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Cinderella Worn by Lily James (Cinderella 2015)

Costume Design by Sandy Powell

“Not only does she need to dance, but she needs to run away from the ball down a massive staircase. The gown is very cleverly engineered so that even though it’s voluminous, it’s actually very well balanced. The fine layers of fabric worked well here as they floated around her when she moved. I wanted it to look like a water color painting.”
– Sandy Powell

Photography by Robert Weintraub / Robert Weintraub Photography’s Dreamfinder Project

Cinderella Worn by Jessy Schram (Once Upon a Time 2017)

Costume Design by Eduardo Castro

“You have to be true to the iconic, Cinderella, for example-the iconic blue, was of course, important… we remained true to the silhouette-we just made it our own a little bit…we developed our own elaborate gowns and embroideries.”
-Eduardo Castro

Photography by Robert Weintraub / Robert Weintraub Photography’s Dreamfinder Project

Fairy Godmother Worn by Whitney Houston (Rogers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella 1997)

Costume Design by Ellen Mirojnick

“Whitney was very open when it came to her costumes. You can really see us using Klimt as the jumping off point here. She wasn’t “The Woman in Gold” exactly, but we did use the inspiration of that patterning on her costumes.”
– Ellen Mirojnick

Photography by Robert Weintraub / Robert Weintraub Photography’s Dreamfinder Project