Boy George shows off his fair-haired barnet at the Esquire party for London Collections: Men

Boy George has done the dreadlocks look, he's done the shaved look, but now he's got a whole lot of blonde ambition.
The 80s popstar arrived at the Esquire magazine party to spin the decks with a fair-haired wig underneath a rather tall bowler hat.
And as the Boy showed off a new hairdo, he also showed a more reserved style, in a black suit compared to his normally colourful attire.

Blondie: Boy George shows off his fair-haired barnet at the Esquire party for London Collections: Men

However, it wouldn't be the Karma Chameleon singer without a touch of the dramatic, and so on closer inspection his jacket can be seen to feature a number of words written on the front and the back.

 

Sporting a tidy goatie, and smokey eye make-up, the 52-year old headed to the DJ booth to bring some retro soundings to the event put on as part of London Collections: Men.
And clearly the guests were more than happy with his musical selections as one reveller tweeted: 'Boy George throwing back some old skool house tracks!'

Makeover: The 80s popstar usually wears his hair shaven, so the blonde locks may well be a wig

Statement: While the Boy's outfit was less flamboyant as usual, he did add some drama with a few choice words printed on his jacket

Hey DJ: The singer spun the decks at the fashionable party on Monday night, at The Rosewood hotel

The popstar spun the decks to a crowd filled with London's sartorial elite, from stylist to celebrity at The Rosewood hotel on Monday night.
And what fashionable party would it be without the likes of David Gandy bringing his good looks to the shindig hosted by the famed mens' magazine.
However he wasn't alone in bringing some dapper styling to the party as TV presenters George Lamb and Dermot O'Leary were also in attendance.

Makes a change from cloaks and armour: Game Of Thrones star Kit Harrington looks dapper in a grey suit, as does The Hobbit's Luke Evans in similar attire

Smart stuff: Dermot O'Leary looked stylish in a navy suit, having attended a number of shows during the day

Sound of style: Wretch 32 is cool in tweed, while singer Sam Smith rocks a fur-lined jacket

Too cool: Presenter George Lamb rocks a bomber jacket, while Carl Barat wears stripes and leopard print

Actors Luke Evans and Kit Harrington attended in stylish suits, a far cry from their most recent onscreen parts as Girion in The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, and, Jon Snow from Game Of Thrones.
Singer Sam Smith looked slick in a fur-lined jacket, while rapper Wretch 32 looked smart in a tweed suit and cable knit jumper.

Addams Fashion Values: Charlie XCX channels Wednesday in pig tails and a striped shirt dress at the party

Well presented: TV personalities Lilah Parsons and Zara Martin bring a feminine touch to the mens' event

Carl Barat looked full of ennui as he posed in long grey coat, striped shirt, ripped jeans and leopard print shoes.
But it wasn't just the boys turning out in style as presenters Lilah Parsons and Zara Martin brought some feminine glamour to the masculine event.
Models Sarah Ann Macklin and Ella Catliff looked like they'd walked straight off the pages of Vogue in their chic and sophisiticated outfits, while Charlie XCX had taken a leaf out of Wednesday Addams style book.

Model behaviour: Fashionistas Ella Catliff (R) and Sarah Ann Macklin (L) put the boys to shame in their chic outfits

Dapper event: It was a push to find a gent not rocking a tailored suit at the event, like Jack Guinness and his friends