 'Steal My Girl' hitmakers have spoken out about the nude photographs that are currently plaguing the celebrity sphere, revealing that it could "never" happen to them because they don't upload their pictures to cloud systems.
Harry said: "There's no naughty pics on our phones, no."
Fellow band member, Niall Horan, added: 'Never, never!'
Louis also admitted that he was thankful he hadn't decided to sync his photos to his iCloud account.
He said: "I was thinking about the whole iCloud thing, I had iCloud set up, only for my calendars, so the only thing that could leak was my calendars, so I was safe on that front. Luckily, I didn't click photos."
Zayn Malik also revealed that there was no chance of any nude photos of him leaking because he had replaced his lost smartphone with an old Nokia device that didn't have the capabilities.

Chris Brown wants more discussions about drugs to take place.
The 'Forever' hitmaker revealed that he, himself, took medicine for anxiety, Xanax, and has issued a warning to young people about prescription drugs.
The singer thinks it should be a more widely discussed topic because he believes young people are turning to controlled substances more and more now.
He told Hot 97's radio show: "I was turnin' up. I was off the syrup, the Xanax, turning up. That's the hood cocktail right there.
"I'm not ashamed about talking about it because a lot of our youth is doing that now, thinking it's the cool thing to do. And I don't knock anybody's hustle or however they gotta do they thing, but, I just feel, for me, it wasn't conducive to me."
Chris also admitted that being intoxicated had begun to impact his work.
He explained: "I was falling asleep on video sets. I was cussing people out randomly. I was doing crazy stuff. I would wake up, ask my homies, 'Hey, man, so what time we gotta shoot this video?' And they'd be like, 'Dude, we shot it yesterday.'
"Not to say it's the best, but marijuana never messed me up, it always kind of relaxed me, I'm a hyper guy - but when I started doing the lean and all the other stuff, I'd be in the studio, and if I smoke, I go in there and write five, six songs, be done, boom. But if I go in there and do the lean, I'd be sitting in the booth asleep. And the music would just be playing."

Katie Holmes "can't wait" to have grandchildren.
The 'Dawson's Creek' star - who has eight-year-old, Suri, with ex-husband Tom Cruise - has revealed that she is excited to be a grandmother and wants to have the relationship with her daughter's children that she shared with her own grandma.
She told PEOPLE magazine: "The Holmes family is enormous. Because my dad was the youngest of five, and I'm the youngest of five, I was the youngest of all the grandchildren.
"[My grandma] used to give me her clip-on earrings, and I thought she was so glamorous. And she used to say to me, 'Katie, you have such pretty eyes ... they're just like mine.'"
She added: "I'm going to say that to my many grandkids someday and I can't wait."
Meanwhile, the 35-year-old actress recently admitted that she struggled with taking on the role of a single parent, following her split from Tom in 2012.
She explained: ''You do the best you can. Some days you feel really good about yourself and some days you don't.
"You really need to support each other, help people through whatever it is they're going through - whether it's: 'My kid just threw a tantrum' or 'I was late for graduation' or whatever it is, you know!''

Vin Diesel has paid tribute to the late Paul Walker, calling him a "special angel".
Alongside his co-stars of 'Fast and Furious 7', the 47-year-old actor thanked the film's fans for their touching words about his "brother", who died aged just 40 in a car crash in Los Angeles last year.
Speaking at the premiere of the film's trailer, Paul's co-star, Tyrese Gibson said: "Even when that moment happened, of us losing our family and Paul, we all have significant others ... or not, we all have our own immediate circle of family and friends and loved ones, but they didn't know Paul the way we knew Paul.
"So if it wasn't for us meeting up, talking, having those conversations...I mean, me and Michelle [Rodriguez] were hanging for like four or five days straight until I [saw] her smile again."
The 35-year-old singer and actor credited the film's "family" unit for helping them all get through the tragedy of losing a close friend.
He added: "I was at Vin's house, I did everything I could possibly do, you know, Jordana [Brewster] was out of town a lot [filming 'Dallas'] ... we did whatever we had to do as a family to, like, rebuild each other and have the conversation that only we could have, to help us to get through that very rough patch."

Katherine Heigl doesn't think she is "rude".
The '27 Dresses' star - who has worked with big Hollywood names including Gerard Butler and Ashton Kutcher in the past - hit back at allegations that she is "difficult" to work with.
When asked about the rumours in a Q & A on her Facebook page, she wrote: "Yeah, I've heard those too ... honestly I don't think I am ... nothing makes me more uncomfortable than confrontation or hurting someone's feelings and I would never, ever, actively do so on purpose.
"Of course just like any human being, I've made mistakes and unwittingly or carelessly spoken or acted but I always try to make any wrong right."
She added: "That doesn't mean I won't stand up for myself by drawing boundaries and asking to be treated kindly and respectfully but I don't do that with any rude or unkind intentions, just with the same strength and honesty I think every one of us is entitled to."
Recently, 'Grey's Anatomy' creator, Shonda Rhimes, openly blasted Katherine, saying that she had inspired her to develop a "no a**holes" policy on set.
The pair worked together on the medical drama for five years until 2010 but their relationship soured after Katherine, who played Dr. Izzie Stevens on the show, withdrew her name from an Emmy Award category in 2008, citing that she hadn't been given enough material in the series to "warrant" a nomination.

Daniel Radcliffe has banned himself from ever wearing glasses.
The 25-year-old actor - who starred as the boy wizard in the 'Harry Potter' film series - has revealed he will insist on having contact lenses if his sight ever gets impaired because he doesn't want to be compared to the character he played for 10 years.
He told MTV: "It's gonna be contacts or like triangular glasses or something just to really put some distance."
Meanwhile, the 'Horns' star recently revealed that he is desperate for fans to stop comparing his recent work to his role in the fantasy series.
He explained: "There is no one film that fully separates me, in the eyes of everyone else, from Harry Potter - that isn't going to happen.
"It's about building up as diverse and interesting a body of work as I can."
He added: "I'm looking forward to the day where I can release a film and it not be talked about in [relation to 'Harry Potter']."
Daniel also admitted that he wants to show his future children the 'Harry Potter' films but will wait until they are old enough.
When asked if he thinks the movies will "stand the test of time", he said: "Well will they or won't they remake them before my kids are grown up? Will my kids be saying, 'My Dad was the original Harry Potter?'
"That's all a possibility! I have thought at what age would I let my kids see those films because it is such a weird thing - I think I'm going to try and not for a long time."

Debbie Harry was always a sex symbol.
The Blondie singer admits her mother was worried about her from a young age because men found her attractive but she has never shied away from the attention.
The 69-year-old star said: "Even as a little girl, I attracted sexual attention. My mother used to be very concerned about it. But for good or for bad, I never felt compelled to hide my sexuality."
Debbie also claims she used to be a "poet groupie" who used to be fascinated by Gregory Corso, even though she was "terribly afraid" of him.
She said: "The poet Gregory Corso used to hang out on East Seventh Street between Avenues A and B, and he was such a flirt! I was terribly afraid of him, because he was so forward. But he was a brilliant poet, so I would dare myself to walk down that block because I had a weird temptation to see him. I guess I was sort of a poet groupie."
The 'Heart of Glass' hitmaker never felt the urge to settle down because the idea of marriage makes her feel "uncomfortable".
She said: "Perhaps I was ahead of my time in terms of women's consciousness. In those days, the wedding vows were 'Love, honor, and obey,' and I felt that I had more to offer in a partnership. I wasn't thinking in terms of morals or anything grand; I just felt uncomfortable with it."
And the legendary singer thinks she has become more conservative in recent years.
She told Harper's Bazaar magazine: "I don't know if I'm the risk taker I once was. But I've always been determined not to accept the status quo. Had I settled down for any other life, I would've been unhappy. I didn't really have a choice."

Woody Harrelson is relieved Jennifer Lawrence hasn't been "f***ed up" by fame.
The 'Hunger Games' actor loves that his 24-year-old co-star has remained down-to-earth despite becoming the "biggest female star in the world".
Recalling the first time they ever met, he told Vanity Fair magazine: "She'd just done a movie, and people in the industry knew her, but she wasn't really famous. And so I watched her grow into, amazingly, the biggest female star in the world. And it's staggering to me how much she's been able to just hold on to her basic decency and her amazing, marvelous spirit.
"You know, it's not terrible, people tell you you're great; what's terrible is when you start believing it. She never got f**ked up.
"She's an amazing girl. She's one of my favourite people on the planet."
Woody delights in the fact his friend has no filter and doesn't worry about censoring herself.
He added: "She's just very forthcoming. It's almost shocking how much she'll say, you know. That's super-fun, and also it's shocking sometimes because it's so on the edge.
"It's like she doesn't have a censor. I really love that in people. I guess there are some people I don't love it in, but in her it's wonderful."

Lena Dunham has reacted angrily to claims that she sexually assaulted her younger sister.
In an article published by right-wing blog Truth Revolt on Thursday (30.10.14) entitled "Lena Dunham Describes Sexually Abusing Her Little Sister", the writer cites a passage from the 28-year-old author's new book 'Not That Kind Of Girl' claiming that it describes the star conducting an inappropriate act at the age of seven, on her one-year-old sister, Grace Dunham.
The excerpt reads: "Grace was sitting up, babbling and smiling, and I leaned down between her legs and carefully spread open her vagina. She didn't resist and when I saw what was inside I shrieked.
"It quickly became apparent that Grace had stuffed six or seven pebbles in there."
However, the 'Girls' creator has furiously denied the accusations, branding them "disgusting".
Taking to her twitter account on Saturday (01.11.14) evening, she wrote: "The right wing news story that I molested my little sister isn't just LOL- it's really f**king upsetting and disgusting.
"And by the way, if you were a little kid and never looked at another little kid's vagina, well, congrats to you.
"Usually this is stuff I can ignore but don't demean sufferers, don't twist my words, back the f**k up bros.
"I told a story about being a weird 7 year old. I bet you have some too, old men, that I'd rather not hear. And yes, this is a rage spiral. (sic)"
She ended the series of messages by revealing that her sister, now aged 22, had found the whole situation to be hilarious.
She added: "Sometimes I get so mad I burn right up. Also I wish my sister wasn't laughing so hard. (sic)"

Jessica Lowndes says Los Angeles is "filled with phonies."
The former '90210' actress, who previously dated former professional rugby player Thom Evans, admits she has struggled to stay true to herself in Hollywood in the past because she is surrounded by fake people in the City of Angels.
She said: "LA is an amazing place, but it's also filled with phonies - and the lifestyle can consume you if you don't stay true to yourself."
The brunette beauty stars alongside Bruce Willis and Jon Cusack in her new movie 'The Prince' and was anxious about meeting them for the first time because they are such big stars.
She added to US OK! magazine: "I was definitely nervous because these are legends I grew up watching, but they were so down-to-earth and sweet.
"'90210' was a great stepping-stone, my character experienced everything from drug addiction to pregnancy. So I think it prepared me for something as dramatic as 'The Prince' but [in the movie] there's a lot less screaming and crying."
Jessica also recently released her single, 'Silicone in Stereo', and would love to collaborate with Ellie Goulding or Sam Smith at some point.
She said: "I was actually pursuing it [a music career] way before I got into acting. My mom is a piano teacher, so I've been playing since I was five.
"I love Ellie Goulding and Sam Smith. I'm also a huge Drake fan. It would be sick to do a song with him, because he was also an actor who made the switch to music. Plus, he's a fellow Canadian!"

Katie Melua has found a spider living in her ear.
The 'Nine Million Bicycles' crooner has opened up about the terrifying situation, revealing that doctors told her that the arachnid had been there for a week.
Posting a picture of the spider on her Instagram account, she wrote: "So I had a rustling in my ear for a week and went to the doctor to have it checked out this morning. THIS little fella is what they found!"
The singer-songwriter - who has released six albums, including her hit 2003 debut 'Call Off the Search' - hypothesised over how the eight-legged creepy-crawly got into her ear, blaming it on an old pair of ear-pieces.
She explained: "Basically I used these old in-ear monitors to block out sound on a flight, little spider must have been in them and crawled inside my ear and stayed there for the week.
"It was no hassle at all, apart from the occasional shuffling noises..."
Despite the strange experience, the 30-year-old insists that both her and her spidery friend are now safe and well.
She said: "Though the thing looked TERRIFYING up-close on the doctor's camera, once he took him out ( using a micro Hoover ) it was pretty small, and now its in this little test tube, alive and seemingly fine."
A spokeswoman for the star added that there was a happy ending for the arthropod, revealing that it is now living in 'The Closest Thing to Crazy' singer's garden.
She concluded: "Katie kept it in the test tube and released it in her garden when she got home.
"Apart from shuffling and random noises in her ear, the spider was no bother for the entire week it lived there."

Anne Hathaway believes aliens exist.
The 'The Devil Wears Prada' star has admitted that she believes there are other life forms in the universe, but is unsure of what they would look like.
She told The Mail on Sunday newspaper: "I've never had any problem with the idea that there is other life in the universe.
"Does that life look exactly like us? Probably not. In fact, I couldn't even imagine what these other life forms might look like, or what set of values they might hold or knowledge they might understand."
She continued: "I've always thought it's highly unlikely there's nothing out there. I certainly don't struggle to believe that they exist."
The 31-year-old actress features in new science fiction film 'Interstellar' as one of four astronauts, and revealed that while she dreamed of exploring the solar system as a youngster, the stars have become more and more intriguing for her as she has matured.
She admitted: "I did want very much to go into space when I was little, but I was very bad at both maths and science when I was at school so I could never even dream about making that journey.
"Then, when I was older, I started to watch a lot of nature documentaries, which later led to documentaries about science, about physics, about the universe."
She added: "Astronomy has been a mini-passion of mine for some time now."