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THE WASHINGTON POST – For a subset of Disney superfans, preparing for a day at the theme parks means asking, “what would Snow White wear?” Or maybe Donald Duck. Or Tiana from The Princess and the Frog. Or the iconic Haunted Mansion ride. Or even a theme park garbage can. Welcome to the creative, colour-blocking, […]
For a subset of Disney superfans, preparing for a day at the theme parks means asking: "what would Snow White wear?"
DisneyBound is a term coined by Leslie Kay which refers to the everyday clothing subtly inspired by characters that adult fans wear. Kay says, “It’s a fun way to, as an adult, have a similar interaction to what a kid would have when they’re in their costumes.” Participants say they love how Disneybounding provides both a creative outlet and a sense of community.
Some "Disney Adults" are using "Disneybounding" — a form of dress that involves paying homage to Disney characters through subtle color combinations — to skirt an adult costume ban.
Some "Disney Adults" are using "Disneybounding" — a form of dress that involves paying homage to Disney characters through subtle color combinations — to skirt an adult costume ban.