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Worst-dressed men in Britain

Ed Sheeran wants to show off his acting chops

03 January 2013

Singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran, above, may have won two Brit awards last year, but he is the worst-dressed man in Britain, according to a panel of GQ magazine fashion experts.

Here is the worst-dressed Top 10:

1 Ed Sheeran (singer)

2 Jon Cruddas (Labour MP)

3 Alex Reid (Jordan's ex)

4 Max George (The Wanted star)

5 James Tindale (Geordie Shore)

6 Ivor Braka (art dealer)

7 Robbie Savage (football pundit)

8 Andrew Marr (BBC journalist)

9 Lord Gilbert (Labour politician)

10 Jason Gardiner (Dancing on Ice judge)

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