How to Create the Perfect Princess Anna Halloween or Dress Up Costume

As the oldest sister of four girls, with the younger three being triplets, I had an instant connection to Frozen. While many Disney classics feature Princesses, Frozen was different. In this unique, soon-to-be classic animated Disney film, there is a princess and a queen. The two women are different physically and emotionally, but one thing is for sure...nothing and I do mean absolutely nothing can break their sisterly bond.

As anyone with sisters will tell you, bonds between sisters are intense and this movie symbolizes the good, bad, and downright ugly emotions that can erupt between two sisters. In addition to an empowering plot that I can truly get behind, the two main characters of the film are absolutely beautiful. With beautiful gowns, hair, and accessories, Queen Elsa and Princess Anna Halloween costumes are sure to be everywhere this year.

To make sure you create the perfect Princess Anna Halloween costume or dress-up costume, I have gone over everything you will need to recreate Anna's coronation look.

There are tons of Princess Anna gowns available right now. To recreate Princess Anna's coronation gown look, you need the green gown that Anna wore to her sister's, Elsa's, coronation. This green coronation gown has embroidered detail and gold accents.

When most people think of Princess Anna's footwear, they imagine Princess Anna's tall boots that she wears while trekking up the mountain with Kristoff. While these boots are attractive and unique, they aren't the right footwear choice for the Princess Anna coronation gown look. Instead, you need the slippers that Princess Anna wore to the coronation celebration. If you don't want to opt for the designated coronation slippers, any black, simple ballet slipper would do.

If you don't have red hair, you can still complete Anna's coronation look with a red wig. Unlike the majority of the movie where Anna is wearing braided pigtails, the feisty princess has a much more reserved look for her big sister's big day. Check out the Princess Anna wigs below. If you want to recreate the look with your natural hair, look for the Princess Anna hair tutorial farther down.