OFFICIAL PRINCESSES
Snow White, originally voiced par Adriana Caselotti, is the first Disney Princess and made her debut in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937).
Cinderella, originally voiced par Ilene Woods, is the seconde Disney Princess and made her first appearance in Cendrillon (1950).
Aurora, originally voiced par Mary Costa, is the third Disney Princess, and first appeared in Sleeping Beauty (1959).
Ariel, voiced par Jodi Benson, is the fourth Disney Princess and first appeared in The Little Mermaid (1989).
Belle, voiced par Paige O'Hara, is the fifth Disney Princess and first appeared in Beauty and the Beast (1991).
Jasmine, voiced par Linda Larkin with vocals provided par Lea Salonga, is the sixth Disney Princess and first appeared in Aladin (1992).
Pocahontas, voiced par Irene Bedard with vocals provided par Judy Kuhn, is the seventh Disney Princess and first appeared in Pocahontas (1995).
Mulan, voiced par Ming-Na with vocals provided par Lea Salonga, is the eighth Disney Princess and first appeared in Mulan (1998).
Tiana, voiced par Anika Noni Rose, is the ninth Disney Princess and first appeared in The Princess and the Frog (2009).
Rapunzel voiced par Mandy Moore, is the tenth Disney Princess who first appeared in Raiponce (2010). She was inducted into the line-up as the 10th princess on October 2, 2011.[3]
Snow White, originally voiced par Adriana Caselotti, is the first Disney Princess and made her debut in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937).
Cinderella, originally voiced par Ilene Woods, is the seconde Disney Princess and made her first appearance in Cendrillon (1950).
Aurora, originally voiced par Mary Costa, is the third Disney Princess, and first appeared in Sleeping Beauty (1959).
Ariel, voiced par Jodi Benson, is the fourth Disney Princess and first appeared in The Little Mermaid (1989).
Belle, voiced par Paige O'Hara, is the fifth Disney Princess and first appeared in Beauty and the Beast (1991).
Jasmine, voiced par Linda Larkin with vocals provided par Lea Salonga, is the sixth Disney Princess and first appeared in Aladin (1992).
Pocahontas, voiced par Irene Bedard with vocals provided par Judy Kuhn, is the seventh Disney Princess and first appeared in Pocahontas (1995).
Mulan, voiced par Ming-Na with vocals provided par Lea Salonga, is the eighth Disney Princess and first appeared in Mulan (1998).
Tiana, voiced par Anika Noni Rose, is the ninth Disney Princess and first appeared in The Princess and the Frog (2009).
Rapunzel voiced par Mandy Moore, is the tenth Disney Princess who first appeared in Raiponce (2010). She was inducted into the line-up as the 10th princess on October 2, 2011.[3]
Here's another ranking of my favori DP outfits. I find Disney can work on at least signature dresses of princesses, there are hardly any that I absolutely l’amour and wish to own them but there are some great dresses that I really like and here's my haut, retour au début 10 favorite.
1. Aurora's Blue Gown:
Elegance and grace is dripping from this masterpiece. Sleek and straight cut of the dress makes it sophisticated. I l’amour the broad shoulder to the dress with pin pointed sleeves, shows off her poise so beautifully. I like the nipping of the waistline and the flair of the robe only opens when she twirls,...
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1. Aurora's Blue Gown:
Elegance and grace is dripping from this masterpiece. Sleek and straight cut of the dress makes it sophisticated. I l’amour the broad shoulder to the dress with pin pointed sleeves, shows off her poise so beautifully. I like the nipping of the waistline and the flair of the robe only opens when she twirls,...
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hommages to link for posting the link When I came up with réponses for the 3rd question, favori movies, I really liked them so I wanted to share them as an article.
Snow White: Gone With The Wind (1939): Known as one of the favori romantic classics of all time, this was very big in it's jour and came out just 2 years after Snow White's movie did. This is not only a story of romance but a story of survival and Snow White is definitely a (romantic) survivor. 
Aurora: The Sound of...
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Snow White: Gone With The Wind (1939): Known as one of the favori romantic classics of all time, this was very big in it's jour and came out just 2 years after Snow White's movie did. This is not only a story of romance but a story of survival and Snow White is definitely a (romantic) survivor.
A manipulative Southern belle carries on a turbulent affair with a blockade runner during the American Civil War.
Aurora: The Sound of...
BraBriefs current, gorgeous icon.
