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Around Christmastime, children associate any man with a white beard as Santa. They see them everywhere they go, dressed as real people, which is the cutest thing. A 51-year-old, white-bearded Santa look-alike going as Fashion Santa is using his good looks to help sick kids.

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Paul Mason is Fashion Santa, an attractive white-bearded man who works at the Yorkdale Shopping Centre in Toronto. He’s a model who is seen in various advertising campaigns wearing high-end stylish clothes. The modern-age Kris Kringle is a little slimmer than most Santas, but that’s o.k. He is very popular on Instagram and Twitter and everyone who takes a selfie with Fashion Santa and uploads the photo using #YorkdaleFashionSanta will have a dollar donated to the Sick Kids Foundation.

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