1 - Rapunzel (Rapunzel: A Tangled Tale)
ARTISTICALLY-INCLINED, this long-haired beauty is sassy despite her lack of exposure to the real world. She’s all set for some fresh (h)air and adventure, yet her heart’s in the right place.
ARTISTICALLY-INCLINED, this long-haired beauty is sassy despite her lack of exposure to the real world. She’s all set for some fresh (h)air and adventure, yet her heart’s in the right place.
2 - Tiana (The Princess And The Frog)
DISNEY’S first African-American princess starts off in the Roaring 20s of New Orleans, juggling two jobs to save enough money to open a restaurant. And she’d never dreamed of locking lips with a slimy green amphibian, regardless how princely it is.
3 - Mulan (Mulan)
INSPIRED by Chinese legend Hua Mulan, this courageous girl is a feisty fighter. Although she’s not royalty by blood or marriage, Mulan is a Disney princess. She is considered an honorary princess as the Emperor of China has bestowed on her his royal crest.
4 - Pocahontas (Pocahontas)
DAUGHTER of the chief of the Powhatan tribe, this native American princess is a bold girl who chooses family over love. Closely in touch with nature, she is probably one of Disney’s first animated environmental advocates.
5 - Belle (Beauty And The Beast)
AN unabashed nonconformist, Belle speaks her mind freely. A dreamer whose imagination is fuelled by the books she reads, it is no wonder that she could fall for a beast.
6 - Jasmine (Aladdin)
UNLIKE most onscreen blue-blooded damsels, Jasmine isn’t a princess in distress waiting to be rescued. Rebellious and generally not afraid of anyone, she escapes the palace in search of her destiny.
7 - Ariel (The Little Mermaid)
THIS inquisitive princess of the sea, who is friends with Flounder the fish and Sebastian the crab, would give anything to be part of our world and be with the man of her dreams. It’s a good thing her curiosity did not kill the crab.
8 - Cinderella (Cinderella)
CINDERELLA is the embodiment of hardship before happiness. But it may be wise to explain to young impressionable girls that today, they’d have to seek their happiness without waiting for a prince (or a fairy godmother) to come.
9 - Snow White (Snow White)
NAIVE yet pure-hearted, she is an optimist who remains cheerful and friendly to anyone. Unfortunately, her tale has turned the neutral title “stepmother” into something horribly evil. Not to mention creating a fear of shiny red apples.
10 - Aurora (Sleeping Beauty)
GIVEN the limited onscreen presence of the titular character, it’s inevitable that people would remember the enigmatic wicked fairy Maleficent more than the beautiful Aurora. Well, that’s what you get when you sleep on the job.
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