Disney Princess Costume
Step into a classic fairy tale with an elegant royal look.
Disney Princesses are some of the most beloved and frequently searched costume choices for fans of all ages. While there are many iconic royals, this guide focuses on the quintessential Disney Princess look: Cinderella's classic shimmering blue ballgown. The ensemble consists of a voluminous floor-length gown, matching opera gloves, a black choker, and a sparkling tiara.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $45–150
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What you need for a Disney Princess costume
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Light blue ballgown
A floor-length gown featuring a fitted bodice, cap sleeves or puff sleeves, and a voluminous, shimmering light blue skirt.
DIY: Combine a light blue corset or tank top with a matching long tulle maxi skirt.
A-line petticoat or hoop skirt
A structured white undergarment worn beneath the skirt to provide dramatic volume and shape.
DIY: Layer multiple inexpensive tulle skirts over each other for natural volume.
White opera gloves
Satin, elbow-length gloves in solid white or very light blue to match the gown.
Black choker necklace
A simple, thin black velvet ribbon or band worn snugly around the neck.
DIY: Tie a piece of thin black ribbon around your neck and secure it with a small safety pin or velcro.
Princess tiara or headband
A silver-toned tiara adorned with rhinestones, or a matching light blue satin headband.
DIY: Decorate a plain plastic headband with silver glitter and faux gems.
Clear or glittery heels
Sparkling silver pumps or clear PVC heels to mimic the iconic glass slippers.
DIY: Coat an old pair of heels in silver glitter spray paint and Mod Podge.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on your undergarments and slide into the hoop skirt or petticoat to establish the gown's volume.
- 2
Carefully step into the light blue ballgown, pulling it up over the petticoat, and zip or lace up the back.
- 3
Style your hair into a neat, high bun, leaving a few soft face-framing tendrils if desired.
- 4
Place the silver tiara or light blue headband securely on your head, using bobby pins to keep it in place.
- 5
Fasten the black velvet choker snugly around your neck.
- 6
Pull on the white satin opera gloves, ensuring they sit smoothly past your elbows.
- 7
Step into your sparkling glass-slipper-style heels and adjust the skirt so it flows evenly to the floor.
Makeup & hair
Keep makeup soft and classic with a flawless foundation, a touch of pink blush, neutral eyeshadow, and a swipe of pink lip gloss. For hair, style it into a polished, high French twist or a rounded bun, secured with a matching blue hair ribbon or headband.
Disney Princess for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Prince Charming in a formal cream-and-gold military-style jacket with red trousers.
- group
- Gather friends to dress as other classic princesses like Belle, Snow White, and Sleeping Beauty for a royal court.
- kids
- Use a soft, glitter-free tulle dress with comfortable flat shoes and a plastic tiara for easy movement.
- Plus size
- Opt for a lace-up corset back gown which provides an adjustable, comfortable, and supportive fit.
- pet
- Dress your dog in a simple blue satin cape and a miniature plush crown.
More ways people search for this costume
The most-searched variations of “Disney Princess costume”, and how this look adapts to each.
Disney princess costume for teens
- Use a soft, glitter-free tulle dress with comfortable flat shoes and a plastic tiara for easy movement.
Tips
- Wear comfortable flats or block heels if you plan on walking or standing for long periods, as the dress will cover your feet anyway.
- Make sure to test-sit in your hoop skirt beforehand; you will need to gently fold the hoops upward as you sit down.
- Keep a small sewing kit or safety pins on hand to quickly repair any snags in the delicate tulle or satin skirt.
- Apply a light dusting of body shimmer to your collarbones and shoulders for an extra magical, fairy-tale glow.
Disney Princess costume FAQ
- How do I make my princess skirt look as full as the movies?
- The secret to a dramatic princess silhouette is wearing a multi-tiered crinoline petticoat or a structured hoop skirt underneath your dress.
- What can I wear instead of uncomfortable glass slippers?
- You can wear comfortable silver ballet flats, glittery sneakers, or clear low-block heels, which are much easier to walk in.
- Is a Disney Princess costume suitable for cold weather?
- Yes, you can easily layer thermal leggings under the voluminous skirt and wear a matching white faux-fur stole or capelet over your shoulders.
Did you know? Snow White was the very first Disney Princess, debuting in 1937, and her iconic color palette of yellow, blue, and red set the standard for future royal designs.