Norton 'fifth worst dressed'

Graham Norton has been voted Britain's fifth worst dressed man.

The Bandon man fared only slightly better than British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who was named fourth worst-dressed.

David Beckham is Britain's most stylish man - ahead of Hollywood actors, pop icons and his own son - according to a poll conducted by men’s magazine GQ.

Actor Jude Law, who was last year’s winner, and pop icon Robbie Williams made up the top three.

TV presenter Jonathan Ross was named the country’s worst dressed man, with interior designer Nicky Haslam in second place and bespectacled former DJ Chris Evans in third.

GQ asked 300 celebrities, journalists and opinion formers including actress Liz Hurley, comic Frank Skinner and writer Tony Parsons.

Film director Guy Ritchie was named fourth in the best dressed list and he was followed by film producer David Furnish Sir Elton John’s boyfriend and TV star Dermot O’Leary.

Making up the top 10 were actor Hugh Grant, former soccer hardman Vinnie Jones, Trainspotting star Ewan McGregor and music legend Sir Elton John himself.

In the fashion disaster stakes, Prime Minister Tony Blair finished fourth, comic Graham Norton was fifth and behind him was TV chef Jamie Oliver.

Style guru Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, Robbie Williams, singer Cliff Richard and TV presenter Richard Madeley completed the top 10 worst dressed men.