Sexy boy Izzard

For the past four or five years, Eddie Izzard has dabbled with conventional masculinity in the same way other people toy with vegetarianism. During what he describes as his “blokey phase”, he wore jeans and a t-shirt and took serious acting roles.

For the past four or five years, Eddie Izzard has dabbled with conventional masculinity in the same way other people toy with vegetarianism. During what he describes as his “blokey phase”, he wore jeans and a t-shirt and took serious acting roles.

Now Britain’s most famous transvestite is looking for a change, so he’s gone back to doing what he’s famous for – stand-up comedy wearing women’s clothes.

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