The 10 Most Stylish Celebrity Douchebags

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Admit it, the world loves to hate on celebrities. Most of them barely give us a reason to, but there are others that have a good streak of media misbehaving that you can't help but to shake your head at. The great thing about these dudes is that not only are their reputations covered with words like asshole, jackass, and douchebag, but it also includes fresh, swagged out, and stylish. We've picked out the coolest guys of Hollywood for our feature on The 10 Most Stylish Celebrity Douchebags.

Prince Harry

As the "bad ass" of the royal family, Prince Harry has a lot on his shoulders — not that he cares about the number of celebrity gossip blogs that wait for him to act a fool. We believe it's this careless attitude that spills over into his thought process while getting dressed. Nothing seems staged and nothing seems to be "styled." As if anyone could tell him what to do, anyways.

Scott Disick

Scott Disick is banging one of the Kardashian sisters. If we were in his shoes — which are probably $500 Stubbs & Wooton loafers — we'd be assholes, too. Having numerous episodes of Keeping Up With The Kardashians as proof of his sarcastic and unapologetic ways, Scott can also use the appearances as evidence to his insane swag.

Ed Westwick

After mastering the role of resident asshole Chuck Bass on CW's Gossip Girl, Ed Westwick was a surefire candidate for a spot in this feature. Known to get heated in public situations, Westwick isn't one of the first guys you look to for a smile. Regardless of his greasy image, when he's caught out, Ed makes sure to stay on top of his threads. But then again, he's probably jacking clothes from the Gossip Girl set.

Jeremy Piven

In its final season, Entourage is one of the most popular television series around now. So of course, if you have a leading role in the show you're bound to be all over the news for every comment you make. For example, calling Ben Roethlisberger of the Pittsburgh Steelers a "rapist-berger" isn't the best thing you can say. Though when you can pull off a tricky accessory like a pocket square, we can overlook a few things.

Diplo

Your favorite DJ's favorite DJ. Diplo keeps the party rocking and the laughs rolling. Just follow him on Twitter to see exactly what we mean. His stream-of-consciousness paradigm of tweeting keeps us entertained and sometimes gives us pause. Is this how you would talk to your fans? But he does make sure to keep a fresh 'fit while behind the DJ booth, and for that he makes our cut.

John Mayer

Granted, the man can compile one hell of an album. That doesn't make it okay to compare your johnson to a "white supremacist" and then drop the n-word — all in one interview. We can't see it getting more douchebag than that. Eventually, the world let up on Mayer and embraced him, his custom Louis Vuitton bag, and his neon Air Max kicks.

Spencer Pratt

We hated Spencer Pratt during his reality television stint (and long after) partly because he still kept one of the baddest chicks on his arm. Even with his IDGAF attitude and debauchery antics, he still keeps it nice on the sartorial tip. The image on the left is sick, simply because Spencer was up on the bracelet trend months before everyone else.

Sean Avery

When you get the cosign of a fashion legend like Anna Wintour, it's hard not to start feeling yourself. Ever since his time spent cruising the halls of Men's Vogue, the pro hockey player has stepped his style up — along with his beef with the L.A.P.D.

Winklevoss Twins

If you got cheated out of one of the biggest social media ideas of your decade, you'd probably be a douchebag as well. While they run around the world, bashing Mark Zuckerberg, the Winklevoss twins make sure to keep a perfectly tailored suit with some cool tie options on deck.

Ryan Seacrest

This American Idol host has proved his douchiness many times, not only was he indirectly called a douchebag by Ke$ha  during this past New Year's Rockin' Eve celebration, he also infamously tried to high-five a blind guy. Still, you can't deny that the man knows how to rock an outfit. He's one of the few guys that easily makes the transition from suited-up to dressed down look like child's play.