British adventurer Bear Grylls has been voted the best-dressed attendee at Wimbledon, according to the results of a Daily Mail poll. Grylls secured the top position with 83% of positive votes for his tailored navy suit, an outcome that placed him ahead of well-known fashion figures, including members of the royal family and acclaimed actors.
The poll, conducted at the start of the British tennis tournament, allowed readers to cast their votes for the most stylish spectators. Grylls, known for his collaborations with the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex on wildlife conservation projects, was a surprise victor.
Stanley Tucci followed in second place, with his classic style being favored over more contemporary ensembles. Other notable attendees who ranked within the top 10 for their sartorial choices included Lady Amelia and Eliza Spencer, chef Marcus Wareing, singer Katherine Jenkins, and actor Benedict Cumberbatch.
Conversely, influencer Molly-Mae Hague, whose outfit from her brand Maebe received low marks, and tennis star Naomi Osaka were among those with the least popular outfits. Singer Ellie Goulding was ranked as the worst dressed, receiving only 13% of positive votes for a black and white polka dot minidress.
The ranking was determined by comparing the up and down votes for each outfit. The poll covered a range of attendees, from tennis players to royalty and celebrities, reflecting public opinion on Wimbledon's courtside fashion.