Harry beats Wills in style poll
Princes William and Harry may have had their sibling rivalry stoked by the younger royal's higher placing in a list of the UK's most stylish men.
Harry broke into the top ten in GQ magazine's poll for the first time and knocked his brother down the list, despite William having regularly featured in the top ten since his debut in 1996 aged 14.
But, despite begin hailed by judges as "the sartorial world's favourite army recruit", Harry could not beat the tuxedo-style of 007.
Casino Royale actor Daniel Craig, no doubt boosted by his stylish but gritty portrayal of James Bond, claimed top spot, followed by Conservative leader David Cameron who was described by judges as a "politician who understands the news agenda is set as much by appearance as it is by words".
Despite failing to top the charts, the princes both have a good pedigree in the style stakes as their mother Diana was celebrated as a style icon and their father Charles is regularly highlighted by OutKast hip-hop artist Andre 3000 as his number one fashion influence.
