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Get the scoop on the actress' amazing Effie Trinket wardrobe

A pause in my portrait drawing practice sessions was in order as I decided to go back to basics and try to rectify some things I wasn't too happy about. Chief among my shortcomings was the inability to draw hair well so that was what I focussed on, for starters. Having gotten some valuable advice from Michael Awdry (of the 28mm Victorian Warfare fame) on using willow charcoal as a foundation of sorts, I was intrigued by the few charcoal pencils I had and how it could be used to draw hair…

I've been a bad girl about updating since D*C, still so much to do as far as cleaning my sewing room and putting away my costumes. Anyway, I hadn't posted much about the Girl On Fire dress during the build. This dress was technically a replacement costume since I couldn't finish White Witch, and most of the work was tedious, uninteresting and repetative work on the hem. But here's a picture of the actual dress for those unfamiliar with the movie: What I loved about the Hunger Games trilogy…

Jennifer Lawrence in "The Hunger Games," Katniss Everdeen Red Dress.

Katniss Everdeen is the main protagonist and narrator of The Hunger Games trilogy. After her younger sister, Primrose Everdeen, was reaped in the 74th Hunger Games, Katniss volunteered to take her place as the female tribute from District 12. This action set in motion the events of the entire series. Katniss was born on May 8 in District 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Everdeen. Her father was a miner[18] and illegal hunter who traded in the Hob,[19][4] District 12's black market. Her mother was a healer…

My favorite character in Clueless was Cher's capable driver outfit.

Great witch costume - recraft skirt from short to long with black sheer at same length.

Katniss’s dramatic white wedding dress had a function: to spin and light up. Summerville turned to Jakarta designer Tex Saverio, whose gowns have been worn by Lady Gaga, to create a white dress that bursts into flames as she spins and reveals the dark blue mockingjay dress underneath. Summerville and Saverio worked together during Skype sessions via illustrations and sketches. From IndieWire The Designer Behind the Wild ‘The Hunger Games: Catching Fire’ Costumes: Trish Summerville