The odds were in London's favour as stars descended upon Westfield, transformed into a Hunger Games-style arena for the premiere of Sunrise on the Reaping. The White City shopping centre featured a Cornucopia, Capitol-inspired propaganda posters, and floral arrangements for the special fan event on Wednesday.
Leading Stars Walk the Red Carpet
Australian actor Joseph Zada, who plays a teenage version of Haymitch Abernathy, wore Gucci to the event. The 21-year-old had fans screaming his name as he posed and made his way down the red carpet.
Mckenna Grace took method dressing to the next level in a custom Almée Couture dress inspired by the arena. The 50th Hunger Games, depicted in the film, is set in a colourful meadow surrounded by woods and mountains, which the 20-year-old's look mirrored.
Villains and Icons in Attendance
Elle Fanning, playing Effie Trinket, wore an eye-catching pink Robert Wun gown, completing the look with a music box-inspired fascinator featuring a ballerina. Fanning revealed Wednesday's event was her first on the Hunger Games press tour.
Ralph Fiennes, the third actor to play President Snow, hit the red carpet in a smart navy suit. Glenn Close, who plays Drusilla Sickle, wore a green Simone Rocha gown and accompanied the look with a cane, which she recently explained was due to health issues.
More Stars and Surprise Guests
Jesse Plemons, playing Plutarch Heavensbee, looked dapper in a striped suit. Kieran Culkin, taking over from Stanley Tucci as Caesar Flickerman, wore an embroidered brown suit with a blue shirt. Whitney Peak stunned in a colourful Chanel SS26 couture design.
Sir Rod Stewart and Lady Penny Lancaster attended the event, as did Sophie Ellis-Bextor in a tartan coat and black dress. Cast members from Strictly Come Dancing and Drag Race UK also appeared in glittery ensembles.