District 11 hunger games costumes

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We had our own hair and makeup department that did all of the movie, and Nat kind of came in and worked with me to do, specifically, the party scene, because it was so massive. So I made boards of all the fittings we had, and she and I would go across the tables and pick a wig for each person.

What was the division between stuff you designed and borrowed, and what designers did you use? I was really, really grateful that, you know, some really beautiful designers were willing to loan us pieces. McQueen was so generous with the pieces that they let us borrow. We mainly used them on Effie, because it was very fitting for her. The silhouettes and the shapes worked really well for her character. One of the pieces we have is this feathered piece that incorporated twelve feathers painted like monarch butterflies.

And the whole dress is made of that. And then we had a crafts person on our film, a milliner, make her a hat to match. Ve Neill, who did her makeup, glued little tiny butterflies down her arms—you know, on her skin—so it looked like these butterflies were all over her body. We thought, Oh, my God. And Nicholas K, who was great. We used a lot of their clothing on the Victory Tour and through the district for Katniss and Peeta.

Thank you. There was the reaping, and kids are gonna be brought to slaughter. Effie, over time, gets a little more serious. She loses a little bit of her flightiness. Were you able to reflect that in her clothing as the movie progressed? One of the things that Francis and I talk about—and we talked with Elizabeth about it—is that Effie is in a really tough position. She lived this Capitol life, but she starts to realize how damaging this all is.

Rue and Thresh were dressed up as farmers, so their costumes were full of plaid, puffs, and overalls. These outfits described their district very well. They both wore silver headdresses meant to look like the grain seen on the symbol for their district. Most years, the tributes from District 12 ended up in skimpy outfits and hats with headlamps, as the jumpsuits that coal miners typically wore weren't good-looking.

However, one year, the tributes were completely naked and covered in black powder to represent coal dust. According to Katniss Everdeen , the costumes did nothing to win favor with the crowd.

For the 74th Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark wore a black unitard and leather boots, with a cape and matching headpiece made of streams of yellow, orange and red that could be lit with synthetic fire using a torch. To extinguish the fire, spray from a canister was used.

Katniss and Peeta's costumes outshone everybody else's and were highly admired. Their costume represented a piece of burning coal, the black jumpsuit being the coal and the flaming cape the fire. This also earned Katniss the nickname "girl on fire. In the chariot ride preceding the 75th Hunger Games , Katniss and Peeta's faces were covered with dramatic highlights and dark shadows to bring out the edges.

They wore a black jumpsuit from the neck down and half of a heavy crown made out of black medal, similar to the ones they had been given as victors of the previous Games.

When a button inside the fabric was pressed, the costume would illuminate and perfectly mimic the changing colors of glowing embers. Combined, the elements of the costume made Katniss and Peeta look intimidating, powerful and deadly. The Hunger Games Wiki Explore. Victors Gamemaker Rebels The Covey.

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