With an autobiography out and headlines about her private life hitting the front and back pages, Ms Jonsson has never been so in demand.

But this time the 35-year-old faces claims that she made a fashion faux-pas in front of millions of TV viewers.

According to reports in the Express newspaper, Ms Jonsson took to the stage at the National Television awards on the 15 October with her £200 Alice Temperley designer top on back to front.

Badly advised

The television presenter was at the ceremony to present Graham Norton with the most popular talk show award.

When she arrived at the Royal Albert Hall to give the award she posed for photographers on the red carpet.

Once inside the hall she was collared by Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine, who present the BBC show What Not To Wear, and told that she had her designer top on back to front.

Red-faced Ms Jonsson whipped the top around for her later appearance on stage in front of estimated 10.8m viewers.

However, a source at Alice Temperley told the Express: "She had it right to start with."

What is your worst fashion mistake?

Your Comments

Just shows you how stupid some of the "high fashion" designs are it also says something about famous "personalities" too.
Chris Clarke, Coventry, England

My Passport has a picture of a suited teenager, wearing a deep blue and white striped shirt with a dotted tie. It's an embarrassment every time it gets an airing. Thank goodness it expires in 2003.
Simon, England

The whole of the eighties!!
Emma, UK

Not sure if I'd class myself as fashionable anyway, but about 10 years ago I noticed a red blur near the ground when I was walking through the high street. I looked down to find to my horror - two bowling alley shoes. It was quite a long walk back as well.
Simon, England

A vast oversized cream t-shirt with a hand-painted blue and purple human face, over blue and black tie-died leggings (never a good idea), and worn with black Dr Martens and a green woolly cardigan over the top. God, what was I thinking? And on a night out, a short top and long skirt in a blue shiny crinkly Star Trek-type material with white shoes. The hideousness of that particular number beggars belief.
Kirsten , Edinburgh, Scotland

It would have to be my '96/'97 black fake pvc puffer jacket. It made me look like I was wearing a bin bag.
M, England

The biggest fashion mistake I ever made was spending a significant amount of money on designer clothes and discovering at the end of the process that I still looked like a crashed hang glider. This country is obsessed with fashion and ¿designer¿ clothes and people judge you by what you wear. Most people are not very pretty anyway and to me the clothes don¿t make much difference.
Neil Williamson, UK