The Artist Reimagines Disney Princesses with Realistic Bodies, and the Result Is Truly Spectacular
What if Disney princesses looked like regular people with all sorts of different body types? One artist decided to explore that and transformed our beloved princesses, giving them more natural, true-to-life figures. It’s a fresh take on these classic characters, challenging traditional beauty standards and offering a new perspective on the princesses we’ve known for so long.
Jasmine
Belle
Aurora
Pocahontas
Mulan
Cinderella
Rapunzel
Tiana
Snow White
Ariel
Bonus: A plus-size artist reimagines Disney outfits to embrace realistic body shapes.
A plus-size influencer Natasha Polis is making a splash on social media by reimagining iconic Disney outfits, challenging traditional beauty standards prevalent in pop culture. Her creative reinterpretations of beloved characters, such as Disney princesses, showcase meticulously crafted costumes that celebrate her curves while staying true to the original designs.
Recently, Natasha went viral with her updated recreation of Megara from Hercules, proudly highlighting the progress of her skills. In her post, she shared, “The corset is absolutely stunning and defying gravity with my chest to waist ratio… The updated 3D printed medallions are so freaking pretty and elevated this cosplay to new heights!”
Natasha continues to reimagine Disney classics with her unique style, and her latest take on Belle from Beauty and the Beast is no exception. Renowned for designing various versions of Belle’s iconic gown, she recently debuted a modern twist with a short skirt, bringing a fresh, contemporary vibe to the timeless look.
In a TikTok post, she excitedly showed off her creation, saying, “My short modern Belle dress I made in 2 days,” highlighting both her creativity and impressive speed.
Another artist has reimagined Disney characters with a touch of body-positive magic. The result? A breathtaking and diverse collection of full-figured princes and princesses that challenge and redefine traditional beauty standards.
Preview photo credit The Little Mermaid / Walt Disney Pictures, Aladdin / Walt Disney Animation Studios