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10 interesting things you probably don't know about iconic Disney outfits

Kirstie RenaeJan 21, 2024, 21:22 IST

Many iconic Disney outfits have hidden details that fans might not know about. Walt Disney Studios; Walt Disney Pictures

Disney characters have worn iconic outfits in animated and live-action films, but even the biggest fans may not know all the secrets behind them.

Here are behind-the-scenes facts and Easter eggs about famous Disney outfits.

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Live-action models were used to help Pinocchio look as real as possible.

Pinocchio's outfit in "Pinocchio" was influenced by live-action models. Walt Disney Pictures

Swarovski provided thousands of crystals for Prince Adam's "Beauty and the Beast" costume.

Dan Stevens as Prince Adam in "Beauty and the Beast."Walt Disney Pictures
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Gaston's live-action costume took inspiration from military uniforms.

Luke Evans as Gaston in "Beauty and the Beast."Walt Disney Pictures

The costumes in “Moana” (2016) were inspired by a combination of cultures and natural materials.

The characters would've likely made their own clothing with materials from their island. Walt Disney Animation Studios
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Ariel’s underwater outfits were digitally added after filming.

Halle Bailey as Ariel in "The Little Mermaid."Walt Disney Pictures

Over 5,000 petals were used to create the showstopping red dress in "Cruella" (2021).

Emma Stone as Cruella de Vil in "Cruella."Walt Disney Studios
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The characters in "Encanto" (2021) have their individual gifts hidden on their costumes.

There is a lot of detailed embroidery on the costumes in "Encanto."Walt Disney Pictures

The "Mary Poppins" (1964) designer had to be extra careful when creating the film's costumes.

Dick Van Dyke and Julie Andrews in "Mary Poppins."Walt Disney Pictures
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Snow White’s dress includes elements from various periods, creating a unique silhouette.

The colorful dress has a few different inspirations. Disney

The “Frozen II” costume designers traveled to Europe for inspiration.

The "Frozen" movies' setting takes inspiration from Nordic countries like Norway. Disney
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