GQ has released a list of its “15 Worst-Dressed Men of Silicon Valley,” finally answering the question that has tortured mankind for millennia.
Unsurprisingly, the list was topped by hooded-sweatshirt extraordinaire (also a billionaire on the side) Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Myspace or something.
In what must have been a dream win for him, Zuckerberg triumphantly topped the list’s runner-up, Apple’s Steve Jobs—ironic, as Steve Jobs essentially pioneered the schlubby-randomized-college-wardrobe look, only to have Zuckerberg run with it and turn it into something iconic.
Zuckerberg’s reign atop worst-dressed lists is seemingly just beginning too, as the tech mogul—who probably owned like 70 Old Navy Tech Vests in middle school—also appeared in Esquire’s January list of the “10 Worst-Dressed Men.”
But it’s the Silicon Valley title that is now exclusively his, and if he’s going to be rolling around in piles and piles of money all day, he might as well be comfortable and poorly dressed while doing it.
[via Mashable]
