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dress princess elsa Joy CostumesOur Elsa Transformation Dress the perfect attire to make your little princess feel like a true queen. Inspired by the elegant outfit of the Frozen queen, this dress will transport your child to Elsa's magical world. With the captivating Snowflake Queen themed dress, your child can explore their wildest imaginings and immerse themselves in a world of enchantment. Get ready for an encore as your little one sings "Let It Go" in her new favorite play

Our Elsa Transformation Dress the perfect attire to make your little princess feel like a true queen. Inspired by the elegant outfit of the Frozen queen, this dress will transport your child to Elsa's magical world. With the captivating Snowflake Queen themed dress, your child can explore their wildest imaginings and immerse themselves in a world of enchantment. Get ready for an encore as your little one sings "Let It Go" in her new favorite play dress.

Our signature soft, stretchy velvet top and delicate 3/4 length mesh sleeves make for a comfortable and stylish fit, while the full tulle skirt in sparkly aqua is sure to turn heads. The dress is also lined with a soft underskirt and features a magical silver snowflake printed tulle cape that can be removed for versatility. Don't miss out on this enchanting addition to your child's wardrobe!

Material & Care:

  • Machine washable in gentle cycle, tumble dry on low or medium heat. Hand washing for the cape is recommended.                             
  • Material: 100% polyester
  • Please click here to see all the details, inside and out of this unique dress!

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  • This style is a slim fit; please size up for a looser fit. 

We have specially crafted our dresses keeping in mind the children who are sensory sensitive. To ensure maximum comfort, we have eliminated all tags and zippers. Additionally, we have added an extra layer of soft, non-itchy fabric over the areas where different fabrics meet. The cape for this dress releases a little glitter from the snowflake shapes on the fabric, please wash so the extra glitter falls off from the snowflakes  before wearing.

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