Chariot rides
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- "I just love how clever the stylists are each year, reflecting the character of each district."
- ―Caesar Flickerman[src]
When entering the training center, tributes were required to enter via chariot rides that would show the audience what to expect from the competitors of each district. The chariots would be decorated according to which district they belonged to and their district's industry. Most of the time the audience would cheer for the chariots they liked and do nothing for the ones they did not like. The chariot rides were very important because it was a chance for the tributes to make an impression on the citizens of the Capitol. This is also the first time the Capitol gets to see the tributes, so a good impression is very important in order for them to receive sponsors.
For each Hunger Games, it is required that the districts enter in numerical order, starting with District 1 and finishing with District 12.
The event is also referred to as the "Tribute Parade."
The 74th Hunger Games
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Added by BMWcatDistrict 1Edit
The District 1 tributes, Glimmer and Marvel, had glitter sprayed all over their outfits, and were carried by white horses. In the film, the District 1 tributes wore pink outfits. Glimmer wore a large, pink feather headdress and a long dress with a pink feather cape. Marvel wore a shiny tunic which also had a pink feather cape.
District 2 - MasonryEdit
The District 2 tributes, Cato and Clove wore gold gladiator-style costumes in the film.
District 3 - TechnologyEdit
The tributes from District 3 wore shiny costumes with headdresses that mimicked the complex innerworkings of electronics.
District 4 - FishingEdit
TheDistrict 4 tributes wore blue gowns that represented waves with starfish pins on their shoulders and pearls in their hair.
District 5 - PowerEdit
The District 5 tributes wore shiny and flashy silver costumes that represented their District's main export, power and electricity.
District 6 - TransportationEdit
The District 6 tributes were dressed in a costume that resembled a moon. They had a crescent moon-shaped head piece that curved around their face.
District 7 - LumberEdit
The District 7 tributes wore body suits of paper and headdresses of paper fans, although it is mentioned in the book that they would always be dressed as trees.
District 8 - TextilesEdit
The District 8 tributes wore playful costumes of various, pink and blue fabrics.
District 9 - GrainEdit
The tributes from District 9 wore body suits with rows of silver and gold to represent fields of grain, and they wore silver half circles behind their head.
District 10 - LivestockEdit
The tributes from District 10 wore gold and white cowboy costumes.
District 11 - AgricultureEdit
Rue and Thresh from District 11 were dressed in farmer like costumes, with silver branches as their headpiece.
District 12 - MiningEdit
Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark made an impression by wearing black unitards, flaming capes and headdresses. This was how Katniss got her nickname, "the girl on fire."
The 75th Hunger GamesEdit
For the 75th Hunger Games, a lot of the other stylists took note of Katniss and Peeta's entrance last year, and did the same for their district's tributes. The notable outfits worn were:
District 3 - TechnologyEdit
The District 3 tributes wore electric bulb studded outfits.
District 4 - FishingEdit
Finnick Odair of District 4 wore a fish net over him that was carefully knotted so that it covered his groin.
District 7 - LumberEdit
District 7's Johanna Mason was dressed as a tree, though she removed the outfit after the chariot ride and continued wearing only slippers.
District 9 - GrainEdit
The tributes from District 9 were dressed as loaves of bread.
District 10 - LivestockEdit
The tributes of District 10 wore cow outfits with flaming belts, an ensemble which greatly bemused Katniss.
District 12 - MiningEdit
Peeta Mellark and Katniss Everdeen of District 12 wore outfits with crowns similar to the crowns they received when they were crowned victors, except black and the outfits are described as looking like a glowing ember from inside a fireplace.
