Princess Jasmine Costume
Embody royalty with Jasmine's iconic turquoise look and signature bubble ponytail.
Princess Jasmine from Disney's 1992 animated classic Aladdin is a timeless costume choice celebrated for her independent spirit and striking royal style. Her canonical look is instantly recognizable, featuring a vibrant turquoise two-piece ensemble with gold accents. This guide helps you recreate her elegant outfit, complete with her unique segmented hair and bold statement jewelry.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $35–120
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What you need for a Princess Jasmine costume
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Turquoise crop top
An off-the-shoulder sweetheart neckline top with sheer, draped turquoise sleeves and a blue gem at the center bust.
DIY: Use a turquoise tube top or bandeau and fabric-glue sheer turquoise tulle to the sides for the off-the-shoulder sleeves.
Turquoise harem pants
Billowy, loose-fitting satin pants with elastic ankles and a sheer organza overlay or hip drape.
DIY: Drape sheer turquoise fabric over a pair of turquoise leggings or loose pajama pants, securing it at the waist.
Gold collar necklace and earrings
A wide, flat gold-toned collar necklace and matching oversized, flat triangular or hoop earrings.
DIY: Cut the necklace shape out of gold craft foam, punch holes at the back, and tie it with a gold ribbon.
Turquoise jeweled headband
A thick turquoise satin headband adorned with a large, oval-cut blue faux gemstone in a gold setting.
DIY: Glue a large blue plastic rhinestone onto a plain turquoise headband using hot glue.
Pointed gold shoes
Flat slip-on shoes or slippers in a metallic gold finish, ideally with slightly curled toes.
DIY: Paint a pair of old pointed-toe flats with metallic gold acrylic or spray paint.
Black hair bands
Thick turquoise or blue hair elastics used to segment the long ponytail.
DIY: Wrap strips of turquoise ribbon or fabric around standard black hair ties.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the turquoise crop top, ensuring the sheer sleeves drape elegantly off your shoulders.
- 2
Step into the turquoise harem pants, pulling the elastic cuffs to sit comfortably at your ankles.
- 3
Style your hair into Jasmine's signature segmented bubble ponytail, or secure the styled wig in place.
- 4
Place the turquoise jeweled headband flat against your head, just behind your hairline.
- 5
Put on the wide gold collar necklace and the matching oversized gold earrings.
- 6
Slip into the pointed gold flat shoes to complete the royal look.
Makeup & hair
Style your hair into a thick, low ponytail, using turquoise bands to section it into two or three puffy 'bubbles' (tease the hair in between bands for volume). For makeup, apply a sharp, dramatic black winged eyeliner, warm bronzer, and a neutral or soft brown-nude lipstick.
Princess Jasmine for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with Aladdin in his purple street-rat vest and patched pants, or in his white Prince Ali attire.
- group
- Add Genie in blue, Jafar in red and black, and a friend dressed as Rajah the tiger or Abu the monkey.
- kids
- Opt for a comfortable one-piece jumpsuit version with a modest mesh midriff panel for easy movement.
- Plus size
- Choose high-waisted satin harem pants paired with a supportive sweetheart neckline top or corset-style bodice.
- pet
- Dress a small dog or cat in a red vest and a tiny red felt fez hat to look like Abu.
Tips
- If wearing the costume in cooler weather, layer a nude-colored thermal bodysuit underneath the two-piece outfit.
- Use bobby pins to secure the heavy headband and wig in place so they do not slide off while walking.
- Gently tease the hair sections between the bands to create the iconic voluminous 'bubble' look.
- Keep the jewelry lightweight; hollow plastic or foam-backed gold jewelry is much more comfortable for long wear.
Princess Jasmine costume FAQ
- How do you do Princess Jasmine's bubble ponytail?
- Gather your hair into a low ponytail. Tie another band a few inches down, then gently pull the hair outward between the bands to create a rounded bubble shape. Repeat this step further down the ponytail.
- What can I wear if the crop top is too revealing?
- You can wear a nude-colored tank top or a sheer turquoise mesh bodysuit underneath the crop top for extra coverage while keeping the original silhouette.
- What shoes does Princess Jasmine wear?
- She wears pointed-toe flat slippers in a metallic gold color, which match her gold collar necklace and earrings.
Did you know? Princess Jasmine's facial features were partially inspired by actress Jennifer Connelly, while her overall design was modeled after animator Mark Henn's sister.