Child Princess Costume Ideas
How would your little princess look and feel in a child princess costume? She would feel like the royalty that she is!
It is easy to find just the right princess costume, especially if you look at Buy Costumes. They are the web’s most popular costume supershop, where you will find the greatest selections as the absolute best prices (they even offer a 110% price guarantee to back this up). While you are there, don’t forget to shop for the older princess, or queen, in your family. Also, don’t forget about princess costume accessories, such as gloves, chokers, sandals and shoes, wands, jewelry, and tights.
Child Princess Costume
This little princess is waiting for her Prince Charming in a beautiful dress!
This officially licensed © Disney costume dress is blue, and has a white, sparkly overlay, which gives the skirt several layers. The scalloped edges are adorned with silver sparkles.
The upper part of the child princess costume dress has an attached Cinderella cameo, nestled above a blue ribbon, and has white pearl trim (no, it’s not real pearl).
Although not included, you can make your princess feel even more special by adding gloves, a tiara, jewelry, and Cinderella shoes.
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Princess Tiana Child Costume(Available in Toddler and Child Sizes: Toddler (3T-4T), Small (4-6X), Medium (7-8))
This princess is just waiting for her Frog Prince to come and whisk her away!
Tiana is one of Disney’s newest princess, and this beautiful outfit captures her beauty and charm. The dress is mint green (of course!) and the skirt has several decorative layers.
The dress is decorated with a sparkly white flower, with stem and petals that drape down the skirt. In the center of the flower is a Tiana cameo. Additional decorations include gold trim throughout the dress and skirt.
Although not included, you can add ballerina shoes, a glitter makeup kit, and a tiara.
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Viking Child Princess Costume(Available in Child sizes: Small 6, Medium 8, Large 10, and X-Large 12)
Not only is this princess strong and brave, she is also graceful and beautiful!
The flowing dress is orange and white. It is trimmed in gold along the plush skirt, and the top is decorated with gold designs.
The matching white and gold gloves are made of the same plush material as the skirt. The top of the gloves are trimmed in faux grey fur.
The outfit is topped off with a gold cape that is also trimmed in faux grey fur and attaches to the dress.
Also included are a beautiful golden chain and red jeweled pendant, and a headpiece fitting for a viking princess!
Although not included, you can add a blond child wig, a gold purse, and gold shoes.
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Here is a short video that shows how Disney’s artists drew Prince Naveen from “The Princess and the Frog“:
I remember when I went trick-or-treating, many years ago, dressed as a princess. It wasn’t a Disney princess, as is so popular today, because there wasn’t such a big selection of Disney princess costumes so many decades ago.
But, it didn’t matter. I felt so special and beautiful. My princess tiara might have made of rhinestones, but, to me, it was full of glittery diamonds. I gleefully twirled in circles, holding out my gorgeous skirt, for any person who would watch.
Today, I am mom to two young girls. My older daughter was never into princesses and could care less about dressing as a princess for Halloween. My younger daughter is another story entirely.
She LOVES dressing as a princess. For many years now, we have gotten her pretty princess dresses for her birthday. She is happiest when she is wearing one of her princess dresses, playing dress up with anyone who will join her, which sometimes includes one of our cats, dressed in Build a Bear clothing. Usually, though, she plays by herself.
One year for her birthday, her grandparents bought her a small trunk filled with dress up items, including several fancy dresses. She wore those dresses until she couldn’t fit them any more. The box itself is long since gone. She wore it out with all her playing.
Last year we all went to Disney World’s Halloween event. The event is geared towards children, and is intentionally made to not be scary (for those who don’t know, Disney’s rival, Universal Studios, hosts a Halloween event called Horror Nights that is made to be as scary as possible, and is not at all a family friendly Halloween event for families with younger children). The event is appropriately named Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party.
My older daughter dressed up as a black cat (see, I told you, no princesses for her!) and my younger was dressed as Sleeping Beauty’s Aurora. She wore a beautiful pink dress that had a stiff petticoat under the skirt. The skirt poofed out nicely, allowing her to twirl.
Being at Disney, her dress attracted a lot of attention from the Disney Cast Members (as they are called). She absolutely adored all the attention that she got, and loved each time a Cast Member called her princess. For example, “Hello, Princess! How is your Halloween?”
The event was wonderful. Even my husband enjoyed himself (he was dressed as Mr. Incredible, the strong man from Pixar’s “The Incredibles” movie). Although my older daughter doesn’t go for princesses, she had just as good a time at Disney’s Halloween party as the rest of us did. They got to trick-or-treat all over the park until midnight.
If one bag filled with candy, a Cast Member kindly gave them a new bag, so they could begin filling that one. It was a night we all remember fondly. Any one wanting to experience Halloween as only Disney can do should experience Mickey’s Halloween event at least once.
My mom took picture after picture of me that Halloween, and I still love looking at those pictures. That was my favorite Halloween costume, me wearing my child princess costume.
