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It doesn’t matter how old he is, Leonardo DiCaprio will always a heartthrob!

If you don’t believe us, just look at his June/July cover for Austrlia's GQ magazine!

The 38-year-old Great Gatsby actor seduces the camera just like the ladies with his panty-piercing stare, lightly tousled hair and delicious good looks.

Never change, Leo. Never change.

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Leonardo DiCaprio and Cameron Diaz are doing it and doing it well.

And, when we say IT, we mean walking the red carpet together! Obvi!!

As the faces of the Swiss watch brand, the former Gangs of New York co-stars attended the TAG Heuer's Monaco Grand Prix Party on Saturday both sporting a warm French Rivera glow.

For their gratuitous stroll down the red carpet, Cam looked summery cool in a white form-fitting Roland Mouret dress while Leo looked crisp in a Saint Laurent suit.

Considering the close proximity to each other and his arm around her, we're getting all the feels! You're in Monaco, kids, live it up while you can!

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Now, THIS is a true gentleman!

Leonardo DiCaprio went from casual to absolutely dapper for The Great Gatsby screening at the Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday.

He attended the film's photocall earlier in the day, looking like he just stepped off a yacht, but now… well, NOW, he really turned up the spiffy meter by showing up dressed to the nines!

Wearing a classic black tux and bow tie, that looked like it was tailored just for him, Leo was the epitome of swankiness.

Hats off to you, sir!

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Bonjour, you handsome monsieurs!

Leonardo DiCaprio took in the French Riviera vibe and ditched his tie for The Great Gatsby photocall at the Cannes International Film Festival on Wednesday.

Mr. Gatsby himself wore a dark gray suit and open button white shirt while his best bro and co-star, Tobey Maguire, dressed up a bit more with a light gray three-piece suit and tie.

We actually prefer the suits they wore to the New York premiere, but you can't deny that these two gentlemen still look très bien!

Wonder what kind of dapper ensembles they'll be wearing tonight???

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Jay Gatsby would have been proud!

Leonardo DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire were deliciously dapper for The Great Gatsby premiere in New York City last night.

Leo arrived solo wearing head-to-toe Prada, including a blue suit, tie, shirt and shoes.

Tobey looked almost identical to his BFF IRL wearing a darker navy Saint Laurent suit while his wife Jennifer Meyer matched him with a floral dress by the same designer.

They both look so dashing and stylish, they could have easily been ripped out of the 1920s era.

Well done, old sports!

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Have you had enough of the hype for the upcoming The Great Gatsby film?

Well, here's some more just in case!

The entire cast of the Baz Lurhmann movie appears in character in the May issue of Australian Vogue, giving off some epic 1920s attitude.

Leonardo DiCaprio broods like a champ in a light gray three-piece suit. He's really got Gatsby's angst down pat, doesn't he?

Carey Mulligan looks beautiful and lost as Daisy Buchanan in an ethereal lace dress, while Isla Fisher as Myrtle Wilson lives up to her character's passionate persona in a red ruffly number.

And then there's Tobey Maguire as Nick Carraway, rocking a striped bow-tie. He's aging well, BTW!

Ch-ch-check out all the cast portraits in the gallery (below)!

[Image via Hugh Stewart/Australian Vogue]

Look, ma, no Photoshop!

Leonardo DiCaprio lets it all hang out on the May cover of Esquire magazine.

Looking dapper in his suit and polka-dot tie, Leo captures the tortured elegance of Jay Gatsby perfectly.

And those fine lines on his face really make him seem dignified, don't they?

Between this cover and Carey Mulligan's Vogue spread, we are more excited for Baz Lurhmann's The Great Gatsby than ever!

Plus, maybe Leo will finally get that elusive Oscar with this one!

[Image via Esquire]