The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 2: Every look from the film's premieres

From Jennifer Lawrence to Natalie Dormer and Julianne Moore, here is our red carpet roundup from the premieres of The Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 2:

Emma Akbareian
Wednesday 11 November 2015 14:50 GMT
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 UK Premiere Report

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With a matter of days to go till the release of the final instalment in The Hunger Games franchise, the film's stars have been hard at work promoting the movie in premieres that have taken them round the world.

For fans of the film's heroine Jennifer Lawrence this has meant an influx of red carpet looks from the well-dressed actress.

Given her contract with the house of Dior, it's no surprise that Lawrence has opted to wear the French label on almost every occasion; from a purple plunging neckline number in Berlin, to an ethereal white gown in Paris.

And Lawrence's co-stars didn't scrub up too badly either. Julianne Moore is well known for her impeccable style - she opted for a white layered McQueen gown at the London premiere and black high-neck Jason Wu design in Berlin.

Elizabeth Banks always makes a statement on the red carpet, none more so then at the Berlin premiere where she opted for a spectacular embroidered gown by Elie Saab teamed with a headpiece.

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