Walt Disney Pictures had touched a lot of girls' lives
planting a seed in them of how to be hopeful that dreams do come true.
And then HBO gave birth to the Sex and the City series
that brought glamour to the hopeful.
Now what happens when we combine the two.
Take a good look of the following couture designs drawn for Vogue covers
where each princess is presented with style and some umph!
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| POCAHONTAS |
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| ARIEL |
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| MULAN |
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| CINDERELLA |
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| BELLE |
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| AURORA |
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| QUEEN ELSA AND PRINCESS ANNA |
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| JASMINE |
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| MERIDA |
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| SNOW WHITE |
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| TIANA |
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| RAPUNZEL |
Such gifted designers, like Hayden Williams, illustrating their creativity, becomes an inspiration everyday to many. As how princesses have established their character thru the movies they were featured in, these alterations dare every woman to go beyond what's usual. In the name of fashion, innovating one's self becomes socially accepted as a form of empowerment. This becomes encouraged by the knowledgeable fashionistas since it highly speaks of confidence.
As a Cosmopolitan fan, I wanted to share these photos because I admire how it treats indifference.
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| Disney DIVAS by Hayden Williams |
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