As most Brits headed to sunny locations for their summer holidays, research has revealed the top fashion faux pas mistakes that people made while away on holiday. According to survey results, the most common and the most heinous fashion crime that people were guilty of committing were socks worn with sandals and beer bellies that were openly exposed on the beaches.
The survey also revealed that the worst holiday fashion mistakes were most commonly made by people from the Midlands.
The poll took into account the opinions of 600 people who stated what they thought of the fashions sported on beaches by British holidaymakers. Among the mistakes were tight swimming trunks, sunburn, clothing with too many logos, and women’s thongs.
A third of those polled stated that women should not wear football shirts while on holiday and another 20% felt that men should not either.
While holidaymakers from Manchester, Newcastle, Scotland, the North East, and Essex all made the bottom of the list in terms of fashion choices, those from the Midlands and Birmingham were considered the worst dressed. On the other hand, the East England and Yorkshire holidaymakers were considered the best dressed.
The poll also took a look at international tourists, with USA tourists ranked the worst dressed on holiday followed by the Greeks, Germans, and British. The best dressed tourists by country were found to be the Spanish and Italians.
In addition, men were more likely to found committing fashion faux pas even though they were also voted the most likely to purchase new clothing on holiday over women.
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