Among the actual Disney princesses, it would have to be Snow White.  (I'm a bit surprised that it isn't Ariel, although she would be my second choice, as I wanted to be a mermaid when I was a child.  Perhaps it is because Ariel didn't want to be a mermaid.)  Snow White is so feminine and takes so quickly to being the lady of the house (love the Bavarian decor, too).  And who wouldn't want to fall asleep and be awakened by a kiss from a handsome prince? 

If Alice were a princess, she would probably at least tie with Snow White, as I regard Disney's Alice in Wonderland as a tutorial in femininity - yessss, your majesty!

Quote from: MaryT on October 20, 2017, 04:21:06 PM
who wouldn't want to fall asleep and be awakened by a kiss from a handsome prince? 

I know, right?

This a tough question though because there are so many beautiful choices... But I already knew the answer

Quote from: Roll on October 20, 2017, 03:00:31 PM
The travesty is that Wreck It Ralph wasn't even Pixar, it was the main Disney studio. But yet Merida gets to be a princess! Vanellope is Disney through and through!

We think alike way too much!  I can't wait for the wreck it Ralph sequel.

Quote from: Artesia on October 20, 2017, 11:05:35 AM
I want to be princess Leia in her slave outfit.  I loved that outfit.

I won't do that, as I would cause innocent eyes to go blind.

awww.. dont be so hard on yourself.  For a little background on me. I hate wigs. and am half bald and still a girl. And I happly put my makeup on and go about.  *hugs* You can rock an outfit like that.

Quote from: Jessica on October 20, 2017, 11:15:11 AM
How about Aladdin?  He has a genie who could turn me into Cinderella!
Smiles, Jess 💁

Oh my Aladdin..  I think the poor genie would be worn out with all the requests..  Make sure its a cash business..

Quote from: Roll on October 20, 2017, 11:34:11 AM
It's so dumb she's not considered a Disney princess!

For me... hrrrm... This is a really tough call. I'd be tempted to say Ariel, but I wouldn't want to step on my sister's toes on that one (she has been mermaid obsessed her entire life).

I like Jasmine's outfit the best(who wouldn't!), and Mulan is my personal favorite Disney movie, but I'd feel like I was being culturally insensitive and that would suck the fun out of it. (Also the whole Jasmine being intended to be 14 thing has started to creep me out a bit the last few years.)

Not crazy about her outfit, but sticking with the princesses (and not diverging into Star Wars or Marvel) I'd have to go with Belle overall.

I have seen and read a lot iof your posts. Your one inquisitive Belle. I like that. Keep it up.


PS love the 10/20 statement told my family on the 11th  *happy thoughts*

Quote from: natalie.ashlyne on October 20, 2017, 11:30:58 AM
Well the last few months I have been called a princess, not sure if it is good or bad but I would be closest to Cinderella

Just remeber she gets nice shoes..  And I wish to borrow the fairy godmother for a night.. I have evil plans... *tries for evil laughter but comes out as a giggle*

Quote from: katiekatt on October 20, 2017, 02:38:15 PM
Anastasia or Lady Almathea stick out for me. I've not seen "my" Disney princess yet I don't think, so I went "off-brand."

Both very lovely. I used Disney as a guild line and since my youngest is 7.  I am pretty up to date on princess.

Quote from: amberwaves on October 20, 2017, 02:51:51 PM
Well darn my wife just told me I should be Merida because I always die my hair red and I shoot bow.  Like most things I guess I was incorrect.  Now if you'll excuse me I'm off to be shooting for me own hand.

Amber

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Just remember the pointy end goes away from the body and when shooting the bow don't go locked arm things will get in the way and that might sting a little.

Quote from: JillianC on October 20, 2017, 08:06:27 AM
I'm being village Belle this Halloween

OH another belle..  it can be a belle rebellion.

Quote from: Colleen_definitely on October 20, 2017, 08:19:27 AM
I'm going to be a scary clown because my nieces deserve nightmares. 

*hides* clowns are scary..  *giggles*

Quote from: meganjames2 on October 20, 2017, 03:12:32 PM
Moana. My children have made me watch it a thousand times (and I might have watched a couple of times without them too [emoji16]).
I like her strength and resolve,  and who wouldn't want to live in a tropical paradise!

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mmm warm weather...  sea water to refresh the skin. excellent choice.

Quote from: MaryT on October 20, 2017, 04:21:06 PM
Among the actual Disney princesses, it would have to be Snow White.  (I'm a bit surprised that it isn't Ariel, although she would be my second choice, as I wanted to be a mermaid when I was a child.  Perhaps it is because Ariel didn't want to be a mermaid.)  Snow White is so feminine and takes so quickly to being the lady of the house (love the Bavarian decor, too).  And who wouldn't want to fall asleep and be awakened by a kiss from a handsome prince? 

If Alice were a princess, she would probably at least tie with Snow White, as I regard Disney's Alice in Wonderland as a tutorial in femininity - yessss, your majesty!

oh snow white. she is very lovly.  tell you what. if a handsome prince comes chasing me he can be all yours. I am married.. *giggles*

Quote from: V M on October 20, 2017, 05:11:13 PM
I know, right?

This a tough question though because there are so many beautiful choices... But I already knew the answer

Hi and welcome did not expect Royalty in my little thread *curtsy* . I have this strangest sensation you could teach Cinderella .. 

Quote from: Tiame on October 20, 2017, 07:06:52 PM
awww.. dont be so hard on yourself.  For a little background on me. I hate wigs. and am half bald and still a girl. And I happly put my makeup on and go about.  *hugs* You can rock an outfit like that.

It's just that I don't think being a 267 pound woman walking around in a metal bikini would be good for anyone's eyes.  Especially when you add the stringy hair that I haven't been able to get off my belly yet.  Maybe in a couple years. Still a touch more work to do, but the hair is getting less noticeable.

Quote from: Artesia on October 20, 2017, 07:48:31 PM
It's just that I don't think being a 267 pound woman walking around in a metal bikini would be good for anyone's eyes.  Especially when you add the stringy hair that I haven't been able to get off my belly yet.  Maybe in a couple years. Still a touch more work to do, but the hair is getting less noticeable.

I agree, if you own it, people will love you.  One of my favorite women I met at comiccon was a big girl.  She hand knit a Wonder Woman outfit, and she rocked it, full confidence and taking picts all the time.  I loved talking with her and envied her energy!

Bari Jo

Quote from: Bari Jo on October 20, 2017, 08:40:55 PM
I agree, if you own it, people will love you.  One of my favorite women I met at comiccon was a big girl.  She hand knit a Wonder Woman outfit, and she rocked it, full confidence and taking picts all the time.  I loved talking with her and envied her energy!

Bari Jo

Yeah...owning it, is not something that I can do well.  I don't think I am ready for that much skin exposure.  Despite the continuing acceptance of the ladies around me, I still have a bit of worry when I go out as me. 

Quote from: Artesia on October 20, 2017, 08:58:35 PM
Yeah...owning it, is not something that I can do well.  I don't think I am ready for that much skin exposure.  Despite the continuing acceptance of the ladies around me, I still have a bit of worry when I go out as me.

One word. Body suit.  I use those with some of my outfits sorta smooths things out. One thing I have learned is girls cloths are freaking cold.   Brrrr...  Combine that with a fresh shave and it better be 80 deg out...

While we're encouraging Disney for better representation in their characters, can we get them to design a prince with a full beard? I am not shaving down!

If I had to though, I guess I'd go with Tangled's Flynn Rider... although he'd probably take offense to me botching his nose!

Quote from: Tiame on October 20, 2017, 07:36:15 PM
Hi and welcome did not expect Royalty in my little thread *curtsy* . I have this strangest sensation you could teach Cinderella ..

I am yet to have a magic pumpkin coach or to marry a Prince, but I relate to Cinderella because of how I was treated as a child