How Disney Princesses Should Have Looked

These Disney Princess Characters Should Have Looked Different. Subscribe: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Things We love Disney Princess fashion, but did you know that the ladies’ outfits aren’t entirely historically accurate? We’re comparing Disney vs source material to show you what the Princess outfits should have looked like. That involves going all the way back to the 14th century for Princess Aurora — we want to know if you love her new hairdo. If you love Princess Jasmine’s crop top, then you’ll be shocked to see what she should be wearing instead. As for Princess Ariel, her perfectly puffed up pink sleeves when she dines with Eric aren’t actually puffy enough. Just wait ‘til you see how extra Princess Belle’s accessories and decorations are. More was most certainly more in 18th century France! When it comes to Mulan’s outfit, there are some fascinating revelations when you ask a historian — particularly about her jewelry. With all of these five Princesses we’ve had a whole lot of fun creating animated versions of their historically accurate outfits, hair and makeup. Just think of it as a throwback retro makeover. Take a look at all of these before and after fashion fixes to see how they should have looked, and be sure to let us know in the comments section whether you prefer these characters in their original outfits, or if you like the animated Disney makeover we’ve given them. Hit that subscribe button to be the first to know when we release new videos on TheThings, and hit that thumbs up button to show us how much you love the Disney Princesses. Thanks for watching! Throwbacks 🤪🔙 | TheThings:    • Nostalgia   ✨DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC ✨ | Potterheads:    • ⚡POTTERHEADS⚡   DISNEY CLASSICS 👸💖 | TheThings:    • DISNEY CLASSICS   NEW UPLOADS: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheThings/v... Our Social Media: Facebook:   / thethingscom   For more videos and articles visit: https://www.thethings.com Written by: Elle Taylor Narrated by: Brianna B Edited by: Hootan For copyright matters please contact us at: [email protected]