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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.

Colin Firth makes our best-dressed list

TIFF’s best dressed

TIFF’s best dressed

TIFF’s best dressed

TIFF’s best dressed

TIFF’s best dressed

TIFF’s best dressed

TIFF’s best dressed

TIFF’s best dressed

TIFF’s best dressed

See our picks for TIFF’s worst dressed >>

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