
In The Hunger Games, the Capitol is the shining pride of Panem. The residents of the city hold fashion in the highest regard. They cover themselves in intricate tattoos, undergo body modification, and even change the color of their skin. The nail polish line inspired by the Capitol was just the beginning; now there’s an entire fashion blog devoted to the style of Panem’s central city. Capitol Couture will be updated continuously leading up the March 23 premiere of the film, but right now you’ll find a profile on Effie Trinket (pictured above), popular shoes in the Capitol, and manicure tips from an official stylist.
Check out more pics after the break, including a Capitol stylist’s guide to beautiful nails.
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Everyone’s going steampunk these days, even the likes of Athena and Medusa thanks to Jessica Rowell of J-Chan Designs, photographer Nina Pak, and model Elizabeth Maiden. A touch of grungy metal mixed with mythic characters proves to be striking. I think Medusa’s coils are a huge improvement over the snakes.
See more images from the shoot after the break.
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Thankfully, this hat was a one-off piece by photographer Daniel Bartolome and stylist Sandra Escalafor for an editorial advertising ski gear for El Periodico. Let’s just hope that alien hipsters don’t get wind of this.
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Tauntr designed some Converse Chuck Taylors based on three of the most kick ass shows on television. I only wish they were available for sale…and that there was a Mr. Belvedere version.
Check out the Breaking Bad and Dexter Chucks after the break.
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The Fashion is strong with Jilliann Silva’s hand-painted Star Wars heels. At $275, these shoes are still a bargain—especially since you can request any kind of customization you like.
Product Page ($275 via ISCK)
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When you think about Tim Gunn, Star Trek might not be the first words that pop into your brain. You’re thinking of Project Runway or Tim Gunn’s Guide to Style, right? If so, you might be surprised by the following videos.
Gunn recently talked with geeky actress Jennifer Ewing and comic book historian Alan Kistler on Crazy Sexy Geeks about some of the uniforms in Star Trek: The Original Series. Hilarity and fun commentary ensue.
Watch the video after the break.
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These Post-It note watches from France-based PA Design are fantastic. If you actually live in France you can purchase a pad for around $13.
Product Page (9,80€ or $13 via Epic Ponyz)

Put away the pen tablets and iPads for a moment and get back to basics by sketching out your next great t-shirt idea with the help of this fun little notebook.
Product Page ($15)