analyzing effie trinket’s outfits in the hunger games πŸŽ€πŸ₯€πŸ¦‹

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Published 2021-01-13
the hunger games was immensely popular back in the day but i feel like people rarely talk about its amazing costuming, with each film featuring a distinctive look that reflects the passage of time and each individual outfit having deeper meaning. today's style analysis video is all about effie trinket and her many outfits throughout the hunger games franchise. which is your favorite?

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the hunger games 2:04
catching fire 10:21
mockingjay part 1 20:31
mockingjay part 2 24:48

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  • @txaevelyn
    the pink glasses can also reference how she always saw the world through "rose coloured lenses" until she was ripped away from it now she almost has to force herself to do that again, it doesn't just come naturally
  • @kaelang12
    Notice how effie's makeup also changes? She starts out looking cold and lifeless, but over time it starts to look warmer and livelier
  • I know it's a stretch but Effie's over-the-topness comes off as lovable in the way that Charlotte is SUPER PINK in Princess and the Frog.
  • @wafflefrogs
    Shout out to the Mockingjay makeup artists who went as far as to put a lipstick stain on Effie’s lips from her wearing bright lipstick every day for most of her life.
  • @TovarClan
    The fact that they just straight up used Alexander McQueen dresses and put them on Effie says a lot about McQueen style.
  • @fatimorn2249
    Also I LOVED the fact that in the book, katniss’s designer Cinna, acknowledges the importance of costume design throughout the game. He had thought behind every single outfit. The inauguration event, the interviews, the post victory. He actually expressed himself through katniss costume, he knew when to present her as a symbol of perseverance, and when to show her as an innocent harmless teenager! Honestly my fav character, I feel like u two would be good friends even!
  • @Damnsaburna
    One of my favorite details of the book is that you never really see Katniss blame effie for the way she is in fact they actually enjoy that she's able to brighten their very dark moments.
  • @Besm2711
    A fun fact about the species of butterfly that inspired Effie's dress is that they are poisonous. While at first sight her shoes are a huge contrast to her dress, the thing is that all of her outfit screams "danger". Many species of butterflies actually imitate the pattern to scare away predators.
  • @annarose932
    If only the celebrities had taken inspiration from Effie Trinket or literally any background character in The Capitol as inspiration for the theme Camp. πŸ™„ We could have gotten much more interesting looks that actually follows the theme.
  • @h5y878
    Her last look resembling some of the style of Coin symbolizes that she realized Coin is a second Snow, and that she is again obligated to agree with her as she had to agree with Snow, even though she openly dislikes her and never bought her speech. Effie never expected Katniss to shot Coin so she was preparing for a new life with her being in the power. When she says goodbye to Katniss she's crying maybe of happiness cuz now the team is free for real.
  • @deviledmeggs
    17:08 I like to think Effie's shoes here is a symbol of her pain. Like she's walking on knives or needles. She feels guilty for having to pull their names now, understanding the games in a different light, and they symbolize how she may be punishing herself for continuing to play along with the Capitols games despite her being attached to Katniss and Peeta. I read someone else's comment how these type of butterflies are considered poisonous, and shes covered in them. She's letting the poison cover her because she feels she deserves it, and it's a symbol of her metamorphosis from a Capitol-loving citizen to a Rebellion ally because in the next scene is when she devotes her loyalty to Katniss and Peeta. It's painful for her to say goodbye to the Capitol, but it's more painful to say goodbye to Katniss and Peeta. That's just how I interpreted it though haha
  • @_-luke-_
    the use of fashion in the hunger games was a game changer imo. we very rarely got to see innovative fashion used as a creative storytelling device in ya media, especially within the dystopian genre. twas truly a cultural reset. thank you for doing this analysis!
  • @femmeviews
    Hold up...wasn't even CONSIDERED for best costume design! So young adult fiction can't every be intricate or interesting or even worth celebrating? I'm so confused...
  • I know effie's dresses are over the top but may I just say that she rocks every single one of them, and especially my fave, the alexander mcqueen dress she wore in the beginning of catching fire. Just effie is a fashion queen and we STAN
  • @weirdo5933
    I like to think that in her final costume, she dresses that way because she knows Coins type. She’s seen how easy it is to be killed if you step even an inch out of line when Snow was in charge, so she blends in with the others by fallowing the trend. She’s foreseen what kind of person/president Coin is and know that dressing like the old residents of district 1 could made her seem like a threat. She’s smart.
  • @rayn0577
    In some cultures, it’s believed that butterflies come as messengers of death: if one appears and stays by you for a long time, it means someone you know has died. It was probably unintentional, but the butterfly dress could also be seen as a representation of the deaths Katniss and Peeta would witness in the arena.
  • @susanalopez5052
    I love how she was able to wear actual runway looks and still look like she just stepped out of a futuristic dystopia. The costuming from this whole film is just perfection. And, yes if Hunger Games was not aimed at teenage girls it would be more respected, and I’m not just talking about just the costumes or the movies, but the whole franchise in general.
  • β€œthere’s also a love triangle. because, duh.” -every teenage book/movie ever
  • @hellomoron
    Effie reminds me of a prissy cat who eventually becomes a prissy therapy animal.