Dancers backstage, waiting to perform, as part of the ‘Vintage by Hemingway’ fashion show, held the Queen Elizabeth Hall, on London’s Southbank.

Interstellar cosmic fashion traveler and style influencer Yasmin Sewell, after the Peter Pilotto  Show at, held at the old Billingsgate market.

The hunt is on! Over the next few weeks I’ll be out and about with the Esquire style team, trawling the streets of the UK’s major cities – and the corridors of Harrods – in the big search for Britain’s Best Dressed Man! The ultimate winner of the competition will be chosen from the photos by a panel of leading style experts and win a prize worth £30,000. So come on Guys!

This is Alexander Lamb. Alexander describes his style as “Classic understated British, with a bit of heritage thrown in, plus a reference to the Sixties American Mad Men look”.

We’ll be visiting Cardiff (26 April), Bristol (27 April), Birmingham (27 – 28 April), Liverpool (28 April), Manchester (29 April) and Leeds (29 April – 30 April) – with more locations to come.  I’ll be posting lots more photos as we progress, so stay tuned… or get your favourite togs on and come and say ‘hi’.

Full details can be found on the Esquire website.

Ellie is wearing Pepe dungarees, a vintage trench with vintage boots. I love Ellie’s  Fresh and simple spring-like look.

Natalie was scuttling down to the tube station at Oxford Street when she caught my eye with those wonderful blue lace socks. I just about managed to get the name of her smart skirt by H&M and the Topshop jacket.  Natalie looked as if she might be dressed for an interview – If so, good luck and great socks Natalie!