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"  Bruno, Sacha Baron Cohen&amp;#039;s flamboyant fashion plate, presumably draws his inspiration from top designers. In fact, some of his outr\u00E9 looks in the film faintly remind us of some we&amp;#039;ve recently seen on the runways. Here, we highlight his inimitable take on some of fall&amp;#039;s biggest trends. Tell us, who wore it better? \u2014Erin Clements and Violet Moon Gaynor   Animal prints were spotted frequently on the fall 2009 runways; Blumarine&amp;#039;s collection included this edgy leopard suit, embellished with piles of jewelry and studded sandals. Br\u00FCno&amp;#039;s sassy spin on the trend featured a sleeveless zebra-print top, which he paired with black micro-shorts.    Tough-as-nails leather looks ruled the runways, and Gareth Pugh&amp;#039;s futuristic vision included this metallic minidress and over-the-knee boots. Br\u00FCno fashioned his own biker-chic getup, which he pulled off with the necessary dose of bravado.   Neon electrified the fall runways, and this voluminous shocking-yellow coat by Marc Jacobs offered a happy jolt of color. Br\u00FCno embraced the trend as well, in a skimpier number\u2014a mustard-hued onesie topped off with a jaunty feather-adorned hat.   One-shouldered looks, such as this cutout version by Chlo\u00E9, made a little bare skin look tastefully sexy. Br\u00FCno offered another interpretation, in brown lace-up bell-bottoms and a matching top. Photos: runway images: Imaxtree; Bruno images: courtesy of Universal Pictures "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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