No Fairy Godmother Needed for This Quick Change Cinderella Costume
When you’re dressing as Cinderella, you don’t have to choose a single one of her looks. You can do what Rackel Cosplay did and create a transforming dress. The design allows her to twirl away Cinderella’s rags to wear the iconic blue dress from the fairy tale, and she doesn’t need a Fairy Godmother to get the job done. Rackel, a.k.a. Ahhchew on Reddit, was inspired by Designer Daddy; he’s made several of the quick change dresses, including one featuring Belle from Beauty and the Beast. Rackel says she “watched the video of that 5000X and made my own pattern.”
View the video showing off the Cinderella transformation on Reddit.
As mentioned, Designer Daddy has made more than a few princess transformation dresses, which you can see in this video:
You can keep up with more of Rackel Cosplay’s work at Facebook.
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