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Catching Fire Cast: Sam Claflin to Play Finnick Odair

Aug 22, 2012 @ 4:00 pm

After much speculation, Lionsgate finally announced who will portray District 4′s resident playboy, Finnick Odair: Sam Claflin, the 26-year-old actor who played Kristen Stewart‘s childhood sweetheart in this summer’s Snow White and the Huntsman. Claflin will have a lot of screen time opposite Sex and the City‘s Lynn Cohen, who was cast as Odair’s former mentor, Mags, as (spoiler alert!) both return to the Games alongside Jennifer Lawrence‘s Katniss and Josh Hutcherson‘s Peeta for a vicious, all-star 75th anniversary round. Click through to see everyone set to star in the Hunger Games sequel—so far.

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Kristen Stewart’s Balmain Dress: Runway to Reality

Jun 19, 2012 @ 2:00 pm

For the down-under premiere of Snow White and the Huntsman in Sydney, Australia, leading star Kristen Stewart chose an ornate two-piece look straight off the fall 2012 Balmain runway. Look closely, and you’ll notice how the actress styled the rhinestone and pearl-covered, embroidered design a little different than her model counterpart, ditching the belt and ankle booties for a subtle peek at her midriff and sparkly stilettos by Christian Louboutin. Tell us: Do you like her runway to reality update?

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MTV Movie Awards 2012: Kristen Stewart’s Silver Guishem Dress

Jun 3, 2012 @ 9:10 pm

Kristen Stewart, one of the MTV Movie Awards’ most treasured VIPs thanks to her work on the epic Twilight and newly-epic Snow White and the Huntsman, showed up to tonight’s event in a yellow, silver, and purple dress by Guishem, a label designed by Guatemala native Guillermo Jop. She paired the dress with Christian Louboutin‘s ”Pigalles” black pointy-toe pumps ($595 at net-a-porter.com), though she changed into sneakers as soon as she finished posing for pictures—her now-signature post red-carpet move.

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Cathy Waterman’s Snow White and the Huntsman Jewelry: All the Details!

Jun 1, 2012 @ 5:15 pm

When Oscar award-winning costume designer Colleen Atwood had to pull jewelry for the medieval leading ladies of Snow White and the Huntsman, she used a modern day favorite—Cathy Waterman. Many of the jewels came directly from Waterman’s pre-existing or vintage collections, some designs were gently altered for the film, and a couple of special rings were created for Charlize Theron and Kirsten Stewart. “Everything just felt right,” explained Atwood. “We maxed out on Cathy’s jewelry, because it was so fantastic. Find out more about the jewelry by clicking through the gallery. 

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Snow White Costumer Colleen Atwood Creates HSN Collection

Jun 1, 2012 @ 4:15 pm

Oscar-winning costume designer Colleen Atwood has worked on some of the most major movie costumes in recent history—Alice in Wonderland, Chicago, and Memoirs of a Geisha to name a few. Her latest? A new take on medieval clothes, dressing Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron, and hundreds of extras for Snow White and the Huntsman, out today. And after years of working in the business, she finally decided to turn her attention to clothes for non-actors, creating a small collection of Snow White-inspired clothes for HSN, available starting this week. “I think the  medieval period is very modern,” Atwood told InStyle.com at the New York preview. “The designs are very simple and very today in a way, so I thought it would translate.” The pieces, ranging from $39 to $169, incorporate lace-up details, peasant blouses, and armor-like buckles on dresses, tops, and pants. See the lineup at hsn.com.

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Get the Look: Kristen Stewart’s Intricate Updo

May 31, 2012 @ 12:35 pm

We loved Kristen Stewart’s edgy chignon at the Los Angeles screening of Snow White and the Huntsman, so we caught up with her hairstylist Adir Abergel to break down her look! “I wanted to add a punk edge to the traditional Victorian updo,” Abergel told InStyle.com. He began by giving strands a blast of Klorane’s Dry Shampoo ($18; ulta.com) to give the style movement and hold, then backcombed Stewart’s roots to add volume. “I started French braiding her hair going toward her crown, then knotted sections at the top to create a Mowhawk,” the stylist said. “To create extra texture, I braided hair at the nape of Kristen’s neck, and twisted it around the knotted Mowhawk.” Perfect!

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10 Fun Facts About Snow White and the Huntsman’s Costumes

May 31, 2012 @ 11:45 am

With Snow White and the Huntsman hitting theaters this Friday, we sat down with the movie’s costume designer Colleen Atwood to get the inside scoop on Kristen Stewart and Charlize Theron‘s medieval-inspired outfits. “There’s a huge amount of details in the costumes,” Atwood told InStyle.com at the launch of her new HSN collection. “And I use all different kinds of details because I like to make so many different looks for different elements of the film.” Atwood’s special touches include handmade chainmail, loads of embroidery, Cathy Waterman-commissioned jewelry, and more. Click through the gallery for 10 fun facts about Snow White and the Huntsman’s most memorable looks!

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Snow White-Inspired Nail Polish: Good and Evil Colors

May 30, 2012 @ 4:20 pm

Nail polish guru Deborah Lippmann is getting into the fairytale spirit with the launch of a two-piece lacquer set inspired by forthcoming Snow White and the Huntsman (out Friday). Her two new colors play to your inner fairytale princess or wicked queen with the aptly-named Prelude to a Kiss, a demure beige, and the rebellious Dark Side of the Moon, an evil queen-inspired merlot. “If you can’t choose between the shades, incorporate them both into your look by creating a modern duet,” Lippmann said. “Try the darker hue on the nail, with a very thin line of the beige across the tip, or vice-versa.” Whichever color combo you choose, these dynamic shades are sure to make your mani the fairest of them all! Pick up the duo for $30 at hsn.com.

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