9 Times Celebrities Have Channeled The Disney Characters They’ve Played With Their Fashion

For the after party for the premiere of “Alice in Wonderland” in February 2010, Helena Bonham Carter wore an outfit inspired by her character, the Red Queen.

Carter’s cream dress had a strapless neckline and an asymmetrical tulle skirt.

The skirt was adorned with a bright red heart and the actor carried a bag with two illustrations of the Red Queen. Heart-shaped dangle earrings completed the look.

Lily James’s blue dress for the “Cinderella” premiere in March 2015 was a modern play on the main character’s signature dress.

Cinderella’s blue ball gown is iconic, so it made sense for James to grace it in her Elie Saab gown for the film’s premiere.

The dress had an illusion neckline and sleeves that were embellished with blue beads. A fitted, strapless bodice flowed into a full skirt, and the entire dress was covered in sparkling beading.

She paired the look with clear, sparkle-embellished Christian Louboutin heels, which looked like a modern take on Cinderella’s glass slippers.

Emma Watson’s outfit for the “Beauty and the Beast” premiere in March 2017 included a subtle nod to the film.

Watson arrived at the premiere in a black Oscar de la Renta jumpsuit that had a pointed neckline and skintight pants.

A gold rose-shaped brooch was on Watson’s hip, evoking the iconic rose that marks the waning time of the Beast’s curse in the classic film. The color also matched the gold dress Bella wears in the movie, making it even more appropriate for the occasion.

For the December 2018 premiere of “Mary Poppins Returns,” Emily Blunt chose a dress that matched the color of Mary Poppins’ coat.

Blunt’s silk Schiaparelli gown had long sleeves, a high neckline with ruffles on the bodice, and a dainty train.

The dress ended up matching the carpet for the premiere, so Blunt blended in with her surroundings.

The dress that Naomi Scott wore to the European “Aladdin” gala looked like something out of Jasmine’s closet.

Her Burberry dress was strapless with a crystal-covered corseted bodice and a floor-length skirt with a trouser-style waistband.

The blue hue and sparkly embellishments matched the outfits Jasmine wears during the 2019 live-action remake of “Aladdin.”

Elle Fanning gave Aurora a big wink at the 2019 “Maleficent: Mistress of Evil” premiere in Los Angeles, California.

Her custom Gucci gown featured pink and gray flowers along the neckline, a floor-length skirt that was tattered at the bottom, and burgundy ribbons dangling from the sleeves that fell off her shoulders.

But her most unique detail was the red sequined splotches that looked like drops of blood along Fanning’s see-through glove and under her skirt.

At the premiere of “Disenchanted” in 2022, Amy Adams paid tribute to her character Giselle.

Dolce & Gabbana designed her long-sleeved dress, which had a plunging neckline and a corseted waist.

But it was her deep purple color that matched the famous sleeveless dress Giselle wears to the ball in the first “Enchanted” movie.

Yara Shahidi was apparently inspired by her “Peter Pan & Wendy” character when she attended the film’s premiere in April.

She was wearing a shiny gold dress that looked a lot like fairy dust. She was sleeveless, had a high neckline and slits at the waist, and her long skirt was decorated with fringe from the knees down.

Alexander McQueen made the dress custom for Shahidi.

Halle Bailey attended the premiere of “The Little Mermaid” wearing a silver dress with a shell-shaped bodice.

Valdrin Sahiti designed the bodycon dress, which plunged into the neckline and had a floor-length column skirt.