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• She was also voted " Most Fanciable Female " in " Smash Hits " 1983 readers'poll.
• Pippa Middleton, who was a student at Marlborough, described him as " our fierce but undeniably fanciable coach ".
• After a Sunday Times journalist was given access to production meetings she was quoted in the press for saying that television presenters needed to be fanciable.
• A category entitled the'most fanciable journalist ( male / female )'award was included and then removed on the day the 2011 scheme launched.
• The leading Russian musical web portal, Zvuki . ru, described it as, " Fanciable anarchism of the text, mixed with the magnificent electroclash.
• "To have No . 1s in three decades and remain the most fanciable pop star is an amazing achievement, " said David Roberts, the chart book's editor.
• King told Helen Childs of " Inside Soap " that Kim finds Alex's title very attractive, as soon as she learnt he was a lord, he became more fanciable to her.
• The papers suggested she had become slothful after giving up smoking, and published cruel before and after pictures showing that the winsome blonde British men had pronounced " fanciable " had become bloated and jowly.
• At the Liberal Democrat Conference in Brighton in 2006, she was named by " The Sun " as one of four " Lib Dem lovelies ", and in a February 2010 Sky News poll she was named the most fanciable MP in the UK.
• These would include " best group ", " best single " and " most fanciable pop star " among others . " Number One " was the first magazine to champion pop group Take That and featured them many times on the cover in 1991 before they became famous.
• Although Owen's vocal contributions were limited in Take That's original run, he was arguably the most popular member of the group, on account of his boyish good looks and sweet demeanour, regularly earning awards such as Smash Hit's " Most Fanciable Male in the World " and " Best Haircut ".
• Morwenna Ferrier of " The Daily Telegraph " praised Barlow and the concert and stated " Within 24 hours, Gary Barlow  boy band veteran, reality TV judge and one time " least fanciable " Take That member  had switched deftly from The X Factor panel to the Albert Hall for this, his first of two UK solo shows in more than 11 years.