Illustrator Isaiah K. Stephens created these images that feature naughty Disney princess versions who are dolled up for Halloween in very sensual costumes. In honor of the festive season, this artist decided to give the innocent princesses of Disney an adult-styled costume makeover.
For example, Ariel and Prince Eric are dressed up in matching ensembles that show some skin. Eric has a tiny speedo on and no shirt, but he is wearing a captain hat. Meanwhile, Ariel is dressed as a jellyfish. She is wearing a pink dress that flows into sheer tentacles at the end. The skimpy dress is finished off with the eyes of the jellyfish resting on her chest. Additionally, Aurora is wearing the "dress that broke the Internet," which is a strong reference to the current social influences that will inspire this year's most popular Halloween disguises.
While these naughty Disney princess images feature slightly inappropriate outfits, they serve as a social commentary for Halloween, a holiday that has become over-sexualized in recent years.
Naughty Disney Princess Costumes
These Images Show Disney Princesses Dolled Up for Halloween
Trend Themes
1. Adult-styled Costume Makeover - Disney princesses given an adult-styled costume makeover to cater to the over-sexualized Halloween culture.
2. Sensual Halloween Costumes - The popularity of sensual Halloween costumes, fueled by current social influences and pop culture references.
3. Naughty Princess Trend - The emergence of 'Naughty Princess' trend to subvert the traditionally innocent image portrayed by Disney Princesses, through sensual outfits.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion industry can cater to the current demand for sensual Halloween costumes and explore adult-styled clothing lines for festivals and parties.
2. Entertainment - Entertainment industry can explore the 'Naughty-Princess' trend in various avenues like movies, web-series, merchandise, etc.
3. Art - Art industry can explore illustrations and graphics to reimagine well-known characters and cater to the changing consumer preferences.