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TIFF’s best dressed

By Carley Fortune
 | September 20, 2010
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Colin Firth makes our best-dressed list
Firth celebrated both his 50th birthday and the premiere of his Oscar-buzzing film The King’s Speech at TIFF. He looked amazing at every outing, preferring slick, slim-cut charcoal suits. (Image: left by Philip Chin, right by Charley Gallay, both Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images)

Admittedly, this was a harder list to put together than our worst-dressed roundup. But we dug through the TIFF photo archives and found these 10 individuals who did film fest fashion better than anyone else. See the slide show below.

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See our picks for TIFF’s worst dressed >>

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