The Hunger Games (Lionsgate, 2012), Jacqueline Emerson "Fox Face" and Chris Mark "District 5 Tribute Boy" Opening Cere...

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The Hunger Games (Lionsgate, 2012), Jacqueline Emerson "Fox Face" and Chris Mark "District 5 Tribute Boy" Opening Ceremony Costumes. Group of (4) costume pieces including (1) mini shift dress, (1) bonnet-style headpiece with long, purple-gray chiffon attached at the back of the head, (1) long-sleeved tunic, and (1) pair of cropped gray pants. The dress, tunic, and headpiece are all made from thick twill fabric covered in gold mesh with continuous, oval-shaped, purple-gray sequins attached with multicolored threads. The dress and tunic contain a costumer's bias label with "Designed by Judianna Makovsky." The dress has 2-hook and eye closures at the shoulders and the tunic has a hook and snap closure on the back. The headpiece encircled the wearer's face and tied in the back with chiffon. Fox Face (Jacqueline Emerson) and her District 5 tribute partner (Chris Mark) wear these ensembles to the opening ceremony of the games when they attempt to catch the attention of Panem's constituents. Displays production wear and age including snagging on the textured fabric. The pants and the chiffon attachment are slightly stained and discolored. Obtained from The Hunger Games Costume Auction, Blacksparrow Auctions, November 16, 2013, Lots #54 and #55. Comes with a COA from Heritage Auctions.

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