Cinderella Costumes
Cinderella has plenty of characters to choose from, so it is easy to find one that suits the age and the occasion. This page covers the main ones and what makes each recognisable.
For kids

Deluxe Toddler Cinderella Costume

Cinderella Prince Charming Toddler Costume

Girl's Toddler Classic Cinderella Costume

Kid's Cinderella Prince Charming Costume

Premium Fairy Godmother Kid's Costume

Disney Cinderella Premium Girl's Costume Dress
For adults

Fairy Godmother Costume Adult Plus Size

Disney Pet Fairy Godmother Costume

Cinderella Prince Charming Costume for Adults

Disney's Fairy Godmother Costume for Women

Plus Size Fairy Godmother Costume for Women

Cinderella Prince Charming Plus Size Costume

Deluxe Cinderella Costume for Adults

Premium Fairy Godmother Costume for Adults

Women's Disney Cinderella Lady Tremaine Costume

Disney Premium Cinderella Costume Dress

Plus Size Premium Disney Cinderella Costume
Accessories and finishing touches

Disney Fairy Godmother Costume Wig for Women

Disney Fairy Godmother Hooded Capelet for Women

Blonde Cinderella Women's Wig

Cinderella Costume Wig for Kids
Getting the look
Characters for children
Cinderella is the most popular choice for young children. The Fairy Godmother, Prince Charming and the mice also work well, and they suit a group or a class.
Characters for adults
Adults often pick the Fairy Godmother, Prince Charming, or the Ugly Stepsisters for a party or Book Week. The stepmother is a good pick for anyone who wants something dramatic. Cinderella works too, in either her ball gown or her everyday work clothes.
Signature pieces
- Cinderella: a pale blue ball gown, or a simple apron and headscarf for her working dress. Add a pair of glass-style slippers.
- Fairy Godmother: a long robe or dress, a wand and a pair of wings if you like.
- Prince Charming: a fitted jacket with a sash, smart trousers and boots.
- Stepmother: a dark, formal gown and a stern expression.
- Ugly Stepsisters: bright, mismatched dresses, big hair and lots of frills.
- Mice: grey or brown clothes, ears and a tail.
Finishing touches to make at home
A wand is easy to make. Wrap a wooden dowel in foil or paint it, then tape a cardboard star to the top. Leave it to dry fully before use.
For a pumpkin coach accessory, cut a small orange bag or paper lantern and add green paper leaves. A handmade ticket or invitation to the ball also makes a nice prop.
Choosing the right size
Check the size chart on the product page and measure before you order. For growing children, it is often worth choosing the larger size so the costume lasts longer and is comfortable to wear.