Snow White Prince Costume
Bring fairy tale royalty to life with this classic Disney prince look.
The Prince (often called Prince Florian) from Disney's 1937 classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is the ultimate fairy tale hero. Though his screen time is brief, his royal blue tunic, red cape, and riding boots make for an instantly recognizable and romantic costume. It is a popular choice for solo cosplayers, couples pairing up with Snow White, or group themes.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $40–120
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What you need for a Snow White Prince costume
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Spirit Halloween sells the complete Snow White Prince costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
Royal blue sleeveless tunic
A thigh-length, sleeveless blue tunic featuring gold trim along the bottom hem and collar.
DIY: Cut a sleeveless tunic out of blue felt or fabric and fabric-glue gold ribbon along the edges.
Cream long-sleeved shirt
A simple, lightweight cream or off-white long-sleeved shirt worn underneath the tunic.
DIY: Use a plain beige or cream long-sleeve t-shirt or button-down.
Red cape with blue shoulder puffs
A long red cape that attaches at the shoulders, featuring small blue puffed accents at the collar line.
DIY: Drape red fabric over your shoulders and pin it, adding small blue felt circles at the collar.
Fitted blue pants
Fitted royal blue or slate blue pants or leggings to match the tunic.
DIY: Use any pair of slim-fit blue chinos or athletic leggings.
Brown waist belt with gold buckle
A wide brown faux-leather belt worn over the tunic to cinch the waist.
DIY: Use a standard brown leather belt, or cut one from brown vinyl and add a cardboard buckle painted gold.
Brown cuff boots
Knee-high brown riding boots with wide folded cuffs at the top.
DIY: Wear brown dress shoes or boots and wrap matching brown felt around your calves to mimic boot shafts.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Snow White Prince costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the cream long-sleeved shirt and the fitted blue pants.
- 2
Layer the royal blue sleeveless tunic over the cream shirt, ensuring it sits flat.
- 3
Fasten the wide brown belt around your waist, over the tunic, to cinch the waistline.
- 4
Attach the red cape to the shoulders of the tunic using safety pins or built-in ties.
- 5
Pull on the knee-high brown cuff boots over the bottom of the blue pants.
- 6
Style your hair into a neat, classic 1930s-style side part with a full fringe.
Makeup & hair
Keep makeup minimal and clean. Style your hair into a neat, short, dark brown 1930s-style cut with a full fringe swept slightly to the side.
Snow White Prince for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Snow White in her classic yellow, blue, and red gown.
- group
- Join forces with Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs for a complete group theme.
- kids
- A miniature version featuring a soft blue felt tunic, elastic-waist blue pants, and a velcro-on red cape.
- Plus size
- Choose a loose-fitting cream tunic shirt and use a highly adjustable wide leather belt to comfortably cinch the waist.
- pet
- A small blue pet vest with a tiny red satin cape attached to the collar.
Tips
- Ensure your pants are tucked smoothly into your boots to maintain a clean, royal silhouette.
- If you plan to wear this outdoors, opt for thermal leggings under your blue pants to stay warm.
- Iron or steam the red cape beforehand so it drapes smoothly without wrinkles in photos.
Snow White Prince costume FAQ
- What is Snow White's prince's name?
- While he is simply referred to as 'The Prince' in the 1937 film, Disney promotional materials and franchise media often refer to him as Prince Florian.
- How can I make a DIY version of the Prince's tunic?
- You can easily make the tunic by cutting a tabard shape out of royal blue felt, cutting a hole for your head, and using gold fabric paint or ribbon to trim the edges.
- What kind of shoes should I wear?
- Knee-high brown riding boots or pirate boots with folded cuffs are ideal. If you don't have boots, brown boot covers over regular brown shoes work perfectly.
Did you know? The Prince was originally intended to have a much larger role in the 1937 film, but animating him proved so difficult for the artists that his screen time was significantly reduced.