Onesies, leopard print, big earrings and Ugg boots: The female fashion fads men HATE Women like men who dress like George Clooney and David Beckham Men favour the styles of Holly Willoughby and the Duchess of Cambridge Women hate men in pink jeans, girly scarves and fake tan Less than half of women would accept date by badly dressed man Pam St Clement as Pat Butcher in EastEnders, working the leopard print and giant earring look Onesies, leopard print, Ugg boots, oversized sunglasses and enormous earrings are the fashion fads and styles men hate on women. Men voted overwhelmingly in favour of the natural look, putting cheap hair extensions, cheek piercings, heavy make-up and dip-dyed hair in the turn-off pile. They also said no-no to jumpsuits, clumpy boots with little dresses, 'hooker heels', chipped nail varnish and having G-strings on display. And when it came to looks the girls don't like on the boys, low-hanging or salmon pink jeans, baseball caps balancing on the back of the head, fake tans and girly scarves were all greeted with a grimace. In terms of fashion idols, women would most like their men to dress like David Beckham or George Clooney, with Harry Styles, Brad Pitt and Gary Barlow also making the top ten. Meanwhile, men favoured the styles of Holly Willoughby and the Duchess of Cambridge, with Kelly Brook and Victoria Beckham proving popular. The study of 1,000 men and 1,000 women also highlighted how women are far more likely to judge the opposite sex by the clothes they have on: 64 per cent of women make judgements compared to 48 per cent of men. Women are also less likely to accept a date if the suitor is badly dressed: only 47 per cent would accept a date with someone who has bad fashion sense compared to 55 per cent of men. However, men are marginally more likely to let fashion get in the way of a good relationship, as 11 per cent have broken up with a girl because they couldn't stand the way she dressed, compared to nine per cent of women. Singer Cheryl Cole in leopard print and 'hooker heels', left, and model Cara Delevingne in a onesie, right Kate Moss is well-known for her fondness for leopard print But this might be because women are more likely to try and change the way a partner dresses by shopping for them, and gradually redesigning their wardrobe. Nearly half of women polled have tried to 'educate' their boyfriend in the fashion stakes by advising him on his appearance. Men and women agreed that when it comes to who has more style women have better knowledge and understanding of what makes a 'good look'. And men are more likely to get it wrong when making decisions about their outfit. Styles men hate on women Cheap extensions 2. Cheek piercings 3. Too much make-up 4. G-string on display 5. Smudgy black eye make-up 6. Hooker heels 7. Chipped nail varnish 8. Big boots with girly dresses 9. Onesies 10. Leopard / animal prints 11. Oversized sunglasses 12. Tops which show off tattoos 13. Dip dyed hair 14. Rainbow hair 15. Ugg boots 16. Big earrings 17. Pop socks 18. Jumpsuits 19. Tracksuits 20. Crocs Styles women hate on men Jeans hanging too low 2. Baseball caps on the back of the head 3. Onesies 4. Socks and sandals 5. Ankle skimmers 6. Fake tan 7. Spiky earrings 8. UGG boots 9. Lycra 10. Crocs 11. Girly scarfs 12. Heeled shoes (shoes that clop) 13. Earrings in both ears 14. Salmon pink trousers 15. Trousers with elasticised ankles 16. Low V Neck t-shirts 17. Long necklaces 18. A whole tracksuit being worn at once 19. Short shorts 20. White vests Brix Smith-Start, spokeswoman and judge for new TLC TV series Shopaholic Showdown, which commissioned the study of 1,000 men and 1,000 women, said: 'As this survey demonstrates, first impressions really do count. Men in a beautifully cut suit are bound to make a good impression - Jude Law epitomises chic style and Harry Styles style is current and modern and clearly adored by millions of women. Men said they preferred women to dress in the conservative style of the Duchess of Cambridge, left, or like TV presenter Holly Willoughby, right 'No, no's would be three quarter-length trousers on men, it's a style that will never work. Equally tracksuits with brand names scrawled across them are a heinous crime against fashion. She continued: 'Women like Tilda Swinton always get it right - she is so bold when it comes to clothes and style. Holly Willoughby's style is much more conventional so you can see why men love her look.' What other styles do you men hate women wearing? Or what can't women stand on men. Tweet us @Femail Men like the styles of: Holly Willoughby 2. Kate Middleton 3. Jennifer Aniston 4. Kelly Brook 5. Victoria Beckham 6. Fearne Cotton 7. Kate Moss 8. Katie Price 10. Coleen Rooney Women like the styles of: David Beckham 2. George Clooney 3. Brad Pitt 4. Gary Barlow 5. Philip Schofield 6. Robert Pattinson 7. Zac Efron 8. Cristinano Ronaldo 9. Russell Brand 10. Harry Styles Women enjoy the snappy dressing of David Beckham, left, and George Clooney, right