r/disneyprincess

For me its ariel because she's so beautiful and I always loved mermaids but ariel she's very special to me

>When a person stands naturally and comfortably, their feet should turn slightly outward. In biomechanics and anatomy, this natural outward rotation is known as the Fick angle (or foot flare). For the average adult, a normal, relaxed stance involves each foot pointing outward by about 5 to 18 degrees from the center midline of the body.

I noticed that some princesses in the movies are pigeon-toed. For example, Rapunzel is pigeon-toed in most shots where her feet are visible (picture 1), but there are some exceptions (picture 2). Another example is Moana; unlike Rapunzel, she is pigeon-toed in only three shots (picture 3), while her gait and posture are normal in other shots (picture 4). The same situation appears in Moana 2, where Moana is pigeon-toed in a few shots (picture 5), while her posture is normal in other shots (picture 6). The weirdest is the last picture, where Moana's posture is normal, while Loto is pigeon-toed. I find the pigeon-toed posture in the movies inexplicable, and I really don't know what the intention was.

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They all look super beautiful

(Note: Catherine Lagaia and Teagan Croft haven't had any red carpet events for their films yet, but I still wanted to include them I also decided to include Mia and Yara because, after all, Tinker Bell and Alice were part of Disney Princess :D)

What is your opinion regarding Mia Wasikowska as Alice and Yara Shajidi as Tinker Bell and Alice?

(I know Tinker Bell and Alice are no longer part of Disney Princess, but they were at some point and both already have their live-action versions)

Personally, I like Mia's acting; I know she's a bit dry at times, but I liked it. I feel the same way about Yara Shajidi, since Tinker Bell doesn't even speak in the original Peter Pan movie.

Context : This is my mom's ring that I think has a very strong resemblence to Rapunzel's crown

At first I thought it was Asha until I read that it was Esmeralda

So I was looking at profiles in Disney plus and scrolled through the Disney princess section which I expected to be normal, but when I scrolled through i saw Elena instead of Raya. Don't get me wrong I love Elena and I think she should be apart of the main brand but why isn't Raya here when shes an official member of the brand and theres a Raya profile available in the unclassified section? Shes literally the single missing princess because i counted 12 of them which is the correct amount. Could Raya be facing removal due to lack of popularity and could Elena be taking her spot? I hope the removal isn't the case and only the addition because i like having more masculine princesses in the lineup

I’ve never liked the criticism that Cinderella just waited for a man to rescue her or didn’t do enough to save herself. Not only is that untrue, it’s literally victim-blaming.

Cinderella is a woman in the 17th century, essentially enslaved by her stepmother. She can’t get a job outside the home or secure a place of her own. Her only hope would be to find a good husband who could care for her and take her away. But given what Lady Tremaine is like (especially as shown in the third film, where she’s willing to give up a chance at improving her own and her daughters’ lives just to keep tormenting Cinderella) she would likely prevent her from finding a suitable match just to keep her as a permanent servant.

Even if Cinderella tried to leave, where would she go? She’s a woman without a home or a father; in those times, no one would help her. The worst that could happen is that she’d be forced into prostitution, or worse.

Going back to the victim-blaming mindset, Cinderella has been mistreated since she was a child. She’s used to being called foolish, to being silenced by her stepmother, to being punished, and to sleeping in terrible conditions. You can’t blame a victim for not changing their life when they don’t know anything better.

The real blame lies with a society that wasn’t equipped to help people like Cinderella, and with Lady Tremaine, who took pleasure in being cruel to her stepdaughter.

Which one is your favorite? Mine is the foam dress and the pink one.

I love the illustrations of Mulan in old magazines. She dressed like a princess, wore beautiful tiaras, and even had different hairstyles. The clothes are so beautiful. The artist put so much love into her.

Note: I love this green look; the earrings are gorgeous.