Watch "The Hunger Games" full movie and get to appreciate fashion even more. Did you just love Katniss Everdeen in her wedding gown? Did you just cry out loud when you see her fire dress?

It's just so easy to fall in love with Katniss and the rest of the cast as they parade in their oh-so-eye-popping outfits. But it's not easy but rather a huge challenge for costume designer Trish Summerville - particularly because she has to work on some things that have already been in the minds of the novel's multitude of readers.

Summerville shared in an interview, "When you're reading a book, each individual person gets to imagine each character. What they look like, as well as what they're wearing and what they do, and how they act. So I just had to take the approach of what I thought would be visually appealing, 'cause a lot of things that are written don't necessarily translate onto film."

Watch "The Hunger Games" full movie, particularly the "Catching Fire", and witness how everyone loved the story - and even thought they were in fashion-heaven. Summerville was very good in finding the best outfits for each character and scene.

She said in a THR interview that Katniss' white gown was designed by Tex Saverio in Jakarta - not by Alexander McQueen. "The metal pieces rising up are meant to signify fire and flames, while layers of laser-cut feathers at the waist and shoulder tie in the film's 'Mockingjay concept."

What belongs to Alexander McQueen is Effie's illustrious butterfly dress. "Its feathers painted like monarch butterflies, and there are thousands. When we received it, we made a headpiece to match it, and then Ve Neill, the makeup artist, glued little butterflies on her arms and face."

With "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1" coming this week, expect to see a parade of well-designed outfits again.

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