New Still of Donald Sutherland as President Snow in 'Mockingjay Part 1'

While we were tweeting away for the #UnlockMockingjay campaign, Capitol TV updated with a new still of Donald Sutherland as President Snow, and an article entitled, "Keeping Up Appearances."

Ever wonder how President Snow maintains his flawless look? Thanks to the unprecedented access granted to Capitol TV, we’re going inside President Snow’s private home to chat with the people that keep him looking sharp. We know from Snow’s autobiography that appearances are very important to him, like this excerpt, “The key to demonstrating your ability as a leader is to project a vision of what your country can be. It’s my goal to communicate to every single Panem citizen that we are a country of strength, honor, and above all else, peace.” From what we could see, the Capitol spares no expense in maintaining this vision.

President Snow has a variety of teams devoted to his cosmetological needs. The wardrobe team, lead by famed stylist Juliana Rydell, is in charge of designing, procuring, and pressing and President Snow’s suits for every occasion; staying on the cutting edge of Capitol trends to ensure Snow is on point; polishing Snow’s lapel vase, and of course, selecting his signature white rose.

The hair and makeup team, lead by Trivalda Enfario (pictured here), make sure every hair is in its place (literally). President Snow has a strict daily regimen consisting of a haircut, beard trimming, manicure, and teeth whitening. And take it from us, their efforts do not go unnoticed. Even looking at President Snow close-up, his perfection is almost astounding. In a room of even the most prestigious individuals in the Capitol, there’s no doubt who transcends them all.

What struck the team at Capitol TV the most is President Snow’s incredible attention to detail. From those in charge of his appearance to the members of his cabinet, President Snow sees everything and everybody as a reflection of the best Panem can be. We can say we feel truly honored knowing we are in such capable (and well-manicured) hands. Time for Capitol TV to sign-off, but stay tuned for more news in and around the Capitol.