Snow White DisneyBound the Mom Approved Way!
A quick update on how to do a Snow White DisneyBound on a budget!
While on my trip to Austin at the Disney Social Media Moms Celebration, I posted this picture (without the tags) and had many people asking me where I found the pieces for my #DSMMC Snow White DisneyBound, so here is a follow up to my original post.
What does DisneyBound mean?
DisneyBound: (verb) to create and dress in an outfit inspired by a Disney character, film theme, or attraction using certain color and accessories.
DisneyBounding origins can be traced to Leslie Kay of the DisneyBound Tumblr blog. According to interviews given to Disney’s Blog, “It originally started as a travel blog. Me and my best friend were going to Disney World. It was a trip that we’d been planning since we were really young and were finally able to do around the age of twenty” as a way to channel their excitement about an upcoming trip. Her blog became an overnight success and has a nearly cult following.
What does Disneybounding have to do with me?
Teen and adult guests at Walt Disney World are not allowed to dress in costume while inside the Parks, with the exception of special events like Mickey’s Not So Scary Halloween Party and the 24 hour event. So by Disneybounding, grownups and “big kids” have the chance to have some fun and get a little deeper into the magic while on a trip to Walt Disney World…or simply walking around town.
Disneybounding has become extremely popular in the parks and I love seeing adorable pictures of fans with their matchy matchy characters!
For our next trip, I am leaving the Mickey tees at home and trying my hand at some pretty loud and obvious DisneyBounding (to match my little one in her Mom Approved Costumes of course)!
How do you DisneyBound and where do you get your outfits?
First, I went through Pinterest to find some great inspiration, as there are whole boards devoted to DisneyBounding. (Mom Approved Note: Many of those cute little polyvore boards are pieces that are not available anymore, but they are good for inspiration).
Then, I poured through my closet to see what I already owned that could work…and came to the conclusion I REALLY need to update my wardrobe.
I really wanted to do Snow White and own a great, comfy bright blue skirt and yellow top, but it just didn’t look right. The yellow needed to be on the bottom of the outfit. So, I searched for yellow capris and just couldn’t bring myself to spend $50+ on yellow pants which will realistically only be worn once or twice. There had to be a way to DisneyBound on a budget!
Having ZERO desire to drag the kids to a million stores to try on clothes, I stumbled upon Thredup.com.
Thredup an online resale/consignment type shop but only carry nice brands in great condition. I am petite, so there are only certain brands that fit me and I loved knowing I could go on and find my favorite Ann Taylor Loft sizes that would fit without me trying them on.
I found some very, very yellow Ann Taylor Loft pants for $12.49 (retail $70):
I also found a perfect puffy sleeve Express Blue top for 9.99 (retail $40)… I debated whether or not I want to add red ribbon to the cap sleeves, but it didn’t quite look right. (The style# on the tag is RN55285)
I’m going to add the Mom Approved Costumes $4.99 headband (which is super comfy and fits my big head nicely):
When I received my items from Thredup, I was very pleased. Everything I received was in fantastic condition exactly as stated. Get a $20 credit for Thredup here (you can combine this with current coupons).
I found a great apple pin on Amazon for 9.99 and a red metallic belt on clearance at Charming Charlies for a fun, comfy Snow White DisneyBound on a Mom Approved budget!
I used red, low heeled sandals for the conference, but I will be wearing these to Walt Disney World after they have been WELL broken in for my Snow White and Minnie DisneyBounds.
I have a few other DisneyBound outfits I will be putting together, so stay tuned!
Here’s a preview of my next one. I will be modifying this Thredup find slightly- who do you see?:
*Disclaimer: These opinions are my own and I was not compensated to write this article, but this article does contain referral links.
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