25 Of The Princesses’ Best And Worst Looks, Ranked

Disney has brought us some of the most memorable animated films in history. Since the audacious release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1937, things have only gotten better for the production company. And we, the audience, have had the chance to witness some incredible storytelling over the last eight decades.
Disney puts a great deal of effort into both its story and characters, particularly the princesses. As we say, the costumes designed for each princess are iconic. It not only highlights the beauty and personality of the princess but also contains the deep historical value of each era. Of course, Disney princess dresses have been loved, recreated, and celebrated by people of all ages all over the world. From festivals, Halloween, and theme parks throughout the world, millions of people know and love these dresses; therefore, it is only right to celebrate the greatest. These are the most beautiful and ugliest looking princesses. 
Below, we have compiled all the main outfits that our faves wear in their films. It's time to pick which outfit is actually the best for each character! See Princesses’ Best And Worst Looks here.

#1 Cinderella’s Magical Evening Dress, Cinderella

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Flawless. Furthermore, it was renowned enough to spur a Met Gala imitation years later.

#2 Ariel’s Iconic Shell Bra and Fishtail, The Little Mermaid

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Coachella in Atlantis!

#3 Rapunzel’s Purple Dress and Floral Braid, Tangled

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Rapunzel’s long hair is indeed a highlight of the character, but many can’t take their eyes off her purple dress. It seems to be made from silk and is absolutely suitable for the princess.

#4 Moana’s Adventure Outfit, Moana

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This is the ideal clothing for a seafaring excursion, from her beach waves to the color scheme.

#5 Jasmine’s Red Two-Piece, Aladdin

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Although Jasmine may not have chosen this gown herself, her stylist put in extra attention on it. She obviously favors the color red, and her accessories are elegant.

#6 Tiana’s Fantasy Gown, The Princess and the Frog

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Green is a challenging hue, particularly when it comes to formal attire, but Tiana pulls off (neon) green here.

#7 Meg’s Lavender Column Dress, Hercules

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Goddess is the term that springs to mind.

#8 Jasmine’s Aqua Co-Ord, Aladdin

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Few women are able to simultaneously wear a thick necklace, striking earrings, and a broad headband covered with jewels without seeming overpowered. Well done, Jasmine. Bravo!

#9 Ariel’s Sparkle Dress, The Little Mermaid

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This outfit would make any '90s pop star ready for the red carpet envious. She is poised to provide a ballad performance at the Grammys.

#10 Merida’s Go-To Green Dress, Brave

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A simple, long-sleeved dress in the ideal shade of blue-green to go with her trademark red hair is a very basic style for Disney. In a situation like this, further elements are actually not necessary.

#11 Elsa’s Ice Castle Dress, Frozen

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For an ice queen, it was really obvious. Praise for aspiring designer Elsa for producing it herself goes to the detail work, which is outstanding.

#12 Mulan’s Fightin’ Dress, Mulan

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Mulan plays the layering game perfectly!

#13 Alice’s Blue Dress and White Apron, Alice in Wonderland

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Nothing delights Disney princesses more than a puffy sleeve, although in this case, the apron gives the poufs a somewhat chilly appearance. That hair is also everything. I'm curious about Alice's extension budget.

#14 Mulan’s Training Uniform, Mulan

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Yas, neutrals, come through!

#15 Pocahontas’s Minidress, Pocahontas

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The one-shoulder silhouette is attractive, and suede is currently quite fashionable. Major props go to the statement necklace, too.

#16 Belle’s Everyday Blue and White Look, Beauty and the Beast

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She and Alice are both adorable, but they could compete in a Who Wore It Best contest.

#17 Ariel’s DIY Sail and Rope Dress, The Little Mermaid

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At first sight, awful. However, it is terrible in a Comme des Garçons-esque sense, which makes it kind of fantastic. Right?

#18 Belle’s Yellow Ball Gown, Beauty and the Beast

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Not bad given that it was obviously constructed from vintage polyester window coverings.

#19 Ariel’s Daytime Date Dress, The Little Mermaid

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She was much ahead of her time by wearing a corset over her dress. A bold choice in hair accessories to go along with the daring decision in style. Any princess wouldn't be able to pull this look off.

#20 Jasmine’s Incognito Peasant Look, Aladdin

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The enormous gold earrings really transform this outfit. She may not be the best at avoiding detection, but she sure does look fly.

#21 Anna’s Winter Ensemble, Frozen

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Give me color-blocking or freeze to death, said Anna! (They actually sort of gave her both.)

#22 Briar Rose’s Peasant Costume, Sleeping Beauty

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It appears to be highly common to wear a corset over a dress. Briar Rose at least stayed with a subdued colour theme to mix things up a little.

#23 Cinderella’s DIY Ball Gown, Cinderella

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Considering her incredibly good track record, I wouldn't say this is her strongest appearance. Cinderella should be grateful that her stepsisters smashed this do-it-yourself horror shortly after. To have allowed her to leave the home in it would have been cruel. You have to be honest!

#24 Briar Rose’s Birthday Dress, Sleeping Beauty

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Fairies Briar Rose's birthday outfit ended up looking like this because Merryweather and Flora couldn't decide whether it should be pink or blue.

#25 Cinderella’s DIY Ball Gown (The Remix), Cinderella

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Although still inappropriate for a royal ball, Cinderella will be prepared if she ever receives an invitation to a punk-rock garden party.