The Inspiration
With Steve’s design, he wanted to show Snow White as the powerful character
she is; every storytelling detail he includes showcases her strength and beauty.
This Designer Dollis royal, captivating, and displays Snow White’s devotion
to kindness – a modern representation of our beloved Disney Princess.
The Ultimate Glamourous Collection
This one-of-a-kind collection of 15 dolls features our beloved heroines dressed in the most elegant and fashionable designs. Here’s a look at our featured Princesses and check back for more to be revealed.
Rapunzel
Cinderella
Belle
Past Releases
Learn more about our past releases and shop must-haves inspired by your favorite Disney Princess. Select items are still available.
Moana
The strong relationship between Moana and Gramma Tala is similar to Nontra and her relationship with her Khun Yai, so she wanted to pay tribute to that connection in her design. Like Moana, Nontra's grandmother played a huge role in shaping her life path, helping to nurture her artistic side. She taught Nontra how to sew at a young age, leading her to her career today. A needle and thread were Nontra's version of the “Heart of Te Fiti.”
Merida
Wes dedicates this Princess Merida doll to the memory of his grandma Martha. The first redhead he knew, she was headstrong, opinionated, compassionate, and his greatest supporter. She taught Wes to sew when he was four years old (about the same age Merida took up her bow). An artistic child, Wes was different from his peers and had no interest in upholding the status quo, like Merida. Sometimes it is necessary to break with tradition to find your own path.
Aurora
Victoria knows a thing or two about dreams—especially believing in her own. Growing up, Victoria knew she always wanted to work for Disney and followed her heart to pursue a career creating unforgettable memories for Parks guests to take home. In this doll’s design, she conveys Aurora’s inspirational nature with her genuine beauty.
Tiana
When asked to design a Disney Ultimate Princess doll, Launi excitedly chose Disney’s first African American Princess. Inspired by their shared passion for cooking, Launi recalled how she and her father would prepare seafood gumbo – a recipe that connects mixed cultures in New Orleans. Launi also embraces Tiana’s kindness, her giving heart, passion, resourcefulness, imagination and beauty.
