Princess Anna Costume
Embrace the warmth of sisterhood in Anna's iconic winter traveling gear.
Princess Anna of Arendelle is beloved for her optimistic spirit, fierce loyalty, and determination to save her sister Elsa. Her classic winter traveling outfit from Disney's Frozen is a favorite for Halloween, cosplay, and theme park visits. The look features a vibrant mix of Nordic-inspired rosemaling patterns, a rich blue skirt, and her signature magenta cape.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~30 min
- Budget
- $40–120
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What you need for a Princess Anna costume
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Black embroidered bodice
A fitted black vest or bodice featuring gold trim along the edges and colorful floral rosemaling patterns on the front.
DIY: Use a black tank top or vest, and paint gold trim and floral designs using fabric paint.
Light blue shirt
A long-sleeved, high-collared light blue shirt worn underneath the bodice.
DIY: Use any light blue long-sleeve tee or turtleneck.
Royal blue skirt
A vibrant royal blue A-line midi or maxi skirt, featuring purple and blue floral rosemaling designs along the hem.
DIY: Add felt floral cutouts or fabric paint designs to the hem of a plain blue skirt.
Magenta cape
A bright magenta or pink shoulder cape with a black collar, black pom-pom trim, and a silver clasp at the neck.
DIY: Cut magenta fleece into a circle cape, sew black pom-pom trim to the edge, and add a clasp.
Black boots
Black calf-high boots, preferably with gold decorative detailing on the front and heels.
DIY: Add gold paint or gold vinyl tape to the front of plain black boots.
Magenta gloves
Simple magenta or dark pink winter gloves.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the light blue long-sleeved shirt as your base layer.
- 2
Pull on the royal blue midi skirt, ensuring it sits comfortably at your waist.
- 3
Layer the black embroidered bodice or vest over the light blue shirt.
- 4
Drape the magenta cape over your shoulders and fasten the clasp securely at the collar.
- 5
Step into the black boots and pull on the magenta gloves.
- 6
Style your hair into two braided pigtails, ensuring the signature white streak is visible on one side.
Makeup & hair
Style your hair into two neat braided pigtails with bangs. If using a wig or temporary color, include a single white or light blonde streak in the right braid. Keep makeup natural with rosy cheeks, light pink lipstick, and a dusting of faux freckles across the nose.
Princess Anna for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with Elsa in her ice queen gown, or Kristoff in his rugged ice-harvester gear.
- group
- Gather a full Frozen group with Elsa, Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven.
- kids
- A highly popular choice available in comfortable, glittery one-piece dress formats.
- Plus size
- Look for A-line skirts with elastic waistbands and stretch-velvet bodices for a comfortable, flexible fit.
- pet
- Dress your dog as Olaf or Sven to accompany your Princess Anna look.
Tips
- For outdoor events, the cape and long sleeves make this an exceptionally warm and comfortable cold-weather costume.
- If DIYing the rosemaling patterns, use stencils and acrylic fabric paint for clean, symmetrical lines.
- Wear comfortable black walking boots if you plan on wearing this costume at a theme park or trick-or-treating.
Princess Anna costume FAQ
- What color is Princess Anna's dress?
- Anna's classic winter outfit consists of a light blue long-sleeved shirt, a black bodice with gold trim, a royal blue skirt with floral rosemaling, and a magenta cape.
- How do you do Anna's hair from Frozen?
- Part your hair down the middle and braid it into two pigtails. Leave some bangs loose in the front, and add a single white or light blonde streak to one of the braids.
- What is the pattern on Anna's dress called?
- The traditional decorative folk art patterns on Anna's bodice and skirt are called 'rosemaling,' which is a traditional Norwegian style of decorative flower painting.
Did you know? Anna's signature winter outfit is heavily inspired by traditional Norwegian 'bunad' folk costumes, reflecting the Scandinavian setting of Arendelle.