'The Hunger Games' in High Style

From the garish and outlandish Capitol couture – butterfly eyelashes, anyone? – to Katniss’ streamlined battle outfits, we can’t get enough of ‘The Hunger Games’ style. 

Looking like a cross between a motorcycle mama and Catwoman in this tight black leather getup, Katniss is one badass warrior. And like most superheroes, she’s got a sidekick, too!

Katniss is smokin’ hot in this gown that literally catches fire when she twirls. Not even Caesar Flickerman’s sparkly blue ensemble can make us look away for long.

Understatement has never been Effie Trinket’s style, as evidenced by this plum-colored, pouf-shouldered outfit and coordinating dainty-flower hair accessory.

Oh, Effie, you’ve really outdone yourself with this celadon wig, alarmingly large accessories and color-coordinated eye makeup. We are bluish green with envy.

In truly original dress and headpiece by designer Alexander McQueen, Effie Trinket has us all a-flutter just at the sight of her.  

Effie Trinket steps out in a lavender Alexander McQueen dress which is an explosion of ruffles and fluff, only slightly overshadowing Katniss in her lovely mockingjay dress.

Finnick looks like he just stepped out of ‘The Blue Lagoon’ with his tanned, toned torso, sun-bleached hair and shell-shaped necklace. Who needs couture with pecs like this?

For this formfitting tactical suit of armor, Katniss’ costumers took their inspiration from historic armor and Japanese archery gear.

Katniss stuns in this wedding gown from Indonesian designer Tex Saverio, which features a metal bodice layered with silks and decorated with Swarovski crystals.

Once again wearing her go-to designer Alexander McQueen, Effie chills out in this red-hot feathery dress and shoes.

With a pink pompadour and patterned suit, Caeser Flickerman is the picture of confidence in this victory portrait.Who Will Get a Rose?

We’re green with envy over Beetee’s understated – though far from dull -- dark green shirt, vest and pants with a side calf-zip.

All eyes are on Johanna Mason in this gown, which may appear to be soft and flowing but upon closer look appears to be fashioned out of nails and bark.

Cinna crosses his legs to avoid a wardrobe malfunction in this oh-so-tight black leather ensemble that makes him look like a cross between a rebel and a rocker.

He may not care for the people of Panem, but he certainly cares about fashion. President Snow sports a snazzy patterned scarf that adds flair to his long, black, tapered coat and dress shoes.

This citizen of the Transportation District has opted for a new upcycled fashion trend – or should we say “tread.”

If you’re gluten-free, you’re out of luck because the citizens of the Grain District make their clothes out of wheat and other allergens.

This citizen of the Fishing District is a real catch in this dress made of a fishing net. And who needs a fashionable clutch when you have a string of dead fish still gasping for air?

Johanna Mason stands proud in a gown by Israeli designer Alon Livne as she wills her double-stick tape to be as strong as she is.

Baker Boy Peeta is our White Knight in a shining white suit by designer Maison Martin Margiela.