How to Dress Like Pocahontas

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Best Pocahontas Halloween Costume Guide
Get a costume like Pocahontas, the Walt Disney animated movie about the romance between a young American Indian woman and Captain John Smith. The daughter of Chief Powhatan, who is now considered a Disney princess, eventually falls in love wth Captain Smith who is the only settler in Jamestown that befriended the natives.
Dress up like Pocahontas with a Long Black Anime Cosplay Wig, RG Women’s Costumes Pocahontas, Pocahontas Necklace, and Pocahontas Costume Armband. Take along your Raccoon friend with a Disney Pocahontas Plush Meeko toy.
Pocahontas Cosplay Costumes
Paint with all the colors of the wind and cosplay as Pocahontas at your next party or convention. You’ll be a huge hit dressing up as the Native American princess from the beloved Disney classic. And you’ll get to pal around with an adorable stuffed Meeko — who wouldn’t want that?
In Pocahontas’ flowy dress, you’ll be ready to explore any landscape. Your turquoise necklace will surely dazzle, and your tribal armband will show people you mean business. Wear a long black wig if you want to completely embody the princess. Looking to do a cosplay couple’s costume? Have someone dress up as John Smith with you. Get inspired by these powerful Pocahontas cosplayers.
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About Pocahontas
Pocahontas was the daughter of Chief Powhatan of the Powhatans, a Native American tribe. Pocahontas, a rebellious and free-spirited girl, would often go exploring on her own with her animal friends Meeko and Flit. Pocahontas was arranged to be married to the warrior Kocoum, despite the fact that she did not love him. After the arrival of English explorers, Pocahontas was forced to keep the peace between her tribe and the foreigners.
Pocahontas eventually fell in love with the captain of the English settlers, John Smith. Neither her tribe nor John Smith’s fellow Englishmen approved of their relationship, leading to more tension between the two groups. Fighting ensued between the Powhatan’s and the English, and Kocoum was killed. John Smith was held responsible and set to be executed, but Pocahontas intervened and saved his life. The natives and the English eventually came to accept each other and Pocahontas’ and John Smith’s relationship.
