The biggest fashion errors men can make, according to British men

Socks with sandals still considered sartorial suicide

Friday 06 May 2016 09:13 EDT

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Socks with sandals, short trousers and skinny jeans are among the biggest fashion errors a man can make, according to a new survey.

One third of men questioned by Harvey Nichols said socks and sandals was the worst of all clothing errors, with badly fitting clothing and short trousers following closely behind.

The men of Britain also voted Jeremy Corbyn to be the country's worst dressed man and David Beckham the best.

Based on the survey, Harvey Nichols compiled a list of 10 no-go items for men's wardrobes.