Harry Styles is no stranger to food-based sexual innuendos. From eating melons and strawberries (you know) under summer skies on his 2019 hit “Watermelon Sugar” to calling someone so hot that he could cook eggs on their body on the track “Music for a Sushi Restaurant” (which, who knows, is maybe also an euphemism), appetite and desire are inextricably linked in his discography. So it’s fitting that he teased a new item from Pleasing, his unisex lifestyle brand, in a promotional spot for his Saturday Night Live hosting gig: a T-shirt stamped suggestively with two pasty-like cinnamon buns, on the verge of dripping off the shirt. Pleasing teased the collection with a cheeky message on their website: “Nice buns. One for you, one for me.” The line doesn’t come from a current Styles lyric—at least not one already featured on his brand-new fourth studio album, Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally—but it’s easy to imagine him stumbling upon, perhaps while spilling out of an Italian café, La Bionda’s 1978 disco track “One for You, One …