David Cameron is simply "jealous" his clothes, Jeremy Corbyn has joked, after the prime minister angrily told him to dress smarter during PMQs on Wednesday.
A video clip of Corbyn getting ready for a TV interview today show the Labour leader laughing as he tells the camera crew: "I've got to do the tie up."
Grinning, Corbyn says of the prime minster: "He's actually jealous of the jacket. You know what's really jealous of? That I can go shopping in the greatest shopping centre in the world, Holloway Road N7, and he's stuck with Bond Street."
Yesterday Cameron angrily told Corbyn to "put on a proper suit, do up your tie and sing the national anthem" after Labour MPs heckled him about his mother.
On BBC 2's Daily Politics this afternoon, presenter Andrew Neil pointed asked former shadow cabinet minister Chuka Umunna, recently chosen by GQ at the 29th best dressed man of 2016, if he had "any sartorial advice" for his leader.
"My constituents don't give a monkey's how he dresses," the Labour MP insisted. "I don't care what he wears."
During the Labour leadership campaign, Corbyn revealed he buys his trademark vests from a Holloway Road market stall for £1.50.
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Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha as they visit a seafood market in Cascais in Portugal as they enjoy their family holiday. (credit:Francisco Leong/PA Archive)
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Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha stop for a drink by a beach during their holiday on the Spanish island of Lanzarote in Teguise, Spain. (credit:Gonzalo Arroyo Moreno/PA Archive)
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Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha leave the market of Aljezur, Portugal, after buying squid while on a family holiday in the area. (credit:Armando Franca/PA Archive)
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Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha leave the fish shop 'Fresh From The Sea' in Port Isaac, Cornwall. (credit:Matt Cardy/PA Archive)
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Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha Cameron, walk hand in hand through the centre of Santa Gertrudis in Ibiza, Spain, at the beginning of their holiday on the Spanish Island. (credit:Chris Radburn/PA Archive)
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Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron accompanied by his wife Samantha, on the coastal path at Daymer Bay beach in Cornwall where the family are on holiday. (credit:Ben Birchall/PA Archive)
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Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron and his wife Samantha relax on Harlyn Bay beach near Padstow, Cornwall on the first day of their summer holiday. (credit:Ben Birchall/PA Archive)
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Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron with David Richards (right), now General Lord Richards of Herstmonceux, during a visit to Camp Bastion in Afghanistan. Mr Cameron involved himself in matters that were "beneath his pay grade" during the intervention in Libya rather than allowing the military to get on with its job, according to Lord Richards. (credit:Lefteris Pitarakis/PA Wire)
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Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron (left) poses for pictures with former England footballer Michael Owen, (second right) and unidentified Afghan Football Association officials and players, at Camp Bastion, outside Lashkar Gah, during a Christmas visit to the military in Helmand province in southern Afghanistan. (credit:Lefteris Pitarakis/PA Archive)
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Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron who partnered former British Number 1 Greg Rusedski in a short game of doubles against two 12-year-old rising stars at the National Tennis Centre in Roehampton, south-west London. (credit:Julian Simmonds/PA Archive)
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Open Image ModalConservative Party leader David Cameron plays tennis at the Westway Sports Centre in west London , where it was announced that the centre in partnership with 'Win Tennis' will develop tennis opportunities within the community and for local schools in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. (credit:Stefan Rousseau/PA Archive)
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Open Image ModalPrime Minister David Cameron and his wife Samantha watch a game of football in Chadlington, during a constituency visit, following his launch of a new grassroots sport initiative, which will see the Premier League expand its school sports programme to more than 16,000 primary schools across England and Wales, prior to traveling to Manchester ahead of the annual Conservative Party Conference. (credit:Andrew Matthews/PA Wire)