Gordon Brown 'the worst dressed man of the year'

London: Britain's Prime Minister Gordon Brown has been voted "the worst-dressed man of the year". Brown has in fact moved up the rankings from third worst-dressed last year to being the worst-dressed man in the 2010 poll by GQ magazine, for being "anything but a prime example of British style".

However, the British Prime Minister is not the only world statesman in the rundown, with French president Nicolas Sarkozy in third place and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Il in eighth, the 'Sky News' reported. The magazine declared of heel-wearing Sarkozy: "Perhaps the French President should spend less time worrying

about his stature and more time worrying about his style." And, to add insult to Brown's injury, his political opponent David Cameron has secures a place as one of the top 10 best-dressed, in eighth place.

Arctic Monkey Alex Turner, James Bond star Daniel Craig, the Prince of Wales and even pint-sized Ronnie Corbett have also made it into GQ's best-dressed list.

The worst-dressed list includes funnyman Russell Brand (second), London Mayor Boris Johnson (fourth) for being "Charlie Chaplin... with a touch of Laurel and Hardy, more Hardy than Laurel" and the whole of the Top Gear team (fifth).