The Best Dressed Men Of Wimbledon 2016

Anthony Joshua is 6"5 and nearly 16 stone, so we're going to focus on the fact he found a suit that fits so well, and forgive him for wearing his tie just a little bit too short.

We've told you before not to wear a black shirt under any circumstances. Unless you happen to be David Beckham, in which case you make it look like the easiest thing in the world to pull off (it isn't).

Green is, in our opinion, an underrated colour when it comes to suiting. And, as proven here by Cumberbatch, if you get the shade just right then it's versatile enough for summer, winter and all the seasons in between.

We can only ever dream to be a third as cool, relaxed and suave as Chiwetel Ejiofor taking in the action from Centre Court in this solid three-piece.

Federer fan Bradley Cooper swapped his baseball cap and t-shirt for a simple but well-executed all blue number for Murray's big match.

Jude Law hasn't done himself many favours in the style stakes recently (lots of drop crotch trousers), but there's something bold and appropriate about this off-white courtside ensemble.

The one player to make it onto this most hallowed of lists. The king of SW19 may have fallen short this year, but he's still the only player on tour to look so effortlessly suave in boring, white tennis kit.

Wills has become something of a burgeoning style icon recently, as shown by his on-trend stone and blue summer get-up for the men's final.

It's fair to say that the new London Mayor cuts a slightly more stylish figure than his big, blonde predecessor

If Mark Ruffalo doppelgänger Bennett Miller would get his handsome swede out of the way, you would see that Luke Evans' Polo Ralph Lauren, stone blazer is a slick choice for taking in the final.

A fine example of laid-back, summer tailoring by Oliver Cheshire, the male model with the laser-etched cheekbones. No comment on girlfriend Pixie Lott's shades, though.