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Two early Christmas presents for fans of The Hunger Games: China Glaze nail polish and a Taylor Swift song!
See all 12 of The Hunger Games nail polishes! »
Listen to the Taylor Swift Hunger Games song Safe and Sound! »
Last week, Lionsgate Films announced that The Hunger Games nail polish collection with China Glaze was officially back on. And now, fans get a first look at the Capitol Colours collaboration with a poster featuring Effie Trinket (played by Elizabeth Banks) as the official face of the collection. There will be 12 polishes in all, each inspired by a different district in Paneem. At first look, our top picks are on the flaky glitter “Luxe and Lush” and the mauve-greige “Foie Gras.”
And, if that’s not enough to keep you happy over the holidays, last night Taylor Swift tweeted that she wrote a song for the upcoming soundtrack to the film with Nashville duo The Civil Wars. With a mellow, almost haunting feel, it’s quite the departure from Swift’s usual pop-romance songs. Listen to it below, and tell us what you think on Facebook and Twitter.
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