2011 Top 10 Most Stylish Celebrity Dad - Orlando Bloom on Top

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Orlando Bloom has been voted Most Stylish Celebrity Dad.

The British actor - who has a five-month-old son Flynn with wife Miranda Kerr - beat celebrities including soccer star David Beckham and Hollywood heartthrob Jude Law to take the top spot in the poll, which was conducted by website MyCelebrityFashion.co.uk to mark Father's Day in the UK, which is celebrated this Sunday.

Andy Barr, Marketing Director of MyCelebrityFashion.co.uk, said: "With Father's Day coming in the UK we wanted to put celebrity dads under the fashion spotlight. As a new dad, it was interesting to see Orlando Bloom fly straight into the charts and clinch the top spot as the 'most stylish celebrity dad.' The public evidently likes his eclectic style; and even though he beat David Beckham to the top spot, Beckham still managed to stay very near the top of the style charts with his 'casual' style."

Orlando picked up 71 per cent of the vote with respondents praising the "diversity of his look", closely followed by David with 66 per cent and singer Peter Andre, who received 59 per cent.

'Lord of the Rings' actor Orlando recently revealed fatherhood has "changed his life".

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He said: "It's awesome, I love it. I hate that word but I love being a father; it's changed everything in so many ways.

"Miranda is an amazing mother."

The top ten Most Stylish Celebrity Dads of 2011:

1. Orlando Bloom - 71%

2. David Beckham - 66%

3. Peter Andre - 59%

4. Jude Law - 53%

5. Matthew McConaughey - 46%

6. Hugh Jackman - 41%

7. Will Smith - 36%

8. Johnny Depp - 29%

9. Ben Affleck - 26%

10. Brad Pitt - 22%

Hollywood actor Jude Law in Austria for '360' film shoot

Hollywood actor Jude Law is among the stars of "360" -- a new movie based in the Austrian capital in which the British heartthrob plays a man whose marriage has hit a lull.

The film is directed by Fernando Meirelles and inspired by Arthur Schnitzler's play "Reigen," or "La Ronde."

While storyline specifics are being kept under wraps, screenwriter Peter Morgan told reporters Tuesday that the plot encompasses a "chain reaction of events" that start when Law's character, an Englishman in Vienna on business, is stopped from seeing a prostitute. "The one rule I gave myself was that it should start and end with a prostitute in Vienna," he said. "Vienna is the soul of the film."

Some of the cast, including Law and German actor Moritz Bleibtreu, are currently in the city for on-location shoots.

Law, looking tanned and relaxed, described the script as "really interesting, diverse and challenging" and said he was excited by the project because he is a big fan of Meirelles.

Meirelles, probably best known for "City of God" and "The Constant Gardener" also had his share of praise for Law, calling him "fantastic."

"He's not just good looking, he's a really, really solid actor," he said.

The movie also stars Anthony Hopkins and Rachel Weisz and will feature eight different languages.