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first princess to break some traditional concepts of western beauty

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first princess to break some traditional concepts of western beauty

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First, she has red frizzy hair and appears to not wear any makeup. She also does not seem to care about her physical appearance and views feminine primping as a waste of time (Saladino, 2014).

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Rapunzel takes immense pride in her hair as she sings about spending hours brushing and
maintaining it (Saladino, 2014)

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Tiana, like all the other princesses is young, slender, and has flowing straightened hair showing how she fits the white idealization of beauty (Lester, 2010)

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The Princess and the Frog (2009), Tangled (2010), Brave (2012),
and Frozen (2013)

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Belle’s physical attributes are also emphasized, especially through the title of the movie Beauty and the Beast. She is also the desire of Gaston simply because she is considered the most beautiful girl in the village (Whelan, 2012).

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Pocahontas “has a Barbie doll body, tall, with long muscular legs and arms, huge breasts, and a tiny waist” (Aidman,1999, p.4).

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move with a burlesque attitude and are more sexually provocative

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move with a burlesque attitude and are more sexually provocative

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Ariel in particular both moves and sings in a suggestive way, especially as she wears only a seashell bra for clothing (Do Rozario, 2004)

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The Little Mermaid (1989), Beauty and
the Beast (1991), Aladdin (1992), Pocahontas (1995), and Mulan (1998);

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beauty through their hair, lips, and the ability to harmoniously sing and
dance

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Cinderella’s delicate features are emphasized
by having the smallest feet in the kingdom, proving her identity by fitting the glass
slipper (Do Rozario, 2004). Exposure to these media images significantly influences
body dissatisfaction in young girls (Herbozo et al., 2004).

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Disney Princess Characterization in Three Eras

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Disney Princess Characterization in Three Eras

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literature review

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The evolution of Disney princesses and their effect on body image

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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), Cinderella (1950), and
Sleeping Beauty (1959)