Snow WhiteDisney, fairy-tale and video-game royals
Princess Costumes
Costume Wall has 51 princess costume guides, and the quickest route into one is a ready-made gown with a crown and a wig. Snow White is the easiest of the classic looks, because the blue bodice, the yellow skirt and the red bow already read as the character. Princess Jasmine takes the same idea in teal with gold jewellery, and Princess Peach is the video-game version, a pink gown with gloves and a gold crown. The rest of the page sorts the Disney and fairy-tale royals, the cartoon and anime heroines and the comic and video-game ones.
51 costume guides Editorial reviewed Oct 3, 2026
Which Princess Costume Should I Pick?
The quick route is a full gown with a crown and a wig, the cartoon route is a coloured dress with a bright hair piece, and the video-game route is a dress plus one strong prop.
Snow WhiteA blue bodice, a yellow skirt and the red hair bow
Princess JasmineA teal two-piece with gold jewellery and a ponytail
Princess PeachA pink gown with a gold crown and long glovesPrincess Costume Ideas by Character
Browse every character on the page in one grid, from the classic fairy-tale heroines to the cartoon, anime and video-game ones. Each card opens the full guide with the gown, the jewellery, the hair piece and the props that turn the outfit into the character.
51 Princess costumes
Princess costumePrincess
Disney princess costume DIY: pink satin midi dress, lavender maxi skirt, white blouse, short burgundy cape, silver flats and a tiara.
Princess costumeAnastasia
1997 animated heroine look: the vintage yellow dress, green coat and gloves of the lost Romanov princess.
Princess costumeAriel
Disney’s Little Mermaid look: seashell bra, green mermaid tail, long red hair and the Sebastian and Flounder plush.
Princess costumeAriel
Little Mermaid live-action land look: ruffle smocked top, corset belt, floor-length petticoat, brown wig and pink headband.
Princess costumeAudrey
Descendants 3 wicked sorceress look: deluxe costume, gold crown with blue stones, magical wooden staff, jewelry set, pink and blue wavy wig and pink ankle boots.
Princess costumeBlackfire
Teen Titans’ Tamaranean princess look: silver metallic bodysuit, purple crop top and skirt, wide silver belt, purple gem necklace, purple bob wig and tall purple boots.
Princess costumeCasual Cinderella
Off-duty Disney princess look: light blue yoga pants, blonde wig, light blue hair bow clip, brown ballerina flats and a G2G long sleeve shirt.
Princess costumeCasual Elsa
Frozen’s off-duty ice queen look: the Just Let It Go shirt, sequin sparkle leggings, an Elsa wig, black sneakers and a strawberry milkshake prop.
Princess costumeCasual Mulan
Modern warrior-princess inspired look: dragon bomber jacket, white t-shirt, black skinny jeans, white crew socks and red high-top sneakers.
Princess costumeCasual Princess Anna
Converse chuck taylor sneakers and a braided pigtails wig for a modern-day cartoon royal: a green boyfriend plaid shirt, denim shorts and a bag of chips.
Princess costumeCharlie
Hazbin Hotel’s princess-of-Hell look: red blazer, black pants, long-sleeve shirt, white bow tie, white gloves, black-and-white heels and the vampire teeth.
Princess costumeCiri
The Witcher’s sword-wielding heroine look: white long hair wig, the costume, a sword, boots and an injury sticker.
Princess costumeDaphne Bridgerton
Regency-era Bridgerton cosplay: blue lace dress, diamond pendant necklace, princess tiara, red lipstick and sky blue heels.
Princess costumeFancy Nancy
Pink-and-sparkle dress-up look: red curly wig, flower crown, jade bangle, fuchsia pearl necklace, heart head bopper hairpins, pink butterfly wings and hot pink Mary Jane flats.
Princess costumeFlame Princess
Adventure Time’s flame elemental look: long orange sundress, orange cardigan, long orange fire wig, orange face and body paint and a red diamond gem.
Princess costumeKitana
Mortal Kombat’s blue fan warrior look: blue leotard, matching mask, steel fans, arm guards and knee-high boots.
Princess costumeMorrigan Aensland
bat-winged succubus in satin opera length gloves: a backless strapless body briefer, purple bat leggings and go-go boots.
Princess costumeRosalina
Nintendo’s Super Mario Bros. star princess look: the costume, blonde wig, Luma star, star wand and classic pumps.
Princess costumePrincess
Dress up like Princess, the bow-carrying royal from Clash Royale, in blue sleeves and silver scale armor.
Princess costumePrincess Anna
Disney’s Frozen Arendelle look: long sleeve button-down shirt, tailored vest, fuchsia cape, high waisted royal blue maxi skirt, brown braid wig and black boots.
Princess costumePrincess Anna (Coronation Dress)
Frozen coronation day look: princess coronation dress, braided brown wig, coronation choker necklace, petticoats and victorian lady pantaloons.
Princess costumePrincess Aurora
Sleeping Beauty’s royal look: princess aurora dress, princess aurora wig, gold tiara, gold necklace and pink heels.
Princess costumePrincess Aurora
Maleficent Moors fairy queen look: a princess dress, blonde wig, gold ring, roman wreath and gold heels.
Princess costumePrincess Bean
Disenchantment’s hard-drinking princess look: sleeveless tunic tank top, white t-shirt, brown tights, leather belt, brown casual boots, white wavy long hair and tooth caps.Showing 1–24 of 51 Princess costumes
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Make Your Princess a Costume
Start with the gown or the dress, then add the jewellery and the hair piece, and finish with one prop, because the crown or the tiara is what people recognise first.
Princess ZeldaA tiara, pointed ears and a blue tunic over a white dress
Princess BubblegumA long pink wig, a gold crown and a pink dress
Princess MeridaA mass of ginger curls with a green dress and a bowClassic Disney and Fairy Tale Princess Costumes
Gown-first builds: Snow White is the original of the group, a blue bodice over a yellow skirt with a red bow and a short cape. Sleeping Beauty keeps the same shape in pink or blue with a small crown, and Rapunzel, the Tangled heroine, trades the corset for a lilac dress and a long braid that reaches the floor.
Desert and moorland looks: Princess Jasmine wears the Aladdin two-piece, teal with gold jewellery and a ponytail, the cheapest build on this half of the page. Princess Merida goes the other way, with a mass of ginger curls, a dark green dress and a quiver of arrows over one shoulder.
Cartoon, Anime and Video Game Princess Costumes
Colour-block builds: Adventure Time supplies two of the plainest ones, Princess Bubblegum is a pink dress with a gold crown and a long pink wig, and Flame Princess is the same idea in orange with a flame-shaped hair piece. Star Butterfly adds a wand and a pair of horns, the cheapest cartoon build here.
Console and comic heroines: Princess Peach is a pink gown with white gloves and a gold crown, Princess Daisy, the other Super Mario Bros. gown, keeps that shape in orange and yellow, and Princess Zelda swaps the gown for a blue tunic, pointed ears and a tiara. Sailor Moon and Starfire are the comic versions, and Rosalina is the space one, a turquoise gown with a star-topped wand.
Screen, Historical and Fantasy Princess Costumes
Period and literary looks: Daphne Bridgerton is a Regency gown with long gloves and a tiara, and Rhaenyra Targaryen, the House of the Dragon queen, adds a braided silver wig and a red gown. Princess Buttercup of The Princess Bride is a red dress and a gold tiara, the simplest of the three.
Animated and fantasy heroines: Fancy Nancy is a tutu and a bow, Princess Bean is a green tunic and a crown, and Princess Kida of Atlantis is a tribal look with a crystal pendant and white hair. Anastasia and Princess Elena both need a tiara, a ball gown and a pair of opera gloves to read at a distance, while Princess Poppy, the Trolls heroine, adds a headband and a pair of wings to a felt dress.
Choosing and Wearing a Princess Costume
Match the route to the effort: a boxed gown is the fastest way into a fairy-tale look, and a dress you already own can become a cartoon or video-game heroine with a wig, a crown and one prop. The comic and anime looks are usually a bodysuit or a tunic plus a hair piece.
Comfort and photos: buy the shoes so you can stand in them all night, pin the wig at the temples rather than the top of the head, and shoot a test photo under indoor light, because satin and glitter read differently on camera. A group can share one gown and swap the hair piece between characters.
Princess Costume FAQ
What is the easiest princess costume?
A ready-made gown, because the dress and the crown already read as the character. Add a wig and a pair of flats and the look is finished.
How much does a princess costume cost?
It depends on the route. A boxed gown is the cheapest single purchase, while building one from a dress you already own costs more in time and less in money.
What do I wear under a princess costume?
A plain fitted layer in the same colour family, such as a slip and leggings, so the skirt sits smoothly and the bodice does not ride up.
Can I wear a princess costume to a Halloween party?
Yes, and it is one of the easiest themes to dress for, because the silhouette reads from across the room. Keep the shoes comfortable and the crown light enough to wear indoors.
How do I make a princess costume look better on a budget?
Buy the one piece that carries the character and borrow or make the rest. A good wig, a painted prop or a beaded bodice changes a plain dress more than a second gown would.
Choose Your Princess Costume
Choose the silhouette first, then the colour. A ready-made gown is the fastest route into a fairy-tale look, while a cartoon or video-game heroine is usually assembled from a dress, a wig and one prop. Whichever route you take, keep the shoes comfortable enough to stand in and the crown light enough to wear for the whole evening.
