Princess characters are a lovely place to start cosplay, because the shapes are bold and the colours do half the work. There are ball gowns here, travel and adventure outfits, and princesses from animation, film, games and old fairy tales. What makes one read as the character is rarely the dress alone. It's the silhouette, the hair, the face, the shoes and one prop all agreeing with each other. You can sew a gown from scratch or build one from a thrifted dress, some trim, costume jewellery and a well-styled wig. Either way, plan for comfort, since a first convention means hours on your feet. I've written up 35 princesses below, from classic royalty to the ones who'd rather be climbing something, with notes on how I'd make each one wearable.
Sewing a Princess Gown You Can Wear From Morning to Night
Most first gowns fail in the same three places: the bodice, the skirt support and the closures. Get those right and almost any princess on this list is comfortable for a full day.
- Fit the bodice over the bra or bodysuit you'll actually wear. I tape a quick mock-up in cheap cotton first, because a bodice that fits over a T-shirt will gape over a strapless bra.
- Support the skirt from the waist, not the hips. A petticoat with its own drawstring waist takes the weight off the gown's seams, and you can loosen it at lunch.
- Choose an invisible zip or lacing over a row of tiny buttons. You'll be getting in and out of it in a cramped bathroom, often without help.
- Line anything scratchy. Sequinned and glitter fabrics rub the underarm raw after a few hours, and a cotton lining stops it.
- Hem the skirt in the shoes you'll wear, standing up. A gown hemmed barefoot ends up too long in heels and too short in flats.
If you're buying rather than sewing, these are still the things to check in the shop. Lift your arms, sit on a chair and walk up a step before you pay.
1. Cinderella Blue Ball Gown Cosplay
Cinderella's gown is mostly skirt, so that's where I'd spend the effort. A pale blue dress with a fitted bodice, an off-the-shoulder neckline and a full floor-length skirt is the base. Rather than a hoop, I'd use a lightweight petticoat with two or three tiers of netting; you get the volume without a frame that swings into people. Blonde hair goes up in a high, polished bun, or use an updo wig with a blue headband. Silver shadow, rosy cheeks and a glossy pink lip keep the face bright. White opera gloves, a black ribbon choker, crystal-look earrings and clear or silver low heels finish her. A small clock-shaped purse holds your phone and nods to midnight.
2. Belle Yellow Ball Gown Cosplay
Belle's gold gown needs fabric that catches light, and a cheap shiny satin can look flat and plasticky. I prefer a gold taffeta or a satin with a slight crinkle to it, because it holds the gathered skirt and photographs warmer. Look for an off-the-shoulder bodice and a full gathered skirt. Fabric roses, ruched panels or removable swags tacked to the skirt give a shop dress more depth. Brunette hair goes half up in curls with a gold ribbon or clip. Brown liner, peach blush and a soft rose lip suit the warm colour. Yellow gloves, small earrings and gold ballet flats keep it formal but walkable. Carry one artificial red rose under a small clear dome, or tuck it into a book-shaped bag.
3. Snow White Classic Princess Cosplay
Snow White reads from across a hall because of three blocks of colour: a navy or royal blue bodice, a long yellow skirt and red in the sleeves. Short puff sleeves with red slashes and a high white collar finish the top. For a wardrobe version, layer a fitted white blouse under a simple blue top and pair it with any long yellow skirt. The collar is the part I'd actually sew, from two layers of white felt or interfaced cotton so it stands up instead of flopping. A short black bob with curled ends and a red bow headband. Red lipstick, a small wing of liner, rosy blush and soft brows for the face. Yellow or red low heels, a woven basket, a woodland plush and a shiny fake apple.
4. Aurora Pink Princess Gown Cosplay
Aurora's pink gown is about long clean lines. Look for a floor-length pink dress with a fitted waist, a pointed neckline, a white shoulder collar and long sleeves. The pointed bodice is where cheap versions sag; if you're making it, a couple of plastic boning channels down the front seams keep that point sharp all day. A structured petticoat gives the sweep, and silver trim picks out the angles. Wear long blonde curls with softly rolled bangs, or a golden wig to the waist. Champagne shadow, pink blush, mascara and a rose lip. A simple gold crown, a fine necklace and pink ballet flats. Carry a rose or a little spinning-wheel charm, and choose a breathable cotton lining if you'll wear it from opening to close.
5. Ariel Mermaid Princess Cosplay
The mermaid Ariel is a fitted purple top with shell detail and a shimmering green skirt that narrows at the knee and flares at the hem. I'd make or buy that skirt in a stretch fabric; a true tail restricts your steps so much that stairs become a project. Shell stitching or appliqués on the top are easy to add by hand. The red wig should be big, side-parted and softly waved, and it'll need a good brush-through with a wide-tooth comb before you go. Pearly shadow, coral blush and a glossy red-pink lip. Pearl earrings, a flower clip and green flats hidden under the hem. A seashell purse or a fish plush gives your hands somewhere to be.
6. Ariel Blue Village Dress Cosplay
Want an Ariel you can sit down in? Her blue village dress is the answer. A white long-sleeve blouse goes under a fitted black or navy corset-style bodice, with a full ankle-length blue skirt, a big blue hair bow and black flats or low boots. The red wig is still the most important piece, so put your budget there. Natural makeup suits this one: soft brown liner, peach blush, freckles if you like and a coral lip. A wicker basket, a little shell necklace or an old-looking book makes the prop. Because it's separates, you can add or drop a layer when the hall gets hot or the walk outside gets cold.
7. Jasmine Teal Princess Cosplay
Jasmine is the coolest costume here, temperature-wise, and the one most likely to need fitting help. A teal cropped top with supportive straps and draped off-the-shoulder pieces goes with high-waisted harem trousers in the same teal. Dye lots vary, so I buy top and trousers from the same fabric or the same maker; two teals side by side look like a mistake. A sheer overskirt adds coverage and movement if you want it. Long black hair in a sectioned bubble ponytail with turquoise bands, or a thick wig set in that shape. Bold liner, gold shadow, warm blush and a neutral lip, keeping your own skin tone. Gold pointed flats, big earrings, a turquoise headband and a blue pendant, plus a gold lamp purse or a tiger plush.
8. Rapunzel Purple Princess Cosplay
Rapunzel is all about the braid. Use an extra-long blonde wig and build the side braid loosely, then push small silk flowers into it on bobby pins or tiny clips. A braid that long is heavy, so I anchor the wig with two combs sewn inside the front and a snug adjustable wig cap, otherwise it drags backwards by lunchtime. For the dress, a lavender gown with puff sleeves, pink ribbon lacing and a full ankle-length skirt. Stitching lace or embroidered trim along the neckline and sleeves turns a plain shop dress into something that looks hand-made. Peach blush, a few freckles, pink lipstick and soft lashes. Purple or brown ballet flats, and a foam frying pan, a small paint palette or a chameleon plush.
9. Tiana Green Ball Gown Cosplay
Tiana's gown is built in layers like petals. Start with a pale green fitted dress and add darker leaf-shaped panels over the skirt. I cut the panels from a medium-weight satin and bind or pink the edges, since raw satin frays fast and you'll be sitting on them. A flower-shaped overskirt, a pointed neckline and a little shimmer give detail without much weight. Dark hair goes up in a neat high bun with curled tendrils. A pale green tiara or flower crown, elbow gloves and a simple green necklace. Gold and olive shadow, berry lipstick and warm blush suit the greens on any skin tone. Gold or light green flats under the hem, and a small cookbook, a flower purse or a frog plush.
10. Mulan Matchmaker Dress Cosplay
Mulan's matchmaker look is all colour blocking: a pale cream wrap-style top, a pink sash, a red waistband and a flowing skirt in muted blue, pink and burgundy. This is a fan-made costume of an animated design, so choose cosplay garments rather than treating real traditional clothing as a costume. Long black hair goes low and gathered with a pink flower comb. Soft red lipstick, rosy cheeks, clean liner and lightly defined brows, without trying to change your features. Comfortable black flats or simple fabric shoes. A folding fan and a little cricket charm are the props. Long sleeves and layered skirts catch on escalator edges, so I add a hidden loop and button inside the skirt to lift the hem when you need it.
11. Elsa Ice Queen Cosplay
An ice queen gown can sparkle without needing a single bulky accessory. Choose a fitted pale blue dress with long sheer sleeves, a structured bodice and a floor-length skirt with a side slit you can actually walk through. The cape is what people notice. I'd use a lightweight organza or chiffon and scatter snowflake appliqués or rhinestones across it, fixing the stones with fabric glue rather than hot glue, which peels off sheer fabric. A thick platinum side braid with a few loose strands at the face. Silver shadow, defined lashes, pink blush and a berry lip. Silver flats or low boots, crystal earrings and a snowflake pin. Carry a clear acrylic snowflake or a small snow-creature plush rather than anything large.
12. Anna Adventure Dress Cosplay
Anna's adventure dress is the one I'd suggest for a full day. A black embroidered vest goes over a long-sleeve blue blouse, with a deep blue A-line skirt trimmed with flowers at the hem and a burgundy cape with dark edging. If you're making the hem embroidery, an iron-on transfer and a few hours of chain stitch looks closer to the film than printed fabric. A warm capelet suits outdoor fall events, and a lighter one works indoors. Auburn hair goes into two braids, with a pale streak if you want it. Peach blush, freckles, brown mascara and a raspberry lip. Sturdy black ankle boots, a satchel, knitted mittens and a snowman plush. Thermal leggings vanish under that skirt on a cold day.
13. Merida Green Adventure Cosplay
Merida moves freely, which is half the fun. A long green gown with a modest neckline, fitted sleeves and gold trim at the cuffs and collar is the base, plus a brown belt and a small pouch for your things. The curly red wig is the whole character. Those big curly wigs tangle the moment you brush them, so I separate curls with my fingers only, and pin the wig with several clips through the cap. Light freckles, peach blush, soft brows and a tinted balm. Brown lace-up boots under the skirt. Skip the bow and arrows and carry a tartan sash, a bear plush or a family crest medallion instead. It feels royal without being fussy.
14. Raya Warrior Princess Cosplay
Raya's outfit is layered for travel. A mustard or tan sleeveless tunic goes over a fitted burgundy top and dark green trousers, with a wide brown belt, a textured vest, arm wraps and knee-high brown boots. The wide conical hat and a light reddish cape are what make her recognisable. I build the hat from a cardboard cone covered in fabric, with an elastic chin strap, because a hat that wide catches every breeze and every doorway. Long dark hair loose or half up. Bronze shadow, defined brows, soft blush and a neutral lip. Instead of a sword, carry a blue dragon gem, a rolled map or a small creature plush. Keep every accessory in foam or fabric so you can sit and pose easily.
15. Vanellope Candy Princess Cosplay
Vanellope is princess cosplay for people who'd rather wear a hoodie. A mint green hoodie, a short brown pleated skirt, bright striped leggings and black sneakers or lace-up ankle boots. Tie dark hair into a high ponytail and clip candy-shaped pieces through it, keeping them well away from the eyes and mouth. Pink blush, bright liner, a glossy lip and a small heart on the cheek. A tiny crown clip and a crossbody candy bag finish it. Most of it comes from a normal wardrobe, so it's a good first costume or a last-minute plan, and it's fine for a school event.
16. Princess Peach Pink Gown Cosplay
Princess Peach is bright and clean-lined. Find a floor-length pink dress with puff sleeves, a darker pink waist panel and a layered skirt, with a soft petticoat for volume. Puff sleeves on cheap dresses collapse within an hour; I stuff mine with a few layers of tulle tacked inside the sleeve head so they hold their shape. A long golden-blonde wig with flipped ends and side-swept bangs. Blue shadow, rosy cheeks, defined lashes and a pink lip. White gloves, blue earrings, a blue pendant and a tall gold crown with faux gems. Make the crown from EVA foam rather than metal; it weighs almost nothing and won't tip forward. Pink low heels or ballet flats, and a star bag, a parasol or a mushroom plush.
17. Princess Daisy Yellow Gown Cosplay
Daisy is the sunny alternative to all the pink. A long yellow gown with puff sleeves, white petal-shaped trim and orange panels at the waist and skirt, plus white gloves and orange flats or low heels. The petal trim is quick to sew: cut a strip of white felt into scallops and stitch it along the neckline, since felt needs no hemming. Medium-length auburn hair with flipped ends and a smooth side part. Warm gold shadow, peach blush, brown liner and a coral lip. A gold crown with green and red gems, flower earrings and a daisy brooch at the neckline. Carry a flower basket, a yellow parasol or a sporty clutch. She's a great addition to a colourful princess group.
18. Rosalina Star Princess Cosplay
Rosalina is dreamy and celestial. A long aqua dress with an off-the-shoulder neckline, a fitted bodice and a softly flared skirt, with silver star appliqués near the hem or on a sheer overskirt. Her pale blonde wig has a heavy side fringe over one eye, which looks great and cuts your vision more than you'd think, so I trim it a little shorter than the reference and pin it slightly aside on busy stairs. Luminous base, silver-blue shadow, fine liner and a muted pink lip. Silver flats, star earrings, a small crown and a turquoise pendant. A glowing star purse is a good prop, as long as any battery lights stay cool, enclosed and firmly attached so they don't snag the gown or wig.
19. Zelda Royal Gown Cosplay
Zelda's royal gown suits someone who enjoys detail. A long white dress with a purple bodice panel, gold trim and a decorative front apron, plus structured shoulder pieces, a fitted belt and a flowing purple sash. If hand embroidery feels like too much, printed fabric panels give the same intricate look for far less time. For the shoulders, I cut EVA foam, heat it with a hair dryer and curve it over my own shoulder while it cools. Long blonde hair with small front braids and pointed ear cuffs, rather than glued prosthetics. Gold shadow, defined lashes, rose blush and a soft pink lip. White or gold boots under the skirt, a fine tiara, a matching necklace and a blue crystal.
20. Zelda Adventurer Princess Cosplay
For a day of walking, Zelda's adventurer outfit beats the gown. A fitted blue tunic or blouse with white and gold motifs, black leggings, a brown utility belt, fingerless gloves and sturdy knee-high boots. A short cream cape or a fitted brown vest adds a layer. Long blonde hair in a low ponytail or a loose braid, with subtle pointed ear cuffs. Peach blush, taupe shadow and a soft pink lip suit the outdoorsy look. Carry a rolled map, a notebook, a glowing blue tablet or a small crystal. New accessories look too clean; I dry-brush them with a little brown acrylic and wipe most of it off, which ages them without touching the clothes.
21. Princess Serenity White Gown Cosplay
Princess Serenity's gown is soft and floaty, but the hair is the real build. The extra-long blonde wig goes into two round buns with trailing ponytails, and that much fibre is heavy. Most people buy a wig with clip-on ponytails, and I'd still sew a couple of extra combs inside the cap and use plenty of hidden pins. Keep the fibres smooth with a silicone spray made for synthetic hair. For the dress, a floor-length empire-waist gown with gold trim, a fitted bodice and sheer shoulder drapes, with a big white back bow or light wing panels. Pearl shadow, fine liner, pink blush and a glossy rose lip. Gold flats, a forehead tiara, a crescent pendant, pearl earrings and a small wand or moon clutch.
22. Chibi Moon Pink Princess Cosplay
The pink celestial princess is the same idea as Serenity, only louder and sweeter. A pale pink floor-length gown with puff sleeves, a fitted waist and translucent layers over the skirt, with gold trim, a heart detail on the bodice and a big bow at the back. The bubblegum-pink wig is styled into two pointed buns with long curled ponytails. Pointed buns slump as you walk, so I build them around a small cone of craft foam pinned to the cap and wrap the hair around it. Pink and champagne shadow, curled lashes, rosy blush and a glossy berry lip. Gold tiara, heart necklace, white gloves and pink flats. A foam heart wand or a moon bag rounds it off. Wind is the enemy of tall wigs, so check the forecast for outdoor photos.
23. Princess Bubblegum Pink Dress Cosplay
Princess Bubblegum is about as comfortable as cosplay gets. A full-length pink dress with short puff sleeves, a slightly darker waistband and a modest round neck, with purple ballet flats or lavender sneakers. A long straight pink wig and a tall gold crown with a blue gem, pinned well so it doesn't slide. Pink shadow, rosy cheeks, defined lashes and a bubblegum lip are plenty. Painting your whole face pink is uncomfortable and nobody needs it to know who you are. Carry a lab notebook, a candy-shaped purse or a bright potion bottle filled with coloured water. I'd sew in-seam pockets if you're making the dress; a stretch knit with pockets is a joy for a long day.
24. She-Ra Princess Warrior Cosplay
She-Ra has a strong graphic shape: white, red and gold. A white sleeveless tunic dress with a structured gold neckline and a red centre panel, white leggings or opaque tights, and a short red cape on hidden snaps. Snaps beat velcro here, since velcro grabs the wig every time you turn your head. A big-volume blonde wig and a gold winged headpiece above the forehead. Gold shadow, sharp liner, peach blush and a neutral lip. Gold wrist cuffs and white boots with gold trim. Skip the sword and carry a glowing crystal, a shield-shaped handbag or a small horse plush. EVA foam makes good light armour pieces, and it takes paint well once sealed.
25. Princess Leia White Gown Cosplay
Leia's white gown is one of the simplest sews on the list. A high-neck white maxi dress with long bell sleeves and a relaxed waist, and a narrow silver belt cut from metallic fabric or craft foam. White fabric is the catch: bright lights make thin white see-through, so choose an opaque weave and wear a white slip underneath. The side buns can be your own hair coiled around a hair donut, or a pre-styled wig on a breathable cap. Brown liner, soft brows, light blush and a muted rose lip. White ankle boots or flats. Instead of a blaster, carry a silver communicator, a small blue light or a little robot bag.
26. Princess Buttercup Red Dress Cosplay
Buttercup's red gown works because it's simple. A long red dress with flowing sleeves, a modest scooped neck and a softly gathered skirt, with a gold belt or braided cord at the natural waist. Long blonde waves and a fine gold circlet across the forehead. Keep the face natural, a little windswept: soft brown liner, peach blush and a muted berry lip. Brown or gold flats under the hem, and a fabric pouch, a wildflower posy or a storybook to hold. I'd choose a matte crepe or brushed cotton over shiny satin, because the matte cloth looks like a lived-in medieval dress instead of a costume in a bag.
27. Odette Swan Princess Cosplay
Odette suits a formal event. A fitted white dress with off-the-shoulder sleeves, a feather-shaped neckline and a layered tulle skirt. Embossed fabric, scalloped appliqués or a few feathers suggest wings without a big backpiece. Feathers shed, and they go everywhere, so I stitch them through the quill rather than gluing them and keep them to the bodice. A light cape gives the same graceful movement with less mess and packs flat. Long blonde hair half up in soft curls. Pearl shadow, fine black liner, cool pink blush and a rose lip. White ballet flats suit the dancer feel. A silver crown, a blue pendant and a small swan clutch finish her.
28. Anastasia Blue Opera Gown Cosplay
Anastasia's opera gown is the closest thing here to real eveningwear. A navy floor-length dress with off-the-shoulder sleeves, a fitted bodice and silver embellishment, with a soft velvet cape or a sheer navy wrap for depth. Velvet has a nap, so if you're sewing the cape cut every piece facing the same way or the colour will look patchy in photos. Auburn hair in a curled updo with loose face-framing pieces. Smoky blue-gray shadow, defined lashes, berry blush and a deep rose lip. A silver tiara, drop earrings, long gloves and navy or silver block heels. A jewelled clutch or a tiny opera programme to carry. It's at its best at an indoor evening event.
29. Giselle Pink Ball Gown Cosplay
Giselle's gown is gloriously too much. A bright pink dress with huge puff sleeves, a fitted bodice, layered ruffles and a full skirt over a light petticoat, with ribbon bows and fabric flowers at the neck and waist. Long auburn curls and a small pink tiara. Rosy cheeks, fluttery lashes, champagne shadow and a glossy pink lip. White gloves and pink low heels. Carry a flower basket, a chipmunk plush or a musical-note purse. Those sleeves and that skirt take up a lot of room, so practise doorways, toilets and sitting at home before the day. I'd also pack a few safety pins; ruffles tend to come unstitched somewhere.
30. Kida Crystal Princess Cosplay
Kida's look is pale blue and crystal. A light blue fitted top and matching wrap skirt over opaque shorts or a dance bodysuit, so you're covered whatever the skirt does. Patterned fabric panels, metallic armbands and a wide decorative waistband add detail. A long white wig with straight layers and a centre part. Long white wigs pick up every speck of dust and makeup, so I store mine in a bag right up until I'm dressed. Icy blue shadow, highlighter and a neutral lip, keeping your own skin tone and features. Brown flat sandals or soft ankle boots. The glowing crystal necklace is essential; use a battery LED inside resin or plastic, never glass.
31. Princess Fiona Green Medieval Cosplay
Fiona's medieval gown is warm and earthy. A dark green velvet-look dress with long sleeves, gold trim and a square neckline, with a gold belt, a green pendant and flat brown shoes. Long auburn hair in a thick braid or loose waves, plus a small gold crown. If you're going as her ogre self, use a green face paint made for skin, patch-test it on your inner arm a day ahead, and set it with translucent powder so it doesn't print onto that green velvet collar. Otherwise keep the face simple: shaped brows, soft brown liner and a muted rose lip. Put the ears on a headband rather than gluing them. A sunflower, a royal scroll or a donkey plush makes the prop.
32. Sofia Purple Princess Cosplay
Sofia is sweet and easy for kids or for adults feeling nostalgic. A full purple dress with short puff sleeves, a pearl-trimmed neckline and a skirt with pale floral or scalloped panels, over a small petticoat for gentle volume. Medium brown hair in soft waves with a side part. Light purple shadow, rosy blush, mascara and a pink gloss. A silver tiara, white gloves, a purple pendant and flats. A small book, an animal plush or a bubble toy shaped like a magic wand to carry. For a child, I use snaps for anything detachable and pick fabric that survives the washing machine, because the dress will be played in.
33. Elena Red Princess Gown Cosplay
Elena's red gown is all ruffles and movement. A bright red dress with an off-the-shoulder ruffled neckline, a fitted waist and a tiered skirt. Add embroidered flowers with appliqués or iron-on patches rather than copying real ceremonial clothing. Long dark waves with a side braid and a red flower clip. Bronze shadow, warm blush, clean liner and a berry-red lip, without changing your features. Gold earrings, a simple pendant and red or gold low heels. Carry a sceptre-style wand, a guitar purse or a storybook. When I sew tiers, I make each one a separate lightweight layer gathered onto the slip; it's easier to wash, pack and fix than one heavy ruffled skirt.
34. Princess Mononoke Forest Cosplay
Princess Mononoke is the opposite of sparkle. A plain navy tunic dress over a white undershirt and fitted dark shorts or leggings, with a white faux-fur shoulder cape, a brown belt, arm bands and sturdy brown boots. A short dark-brown wig with uneven layers. The red face marks are small; I draw them with a cream liner and press powder over them so they last. A white hood with rounded ears can sit back or frame the face. No spear; carry a forest-spirit plush, a carved-look pendant or a moss-covered satchel. Use faux fur only, and keep the cape light, because fur gets hot fast in a crowded room.
35. Princess Kaguya Layered Kimono Cosplay
Princess Kaguya's court look is all about the layers showing at the collar. Use a costume robe set with several visible collars and light layers in red, pink, cream and green, and choose theatrical pieces inspired by the animated design rather than real formal clothing. When I layer robes like this, I tack the collars together at the back neck so they don't slide apart and hide each other. Very long straight black hair with a centre part; choose a wig you can trim so it doesn't reach your heels. Pale shimmer, soft brows, subtle pink blush and a red-tinted lip, keeping your natural skin colour. Simple fabric slippers and a small floral hair ornament. Carry a bamboo-style lantern, a folding fan or a glowing moon.
A Small Repair Kit That Fits in a Princess Purse
Something always comes loose on a long day in costume. A ruffle, a crown elastic, a shoe strap. Nearly every fix needs the same handful of things, and they all fit in a pencil case or a clutch.
- Safety pins in two sizes, already threaded onto one larger pin so you can find them.
- A needle pre-threaded with the main colour of your gown, wrapped round a scrap of card.
- Double-sided fashion tape for necklines and sleeves that start slipping.
- Spare bobby pins and two elastic bands for a wig that starts to shift.
- Blotting papers and a small powder for a face that gets shiny under hall lights.
- Plasters for heels, because new shoes always find a sore spot by mid-afternoon.
Hot glue doesn't belong in the kit. It lets go in cold air and melts in a warm room, so anything you'd fix with it is better stitched or pinned until you get home.
One Gown, One Wig and a Long Day on Your Feet
Royal dress turns out to take a lot of forms: ball gowns, celestial dresses, adventure outfits and cartoon princesses you can wear in sneakers. However you build yours, start with the character's colours and shape, then add the hair, the face, the shoes and one prop that says who she is. A costly costume isn't required. Thrifted dresses, appliqués, craft foam, costume jewellery and a decent wig get you a long way. Plan for breathable layers, a headpiece that stays put, safe props and shoes you can stand in for hours. Then go with the princess you genuinely love, because that's the one you'll enjoy wearing all day.
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