In the other hand, the make-up is designed to match with every piece of clothing and usually contains all of its colors. The fact that its lines and elements are defined, emphasize the emotions on people’s facial expressions, and that helps us understand their role and mindset in the story.

• The Cheshire Cat remains mysterious and wise, but his influence on Alice grows as she begins to understand his riddles.

• Hatter (especially in Tim Burton's version) evolves from an eccentric and somewhat strange character to an ally who helps Alice

• The Queen Red he has a lot of ego and it is something that is gradually seen in the movie.

At the very beginning, Alice’s simple blue dress represents her innocence and curiosity, contrasting with Wonderland’s chaos. no During the movie she changes her outfit because of the different adventures she goes through, thus ending the movie with a much more self-confident, strong and warrior appearance.

The Mad Hatter’s outfit and large hat highlight his eccentric and unpredictable personality. And shows how crazy and creatively the lifestyle is.

The Queen of Hearts’ red and gold aesthetic, with heart patterns, symbolizes her authority and temper. She is also very characterized by extravagant things since it is her greatest complex and she uses it against everyone.

Each design helps express the character’s traits and role in the story.

The White Queen is "good" because she is kind, gentle, and forgiving, even if a bit scatterbrained. She rules with compassion and understanding, focusing on nurturing others rather than enforcing strict control.

1. Talking Animals: Many creatures, like the Cheshire Cat and the White Rabbit, can talk and act like humans, which is very unusual in the real world.

2. The Changing Size of Alice: Alice constantly grows and shrinks after eating or drinking things, which defies the laws of nature and normal physics.