Children's Royal Princess Dressing-Up Costume

Ready to dress up as a princess in seconds

The gown slips on over everyday clothes, so a game can start the moment the idea strikes. Within minutes the sofa becomes a throne, the hallway a ballroom and a cuddly toy is knighted with a wooden spoon. Because your child can put the costume on alone, they decide when the story starts and when it ends.

How to dress up as a princess at home

Start with the gown, then raid the house for the rest: a scarf for a cape, a paper crown cut out together, a necklace from the dressing-up box. Children usually care more about the role than the details, so let them choose what their princess does, whether that is ruling a kingdom, rescuing a dragon or hosting a royal tea party.

Dress up clothes for a princess who runs and dances

At around 100 g, the gown is light enough for running, dancing and deep royal curtseys. It fits easily in a dressing-up basket next to a cowboy or soldier outfit, so friends can join in with roles of their own. Pretend play like this sits happily alongside Montessori education toys: the child chooses, leads and tells the story.

A simple tip: keep the costume on a low hook or in an open basket rather than a cupboard. When children can see it and reach it, they come back to it far more often.

Characteristics

• Length: about 100 cm, width about 30 cm
• Weight: 100 g
• Age: from 4 years
• 2-year guarantee