Graham Norton turns 60: The TV legend’s style evolution from the Nineties to now
Graham Norton has become a household name thanks to his entertaining celebrity interviews and legendary Eurovision commentary.
The much-loved chat show host and author, who turns 60 on April 4, is also known for his signature suits – he’s rocked some eye-popping ensembles over four decades in the spotlight.
To mark his milestone birthday, this is how Norton’s style has evolved over the years…
Born Graham William Walker in County Dublin in 1963, Norton later moved to London to study at the Central School of Speech and Drama.
Attending showbiz events in the 1990s, the fashionable funnyman was already rocking his trademark tailoring, often choosing single-breasted suits in extravagant fabrics and bold colours.
When Norton did opt for a monochrome look, his suits often featured ruffles, lace or glitzy embellishments.
Toning down his style somewhat in his 50s, he swapped shiny suits for more luxe fabrics with pops of primary colour in summer.
His personal style continues to go from strength to strength, too. Favouring designers like Tom Ford and Thom Browne, Norton always looks dapper on the red carpet in perfectly tailored suits with just the right amount of pizzazz.