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A recent survey conducted by website TVBet.co.uk has revealed the most stylish celeb clans from across the globe. Here's who made the cut!
The Beckhams saw off competition from trend-setting American rivals the Kardashians and the Jolie-Pitts to emerge as the best-dressed celebrity family, according to a poll.
Inspired by footie ace David's son Romeo's new job of modelling for designer brand Burberry, fans handed the family 29 percent of all votes, which was more than twice as many as their nearest rivals, the Sun reported.
A spokesman for TVBet.co.uk -- which carried out the survey -- insists the Beckhams are well-deserving winners.
"Ever since Victoria and David started dating back in 1999 they've been acknowledged as a trend-setting couple -- something which seems to have rubbed off on their children too," he said.
"More than a decade down the line they're still immaculately turned out and whilst there have been a few faux pas along the way -- who can forget David's curtains or his sarong -- they always look sharp and stylish."
"Romeo is already modelling and it seems only a matter of time before Harper Seven takes to the catwalk as well," he added.
2. The Kardashians
The Kardashian sisters -- Kim, Khloe and Kourtney -- came second, with 14 percent of votes.
3. The Jolie-Pitts
The Kardashians narrowly beat out Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt and their ever-increasing brood, who took third place with 13 per cent.
4. Beyonce, Jay-Z and Blue Ivy
With 12 per cent of the votes, superstars Bey, husband Jay-Z and their baby daughter Blue Ivy came in fourth.
5. The Middletons
And rounding off the top five with the help of the Duchess of Cambridge were the fashionable Middletons, with nine per cent.
Una Healy from The Saturdays, husband Ben Foden and daughter Aoife Belle came in sixth, just ahead of Wayne, Coleen and Kai Rooney.
Myleene Klass and her children Ava and Hero shared eighth place with Peter and Abbey Crouch and their daughter Sophie.
Britain's real first family -- the Windsors -- came in at 10th position with a mere two per cent support.