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Men's magazine GQ has launched a competition to find the country's best menswear fashion blogger.

The magazine is welcoming submissions of published and unpublished fashion blogs written in the past six months.

The winner will be awarded a regular blog-spot on the number one men's lifestyle site GQ.com as well as a sought-after work experience placement.

Dylan Jones, editor of GQ, said: "Fashion bloggers have quickly established themselves as an important element of the fashion industry, as well as a voice for a whole new generation of style aficionados.

"We're looking for an opinionated blogger with a strong identity, a digital native with a passion for menswear. Exposure on GQ.com will ensure the winner’s work is read by a significant audience."

Entries will be judged by a panel of experts headed by Dylan Jones and including Robert Johnston, associate editor at GQ and Style Shrink, and Michael Parsons, channel manager at Condé Nast Digital.

The closing date for entries is 1 February 2010 and all entrants must be over 18 years old.

For more information go to www.gq.com .

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