Akshay Kumar could be world's worst-dressed man, says UK editor
21 Oct 2009, 1232 Hrs

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London, Oct 21 With his outlandish dressing sense, Akshay Kumar could be a strong contender for the world's worst-dressed men list, at least that's what the editor of a British magazine believes.

Jeremy Langmead, editor of Esquire magazine, has said that the 42-year-old Bollywood action hero might be one of India's most successful film stars, but he doesn't score too well when it comes to style.

He said that Akshay's enthusiasm for the latest fashions - particularly ones that involve shiny bits attached to them - sadly makes him a strong contender for the world's worst dressed men list, reports Times Online.

While Kumar, just like his contemporaries form Hollywood, loves to sport the latest looks shown on the catwalks of Paris and Milan, his pictures on Google reveal some of the most unappetising outfits worn by modern man, said Langmead.

His oversized sunglasses looks as if borrowed from Victoria Beckham, day-glo hoodies stolen from Kanye West, slogan T-shirts from Henry Holland, and lots of shiny, torso-revealing accessories that remind one just a little bit too much of Daffyd from Little Britain, the literary expert said. (ANI)

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