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RED CARPET POLL: Who dressed the best on night two of TIFF 2011?

By Toronto Life
 | September 10, 2011
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RED CARPET POLL: Who dressed the best on night two of TIFF 2011?

Tilda Swinton is in town for We Need to Talk About Kevin and was spotted at the Grey Goose Soho House looking fetching in green, while Evan Rachel Wood showed some personality in a menswear-inspired suit (complete with hat) at the same super-secret location. Marisa Tomei flashed some colour on the red carpet for The Ides of March premiere, and Angelina Jolie showed up with a handcuffed purse, proving once more that she’s always trying to get our attention. Who dressed the best on night two of TIFF 2011?

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