Historical cinderella

Cinderella by Mary-Anne Leslie

Historical Versions of Disney Princesses by Claire Hummel

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I've decided to continue my redrawing of the Disney characters in clothing more accurate to the century/country in which the story originated, Cinderella's story came from the 17th century France, at least the version most recognizable today did, but the dress in the movie was inspired by the 1860s, so I drew both, the first time I did this, I read "17th century" as 1700s, instead of 1600s, so I fixed it this time, hopefully, J.A

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Cinderella, 1860s historical dress, Disney fanart, J.A

Illus. by Catherine Barnes-Cinderella's two stepsisters do not recognize her

In director Rob Marshall's 2014 big screen adaptation of Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods stage musical, Costume Designer Colleen Atwood...

- Historically accurate Cinderella - A lot of research went into this one, and there is still so much to learn! I pictured her as a late 17th century French woman. Fashion was really evolving at that time. The baroque style period was going into rococo so everything (including clothing) became more ornate and refined. The waistline transformed from a broad, high-waisted silhouette (from the previous period) into a long, lean line with a low waist. She’s also wearing a ‘fontange’ on her…

Light blue off-shoulder gown with lace trim

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Fairy Tale Teas on Instagram: “Happy #fairytalefriday! Fun fact, Charles Perrault’s version of Cinderella (or “The Little Glass Slipper”) is set in 17th century France.…”

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