Disney References

[Katsumiyo !pGNZlskXEI No.7220184]

Could we please get a Disney reference thread going? I'll dump what I've got.

[Katsumiyo !pGNZlskXEI No.7220185]

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[Anonymous No.7220198]

>>7220185
Gaston is considered the villain in Beauty and the Beast? I thought it was technically whomever put the curse on Beast.

[Anonymous No.7220208]

>>7220198
Gaston is the one who fought Beast and plotted to kill him.
The witch that put the curse on Beast wanted to teach him a lesson about modesty, so she isn't precisely the villain.

[Anonymous No.7220219]

>>7220208
She sure is a cunt, though.
>insert picture talking about how the Beast was 12 or some shit when he was cursed

[Katsumiyo !pGNZlskXEI No.7220223]

>>7220198
>>7220208
>>7220219
In the original story, there is no Gaston and the enchantress is the villain. In the Disney version, it's Gaston. So you're all right.

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[Anonymous No.7220250]

>>7220219
I never thought of this but yeah holy crap what if the beast was 12 when he was cursed? There's a whole village less than a day's ride away and they've never heard of a castle or a curse or beast? That doesn't seem legit and I always wondered why unless it'd been several years. If he was enchanted at say...12 and let the castle fall into ruin it'd make a lot more sense. That enchantress is all kinds of wack in that case.

[Anonymous No.7220261]

>>7220250
the beast was a little kid who didn't want to let a stranger into the fucking castle, so she cursed him for following the stranger danger policy.

There's some great rundown of all the stupid plotholes in the story somewhere out there, like who is the picture of that the beast rips up on the wall... since he was a kid when he was cursed and the picture shows him all grown up.

and what would have even happened if Belle had touched the rose? I mean no one ever said anything would actually happen or whatever

[Katsumiyo !pGNZlskXEI No.7220263]

[Katsumiyo !pGNZlskXEI No.7220269]

>>7220250
>>7220261
Most Disney stories are full of holes, though, ince they're retellings of much darker fairytales. Also, I wouldn't count on realism considering there's a cast of singing and dancing table settings.

[Anonymous No.7220272]

What is a good ball gown pattern?

[Anonymous No.7220309]

I really want to do Anna's gown from the beginning of the movie, the green one. I love it, a lot.

[Anonymous No.7220313]

requesting picture's of Elsa's coronation gown. There aren't too many floating around.

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[Anonymous No.7220383]

What are these?
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[Katsumiyo !pGNZlskXEI No.7220427]

>>7220383
These are references from a Disney dress-up game.

[Katsumiyo !pGNZlskXEI No.7220433]

[Anonymous No.7220461]

[Anonymous No.7220509]

>>7220461

this is kinda beautiful

[Choco-Coco !!mOxKaazUvDF No.7220525]

Would also love to see more Frozen stuff! If you haven't seen the movie yet you really should. It's beautiful and the music is amazing.

[Anonymous No.7220533]

>>7220219
>>7220250
>>7220261

I forgot where I read or heard it from but the line that implies the Beast was cursed at a young age, "Ten years we've been rusting, needing so much more than dusting needing exercise, a chance to use our skills." was actually a mistake and isn't canon. Howard Ashman wrote the lyrics when he was dying of AIDs and I'm guessing no one had to heart to tell him to change the lyrics.

[Anonymous No.7220571]

>>7220461
This actually looks pretty great.

[Anonymous No.7220591]

>>7220509
>>7220571
There's a series of them. The Little Mermaid, Pocahontas, Aladdin and a couple of others if I remember rightly? They're wonderful. I want to cosplay lady Phillip so bad.

[Anonymous No.7220936]

Gonna dump what I have

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[Katsumiyo !pGNZlskXEI No.7221350]

>>7220461
This is too cute. I'll need to look up her other work!
>>7220936
I'm adoring these.

[Anonymous No.7221428]

I would love to see someone do a cosplay of Cinderella's pink dress from Dreams come true

[Anonymous No.7221435]

>>7221428
I know it's a straight to DVD sequel, but holy shit what is that mashup of styles in this screenshot?

[Anonymous No.7221476]

>>7220198
>>7220208
I would like to see Belle dressed as the witch...

>>7220219
>>7220250
I've discussed this at length with quite a few people and we have this theory that Prince Adam (Beast) was about the same age when he was cursed as in the film. When the curse was cast, the castle became frozen in time, but the residents were aware of time passing outside the castle.

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[Anonymous No.7221485]

>>7220525
how the hell am I going to construct these shoes... excuse me while I sob in the corner with the silver shoes I plan to edit

[Anonymous No.7221492]

On a scale of 1 to fanny packs, how lame is it that I'm a little tempted to cosplay Minnie from the Three Muskateers movie? I could get my boyfriend to dress up as Mickey and it'd be so fucking kawaii and not very difficult.

Eh. I wouldn't go through with it anyways, I don't like to cosplay cartoons at anime cons, but damn it would be cute.

[Anonymous No.7221497]

>>7220188
>>7220192
How come Snow White doesn't change her dress to winterware?

[Anonymous No.7221503]

>>7221497
Because snow white ain't no pussy. Snow can handle the cold unlike those other niggas.

[Anonymous No.7221512]

>>7221485
You have two options. You can buy some clear shows (sometimes called Cinderella shoes) and you can either cut the shape out with a craft knife and then use the invisible shoe strap elastics that go over the bridge of the foot and under the shoe to help hold them on.

Or buy the same shoes and paint the design on on a blue crystal or 3D paint. The rest should be easier enough to photoshop out.

Good luck anon

[Anonymous No.7221514]

>>7221428
Honestly this was just terrible. I know it was the by product of a failed series pitch but seriously.

C III was amazing though.

[Anonymous No.7221533]

>>7221512
I shall have a play at both these ideas, thank you anon!
I'll probably do the second first, so I at least have something wearable if the first option utterly fails.

[Anonymous No.7221546]

>>7221497
SNOW White, dude.
She's in her element.

[Anonymous No.7222114]

>>7221514
For work experianced I was with a women who drew teh pictures of inbetween key pictures to make the animation smooth. There was a name for it but i can't remember. Anyway she said that they out sourced them to some poor asian county and they had terrible pay and most had to live in the studio because they couldn't even affored to travel home, she said it was really sad. She also said when she and her peers were doing the work it was terribel pay, she couldn't even remember what teh name of the movie was, she aid a stick in time or something along that lines.

[Anonymous No.7222139]

>>7222114
was it a stitch in time!? Kim possible movie?

[Anonymous No.7222278]

>>7222114
A twist in time?

>>7222139
lmao

[Anonymous No.7222424]

>>7220461
Currently skimming through the artist's tumblr and this one is so adorable I can't even....

[Anonymous No.7222429]

>>7222424
>tumblr

Could tell without even seeing the link to her art shit.

[Anonymous No.7222432]

>>7222429
Good for you

[Anonymous No.7222453]

>>7220461
Whoa, I actually really love this. The art is so well done too

[Anonymous No.7222460]

>>7222424
What's her tumblr? She has a great style

[Anonymous No.7222470]

>>7222460
Never mind. I'm an idiot. I see it in the art now. It's 5am here lol

[Anonymous No.7222483]

>>7220461
yeah i cant tell what the hell is this a gender bend of

[Anonymous No.7222487]

>>7222483
Sleeping beauty.....

[Anonymous No.7222488]

>>7220192
>still showing belly in winter
shit jasmine, get it together

[Anonymous No.7222538]

>>7222488
I honestly hate that jasmine design in general. It's literally a whore outfit. Why is a supposed princess wearing it? I mean, she doesn't have to wear a burka, but cover that belly. It's definitely not modest princess behavior.

[Anonymous No.7222540]

>>7222538
Well I'm pretty sure her main character point was being rebellious for running around the place without her family knowing and dating a dirty ass thief.

[Anonymous No.7222550]

>>7220261
UGH, guys, come on, it's so obvious! The beast was frozen in time as a beast at like, age 23, not 12. It's so obvious, yet all the bizarre theories about him being 12 at the time somehow got wings thanks to one (hilarious) meme.

[Anonymous No.7223205]

>>7221428
bump

[Anonymous No.7223677]

>>7220533
In the story about the prince it says the last petal would fall before the prince's 21st birthday. And since the castle is in such disrepair, plus the townspeople not, yknow, talking about their missing prince (and indeed acting as if the castle is ancient and haunted) implies its been some time since the prince was cursed. Honestly it'd make far more sense if it had been a hubdred year curse but since its clearly said 21st birthday, you have to assume it took place sometime within the last 10-15 at the max.

[Anonymous No.7223695]

>>7223677
This. Even with the flawed lyrics that implies that he wasn't frozen in time and was still aging.

There's even a mid-quel or a special or whatever that shows him before he's cursed and while he might not be a little kid, he's clearly much younger.

[Anonymous No.7223729]

You think anyone would recognize this? I think the wig would be pretty badass, but I'm afraid of just looking like some random evil OC in a cape.

[Anonymous No.7223741]

>>7223729
Everyone worth their salt would recognize it, especially if you did the wig well and green/grey paint. I'd go for a big glitter eyelid and super dramatic brows and lips just to up the fashion element.

>tfw 5"2 round-faced azn
>can never cosplay villains

[Anonymous No.7223767]

>>7223729
woah, why have I not seen this?
Is the hip thing supposed to be armor? It doesn't look like part of the dress, really.

[Anonymous No.7223776]

>>7223767
That looks like fashion pleating, the doll does it like this. Also the hair horns look more like bunny ears on the doll eurgh.

[Anonymous No.7224805]

>>7223776
I'm not sure if I like the fabric choices made for the doll. It looks like the top is pleather and the bottom is a satin, or even a velvet.
Also that hairpiece ugh.

[Anonymous No.7226497]

>>7222538
I hate Ariel. She a ho.

[Anonymous No.7226501]

>>7220184
>look at this picture
>Belle's eyes are yellow
>Snow White's eyes are red

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
(but seriously, was it necessary to change their eye color to match their dresses? Ffs)

[Anonymous No.7226740]

>>7226501
lol Snow White's eyes always look that reddish-brown color even in Disney stuff. That's why I never wanted merch of her as a kid. Freaked me out.

[ValleLator !nCGvC6eOuQ No.7226767]

>>7226501
Nigga you color blind.

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[Anonymous No.7232571]

Any stuff from Frozen?

[Anonymous No.7232601]

>>7232571
I've seen quite a few at the D23 expo this year was

[Anonymous No.7232604]

>>7232601
better pic

[Anonymous No.7232606]

>>7220461
I really hate how all of these just look like lesbians

[Anonymous No.7232609]

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[Anonymous No.7232610]

>>7222424
I kind of like the design for Brocahontas, honestly.

[Anonymous No.7232614]

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[Anonymous No.7232632]

>>7232614
Would this outfit really keep you warm in a snowstorm? I don't mean this girl's cosplay, she looks cute, but I mean like the outfit worn in the movie. It's a dress and a shawl and doesn't appear very thick or warm.

[Anonymous No.7232643]

>>7232632
In the movie, it's an ankle-length wool skirt, probably with petti, a velvet? bodice over a long-sleeved shirt, and a wool cloak. I'd say so, anyway

I'm more bothered that she appears to wear the bodice from her coronation day gown and ditch the skirt, but the sleeves change entirely.

[Anonymous No.7232651]

>>7232609
Those eyelashes are the raddest touch

[Anonymous No.7232661]

>>7232643
She adds a shirt under the bodice I'm assuming, as her coronation dress didn't have the high neck.

[Anonymous No.7232691]

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>>7232620
how the fresh hell could you miss the white streak

[Anonymous No.7232702]

>>7232691
Because they made the costume before the movie came out and didn't notice the white streak in her hair? Or just didn't give a fuck enough to put it in.

[Anonymous No.7232703]

>>7232702
But the white streak was always in the promos... fucking "ME FIRST" cosplays

[Anonymous No.7233037]

>>7232661

This is what I'm talking about. In the movie when she changes outfits, she's not shown to get a new bodice, it doesn't make sense that she would, it's essentially the same shape, similar embroidery, same materials, but a different sleeve.

I thought it was weird.

[Anonymous No.7233047]

>>7233037

No, it does sort of make sense that she would... her coronation day gown probably has a very stiff bodice. She'd want a more comfortable, practical one for climbing a mountain.

[Anonymous No.7233055]

>>7233047

I guess 'm thinking more along the line of the improbability of finding a bodice in the same cut and same style and everything-- just almost identical to the one she was wearing but with sleeves-- in the shop-- of course it also magically had just one winter outfit that fit her perfectly, too, so I don't know, it just irks me. At first the little folded parcel she picked up with just a skirt and a cape so I figure it didn't include the bodice and she just put it on with her bodice, but then I see stills where she's got different sleeves.
I want to do the coronation gown and the cold weather clothes, and I don't really want to make the same bodice twice so I have to commit to one, but I'm not sure which I like more, and it's irksome because it's... pretty much essentially the same bodice with minor modifications.

[Anonymous No.7233059]

>>7233055

It's like 18th century Finland, there wasn't a heck of a lot of variety in clothing trends.

[Anonymous No.7233095]

>>7233037
How are you not noticing that the embroidery pattern on each of those bodices is completely different?

[Anonymous No.7233122]

>>7233095
This.

[Anonymous No.7233218]

>>7222550
This, seriously whoever wrote up those "plotholes" must have no goddamn imagination.

>the beast was a little kid who didn't want to let a stranger into the fucking castle, so she cursed him for following the stranger danger policy.

The ripped painting is obviously of Prince Adam as a young man, and the stained glass window in the opening depicts him as a young man, not a child.

Even if you don't consider that in "Be Our Guest" Lumiere's line "Ten years we've been rusting" is an exaggeration/a mistake, one could easily imagine that maybe the curse caused time to pass more slowly for the inhabitants within the castle, while time passed normally outside it. Thusly, the inhabitants of the castle would have aged at a slower pace despite having watched 10 years pass them by.

This could also explain why Chip doesn't look more than 5-6 years old at the most at the end of the story, and why the dog/footstool hasn't died.

Going off this theory, you could estimate that Prince Adam was probably in his teens when the enchantress cursed him, which in their time would mean he was considered to be an adult.


>what would have even happened if Belle had touched the rose? I mean no one ever said anything would actually happen or whatever

Even if it was an enchanted rose, it doesn't mean it would be impossible to have it destroyed by physical means. If my only chance of freedom was tied to a flower I'd be goddamn protective of it too.


>There's a whole village less than a day's ride away and they've never heard of a castle or a curse or beast?

Presumably part of the spell involved causing the people in the area to forget that there was a castle/family there, and also a compulsion to keep people from wandering close to the area, except for young women who were qualified to break the curse.

C'mon people, there is MAGIC involved here.

[Anonymous No.7233497]

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>>7232620
Ahh thanks for posting these Anon!
It's so much fun to see cosplays of them already. I'll be going to Frozen coming Sunday and I'm super excited~

[Anonymous No.7233540]

Just watched Frozen and I'm dying to cosplay Elsa's ice dress, like everyone else. Anybody know what sort of technique I can use to make her cape? It looks like a shimmery tulle netting, with snowflake patterns on it. I've seen similar stuff on ice-skater outfits, and can't think of any way to do it other than hand sewing sequins (which will be hell). Gonna dump a few concept pictures, nothing out yet that I can get high quality screenshots from but I plan on following the film design.

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[Anonymous No.7233557]

>>7233218
Hahaha. Love this post. So many people praise Belle and beauty and the beast movie, but it's one of my least favorite Disney movies next to Pocahontas.

[Anonymous No.7233632]

Needs more snow white.

[Anonymous No.7233648]

>>7233557
You're mistaken lol. I'm not dissing the movie, when I said "whoever wrote up those "plotholes" must have no goddamn imagination" I was referring to the much-touted plotholes such as Prince Adam's age, how the village forgot there was a castle nearby, etc.

[Anonymous No.7233854]

>>7233540
idk what to call the fabric, but the really light transparent one, right? shit i know what it's could ugh nvm

Try sewing the cape, and then get some snowflake stencils. I know small ones exist, but you'd probably have to make a couple big ones too.

Then get some glitter fabric paint and go to town.

[Anonymous No.7233904]

>>7233540
Would organza work? From what I know, it's both shimmery and sheer, and might be perfect imo, and then you can stencil snowflakes onto it, or something.

[Anonymous No.7233907]

>>7233904
Organza makes much more sense to me.

[Anonymous No.7233950]

>>7233854
It's probably chiffon, organza, or organdy.

[Anonymous No.7233990]

Elsa's cape is very very translucent and for the most part seems to shimmer royal blue. Or at least electric, darker than what most of the 'I-must-be-first' cosplayers have gone for.

Chiffon is very floaty, it drapes beautifully, it is, however, when of a nice quality, not actually that transparent. It's quote obviously there. If you want something really thin you're going to have to go for a really cheap chiffon (there's a bonus right there)

Organzas and organdi tend to be a bit stiffer, they won't drape as nicely. They do however come much more translucent than chiffon as a general rule. Again, the cheaper you buy, the more translucent you're going to get.

Avoid tulles and dress nets. Primarily these are bulking tutu and petticoat fabrics. Not only will it irritate the skin up top but it won't drape, you're better off with a chiffon or organza.

You can get per-glittered fabrics which vary in price and coverage. Other anons have mentioned snowflake organzas. You can get them this time of year, primarily they are going to come in white or silvers. However, the glitter design tends to be only on one side. Being man made (I'm pretty they're man made) these organzas aren't dyable and would likely ruin the snowflake effects if you tried. You can however get spray on fabric paint. You could experiment with spraying the back blue. This won't interfere with the per-adhered glitter snowflakes.

On the subject of painting, this applies to the bottom of Elsa's coronation dress and to her Frozen dress (arguably this could be lighting but I know others have observed a gradient to her dress) stick to fabric paint. If you use other spray paints designed for wood or plastic surfaces the fabric will harden and go crispy. If this was just a skirt draped over a hoop skirt then this wouldn't be an issue but for the cape and the dress, if you want to maintain that floaty quality stick to fabric paint.

Cont.

[Anonymous No.7234012]

>>7233990
For adding the snowflake effects you have options but they are constrained by time, money and effect.

The most glorious, but most time consuming and easily the most expensive, way to do Elsa's Frozen cape would be individually placed crystals and sequins, either sewn on or using fabric glue. The hardest part would actually be adhering to a template. My best advice would be to make a template for the area and cut out the shapes you want to crystalise. Then, rather than using the shape you'll be crystalising, use the negative. Pin both template and chiffon down to something plastic (like supermarket bags) that will peal away easily from the glue. Do not do this with hot glue as it will melt the plastic. Then settle yourself in for the long hall.

A faster way, but one where I can't guarantee the outcome involves spray mount and glitter. I talked a little bit about the affect of using non fabric intended paints on fabric. I have no idea what using spray mount (spray on glue) will do to the drape of the fabric. One can argue that Elsa's cape does have a jilting quality to the way it moves in the film when she's fleeing so a little stiffness might not actually be so bad.
Once again this method involves making a template, preferably out of something stiff like card. And again you'll be using the negative. Spray the spray mount and then throw the glitter and it should leave glitter shapes. Be careful what you spray onto, spray mount is sticky and it will go through organza or chiffon very easily and stick it to whatever is underneath. The best way to deal with this I think would be to pull the cape taught and suspend it slightly above whatever you're spraying over (grass, newspaper, plastic sheeting) if possible. You'll need it horizontal in order to scatter the glitter. You could then use a dry paint brush to help spread the glitter and then shake off the excess. This is not a tried and tested method on my part.

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[Anonymous No.7234018]

>>7234012
Another option would be to adhere a glittery fabric to the chiffon/organza base cape. You could cut the shapes and use various methods (fray check, non fraying fabrics etc) to finish the edges. Then use fabric glue or bonda-web (also called wonda web or wonder web; a mesh with heat activated glue both sides, placed between two layers of fabric and gently ironed to adhere two layers of fabric together) or even sew one onto the other by hand or by machine.

If anyone has any other specific questions or would like suggestions if you're struggling with part of a Disney costume let me know and I'll help if I can.

Good luck to anyone making any of these beautiful costumes.

[Anonymous No.7234027]

>>7233037
Best I can suggest anon is to make a reversible bodice. You could choose to omit the sleeves and hide the lack of them under the cape for the winter outfit. You could them use gold and olive to rim the corresponding sides and do the two different lots of embroidery.

However to be 100% accurate you would need to make two seperate bodices.

[Anonymous No.7234031]

>>7232691
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>>7232703

Technically after being thawed Anna no longer has the white streak in her hair and is still in her default blue dress and pink cloak combo.

So by default all Anna wigs missing the streak are still accurate

[Anonymous No.7234092]

>>7233990
>>7234012
>>7234018
Thank you so much! You've given me a lot to think about.

[Anonymous No.7234105]

>>7234092
No problem anon. Best of luck.

[Anonymous No.7234651]

>>7221428
>>7221435

john k is probably having a fuckin heart attack over this ugliness

and on topic: does anybody have a pattern that could work for pic related? the artist said they based it off a lanvin robe de style but the wrap-sort of thing and neckline is throwing me off. i'm pretty new to sewing

[Anonymous No.7234657]

>>7234651
There are a couple layers here. Looks like a base dress with a chiffon overlay on part of it (I'm assuming what you're calling the "wrap-sort of thing) and then lilypad+leaves part. I'd probably have that part be removable. I usually draft my own patterns so I don't have any recommendations for you.

[Anonymous No.7234731]

>>7234651
I'd do the bottom two layers as 2 double-circle skirts, taeliac has a really good tutorial. The top shouldn't be too hard, it's gathered and not fitted, google wrap/gathered top tutorials, and pin and fit to your liking.

[Anonymous No.7234784]

this person made a pattern design for the cape http://angelicluka.deviantart.com/art/Frozen-Disney-Elsa-Snow-Queen-Pattern-Cape-Design-417657064

[Anonymous No.7234833]

>>7233055
>the shop
Unless they actually feature a shop in the movie (I haven't seen it yet), its kind of really really unlikely anyone would be buying clothes in a shop at that time period. Those with wealth would have a seamstress come to their home to measure and fit them and bring fabric samples to choose from. Everyone else would make their own clothing from homespun fabric. Its possible that Anna particularly liked the cut of the bodice and either made or had someone make her a second of the same cut, but of more practical fabric, and had it embroidered with a similar pattern.

[Anonymous No.7234856]

>>7234784
Seriously? This girl has no idea about garment construction, not to mention that template is inaccurate as hell. Elsa's cape is oval, and the pattern repeats.

btw anybody ordering the Frozen artbook or bought any previous Disney movie artbooks? I'm looking at it and I'd love to have it but would it have the character models and detailed costume sheets on there like anime and games tend to? I appreciate concept art but most of the time it's so damned inconsistent.

>tfw husband's former colleague was an assistant animator for Frozen
>seriously considering emailing and begging for references of Elsa's cape
Would never happen because Disney though

[Anonymous No.7234870]

>>7234833
Just watch the damn movie before you post jesus. There's a shop in the movie.

[Anonymous No.7234913]

>>7234856
That could actually be viable. My mom used to be a disney animator and we still have character reference sheets from all the movies she wored on

[Anonymous No.7234938]

>>7234833
wow you're dumb

you're super super dumb

[Anonymous No.7234946]

>>7222550
>The rose she had offered was truly an enchanted rose, which would bloom until his twenty-first year. If he could learn to love another, and earn her love in return by the time the last petal fell, then the spell would be broken.
>until his twenty-first year

meaning he was not yet 21

[Anonymous No.7235384]

>>7234856

I have a couple "the art of" disney books and they don't really include detailed costume sheets like anime and games books do. They're mostly full of concept art and story boards. I can't say for Frozen's book but I took a look at the video someone made of it on the amazon page showing each page briefly and some of it looks viable, but you'd be better off saving yourself 30 bucks and looking at high res pictures.

[Anonymous No.7235633]

>>7234856
best/worst is I know who that person is and they legitimately seem to have no idea what they're doing. Ever.

She's missing a very key portion to the cape anyway. There's a step-style pattern along the edges, and this template doesn't have it.

tl;dr don't use this, it's wrong.

[Anonymous No.7235642]

>>7234092

[Anonymous No.7235644]

>>7221428
Here's a full body reference if anyone is interested

[Anonymous No.7235649]

>>7235644
didnt i just see you in a /co/ thread?

[Anonymous No.7235656]

>>7235642

I like the drapey feel overall, but that 80s disco ball fabric needs to go.

[Anonymous No.7235665]

Short of waiting on the DVD it's going to be really difficult to make a 100% accurate Elsa. None of the promo artwork matches the final renders. For example, on her arms in the promo artwork she has two snowflakes, one above her elbow and one below, in the film, she has just the one on her elbow and the 4 (not 3) lines of big and little sparkles up near the shoulder.

My advice to Elsa's looking for accuracy would be to have a removable cape that you can make more accurate later. Or just go for generic sparkles and add snowflake shapes and effects in photoshop.

[Anonymous No.7235762]

>>7235642
I'm... really disappointed with this.. I usually adore the work of Firefly Path but this is just... bad...

[Anonymous No.7235764]

>>7235762
>adore the work of Firefly Path

Why? Their costumes are poorly made and ill-fitted.

[Anonymous No.7235771]

>>7235764
Not them, but I still look at their stuff because it's pretty.

[Anonymous No.7235778]

>>7235642
goddammit Firefly Path. stop whoring yourself and do more original stuff

[Anonymous No.7235787]

>>7226501
snow white and belle both have brown eyes but i guess they're tinted in this picture to be a little more reddish/yellowish to match their outfits.

[Anonymous No.7236726]

>>7234870
>>7234938
I'm sorry, as I said I didn't see it. I don't plan to either, really. Though my argument still stands, as its still obviously not the same bodice, just a similar one with similar embroidery. As there is a shop in the movie, she could have just preferred that particular fit to her bodices and chosen to get all the same style.

>you're super super dumb
I'm the one applying logic and historical fact to an argument and giving a reasonable explanation and being polite about it. You're the one who can't capitalize or use punctuation, and calling someone dumb for not seeing a recently released children's movie.

[Anonymous No.7236751]

Elsa's coronation gown and hair reference dump incoming.

[Anonymous No.7236752]

>>7236751

[Anonymous No.7236755]

>>7236752

[Anonymous No.7236758]

>>7236755

[Anonymous No.7236759]

>>7236726
Just delete your posts anon, it was 'super super dumb' of you to comment in the thread without having even watched the movie. Nice ad hominem there, and this is 4chan, it is part of the board culture to type like that. You seem like the type to have elaborate historical head-canons without ever watching the original.

[Anonymous No.7236762]

>>7236758

[Anonymous No.7236765]

>>7236762

[Anonymous No.7236767]

>>7236765

[Anonymous No.7236771]

Some coloring sheets I found, shows some costume detail quite clearly.

[Anonymous No.7236773]

>>7236767

[Anonymous No.7236777]

>>7236773

[Anonymous No.7236783]

>>7236771

[Anonymous No.7236785]

>>7236777

[Anonymous No.7236790]

>>7236785
Last one for now, I have more but its basically more angles of what I've already posted. Hope this helps! Can't wait until its released on Blu ray, Youtube 1080p is NOT 1080p.

[Anonymous No.7236800]

>>7236783

[Anonymous No.7236823]

>>7236726
>I'm the one applying logic and historical fact to an argument and giving a reasonable explanation and being polite about it.
>calling someone dumb for not seeing a recently released children's movie.

You're dumb because you came in here to show off ~*~historical knowledge~*~ with a long condescending comment without having even seen the film. Which, because you're too dumb to notice apparently, is also children's fantasy film, not a period piece.

[Anonymous No.7237331]

>>7235764
>their
you mean her

[Anonymous No.7238188]

>>7236726
>>7236823
Or I'm someone who was browsing through and saw a post where someone was questioning why two bodices might look similar in a movie with a certain historically influenced style and thought I'd give a possible answer. I have no headcanon about this movie as, since I've said, I have no real interest in it. I generally like Disney cosplay though and the designs are cute so thats my entire reason for even looking at this. Sorry if I sound condescending, I don't mean to. I'm used to talking historical fashion in a way geared for kids.

[Anonymous No.7238202]

>>7238188
The bulk of your comment was "but ~historically~ she would have never bought something from a shop, because historically she would have done this, and historically other people would have done that."

This was in spite of fact that someone indicated that there was a shop, and that Anna was buying something from a shop, so your explanation (despite having never seen the film) was, well, pretty damn dumb.

[Anonymous No.7238220]

http://dpscans.chastten.nl/Index.html

No Frozen yet, but plenty of other disney princess pics

[Anonymous No.7238242]

>>7238188
Yeah but you kinda went too far with it. Don't overthink it.

[RP !!irLdG43K1Dj No.7238464]

>>7236790
Tossing one in.