Hamish and Andy named GQ magazine's Men of the Year for 2013 Australia's GQ Men of the Year for 2013 - Hamish and Andy. Picture: Supplied / GQ Source: Supplied HAMISH and Andy have been named as GQ Australia's Men of the Year for 2013. The comedy duo was presented with the magazine's highest honour at the annual awards ceremony tonight, beating out big Aussie male personalities Mark Webber, Matt Le Nevez, Liam Hemsworth, Joel Edgerton, Guy Pearce, Baz Luhrmann, Adam Scott, and even Hugh Jackman. "The first award we won together was the Barry McIver award," Andy said. My mum made it for us, at our first Melbourne Comedy Festival. The official one you can win is the Barry Award, named after Barry Humphries. That's for the best of the best. We were not the best of the best. So Mum went to the trophy shop and made us an award," Hamish joked. GQ Australia editor Ceri David presented the award to the pair. The GQ Men of the Year Awards celebrate extraordinary men who embody what it is to be a true gentleman. Hamish and Andy have proven themselves to be smart, creative, tenacious and funny. They aren't afraid to take risks in order to make their mark and, most of all, they never forget to enjoy life. They embrace the spirit of the successful Australian man of today," he said. Aussie model Jess Hart was announced as this year's GQ Woman of the Year. "We were also delighted to announce our 2013 GQ Woman of the Year, model Jessica Hart, who has had her biggest year to date," David added. "I feel humbled - it's so nice to be recognised at home," Hart, 27, said. The GQ Woman of the Year, Jessica Hart. Picture: Supplied / GQ magazine Source: Supplied The GQ Men of the Year Awards celebrates the country's finest actors, comedians, sportsmen, artists, rock stars, fashion designers and creative visionaries recognising the diverse and inspirational talents amongst them and honouring their contribution to Australia's cultural landscape. Last year's male and female winners were Chris Hemsworth and Bella Heathcote. A throng of celebrities walked the black carpet for the glitzy event at the Ivy Ballroom in Sydney's CBD, including Curtis Stone, David Wenham, Jai Courtney, Jessica Hart, Jarrod Scott, the Stenmark twins, Cheyenne Tozzi, Gracie Otto, Ben Quilty, Nicole Trunfio, Olympic swimmer James Magnussen, Megan Washington, Jimmy Barnes, and Offspring's Matt Le Nevez. Icon of the Year - Russell Crowe Man of Style - Jarrod Scott Inspiration of the Year - James Magnussen Breakthrough of the Year - Jai Courtney Legend of the Year - Jimmy Barnes Creative Force of the Year - Curtis Stone TV Actor - Matt Le Nevez Fashion Designer - Dion Lee Band of the Year - The Rubens Comedian of the Year - Dave Thornton Artist of the Year - Ben Quilty Chef of the Year - Colin Fassnidge The Lifetime Entrepreneur award - Michael Gudinski Social Force of the Year - the Movember Team Men of Chivalry Award - Adam Goodes