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Aw! Of course he made the list!

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2. Robert Pattinson
He’s yet to wear a green suit, but Robert Pattinson didn’t lack on the red carpet this year at all. He didn’t look good just once, twice, or even three times — he had more than a handful of yummy looks in 2011, but I had to narrow down some of my favorites for this post. Shame, shame. Rob kicked off a stylish year with a Guccibespoke navy blue suit at the Golden Globe Awards that really popped with his reddish locks he was sporting for his role as Edward Cullen in “Breaking Dawn”.

Immediately after wrapping the final film in the “Twilight” saga, Rob took off on a global press tour for “Water for Elephants”. For the NYC premiere he, once again, rocked a Gucci look — this time a textured dark grey suit with a deep, dark red tie. I guess that was the last bit of red I got from him this year; I’m holding out hope for another bordeaux suit like he wore last year for the “Eclipse” premiere.

Rob was feeling a bit blue for the rest of the tour! For the Australian premiere the sexy actor wore a striking grayish-blue two-button Prada suit, later he selected a navy design by Dries Van Noten when he brought the film to his home of London.

When it came time to release “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1″, Rob rocked over ten suit looks for a crazy amount of premieres and talk show appearances — but nothing stood out to me like his Armani in London. Rob joined his co-stars Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner for the UK premiere of the film in November wearing head-to-toe Emporio Armani. The mixture of dark shades of grey in this single-button suit looked amazing on him. It didn’t hurt that his scruff and tousled hair were at their very best that night.

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Reese Witherspoon and Robert Pattinson (Water for Elephants), Sarah Jessica Parker and Greg Kinnear (I Don’t Know How She Does It), Liam Neeson and January Jones (Unknown).

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There’s also one Edward Cullen in there too!

From the blockbusting (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, The Dark Knight Rises) to the ludicrous (Sacha Baron Cohen’s The Dictator), here’s our pick of the next year in film, featuring three starring roles for Leonardo DiCaprio, Keira Knightley as Anna Karenina and post-franchise efforts from Twilight’s Robert Pattinson and Harry Potter’s Daniel Radcliffe.

Cosmopolis (UK release date TBA): Robert Pattinson already looks to be forging the most interesting post-Twilight career of its leads, and here he teams up with David Cronenberg for an adaptation of Don DeLillo’s 2003 novel. Cosmopolis is a modern answer to Joyce’s Ulysses: one day in the life of asset manager Eric Packer, who loses billions of dollars in the financial markets in a 24-hour period as his limo traverses New York.

Harry Potter has bitten the dust; the Twilight Saga is staggering to a close. While the film industry gets used to the idea that two of its biggest cash cows will no longer be delivering, 2012 marks the moment that a clutch of very rich, very famous actors, all in their late teens and early 20s, will be let loose on the cinematic world, to run their careers as they like.

Three of the most bankable names on the planet are Potter graduates: Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint. Another three are from Twilight: Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner. The Potter kids have been locked into their series for longer, and have had to negotiate a very public adolescence.

Arguably, it’s Pattinson who looks to be making the most interesting moves. At 25, he’s the oldest, and cut his teeth as Cedric Diggory in the Potter films. In the past he has demonstrated a literary/artistic bent (he played Salvador Dalí in his last pre-Twilight film, Little Ashes), and he’s going down that road again next year, with Bel Ami (released 2 March), an adaptation of the Maupassant novel. Later in the year we should be getting Cosmopolis, another literary adaptation (of Don DeLillo’s 2003 novel), which has Pattinson as a mega-rich asset manager stuck in a limo for 24 hours. The director is David Cronenberg, so chances are this will be pretty special.

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