50 Times Celebrities Channeled Disney Princesses on the Red Carpet

From the puffy sleeves and braided empire waist to the tulle skirt and lilac hue, Dakota Fanning expertly channeled Rapunzel at the 2020 Golden Globes. The actress' ball gown was by Dior Haute Couture and made by Maria Grazia Chiuri.

Thanks to its flowing silhouette and pleated skirt, the ice blue Reem Acra gown Gina Rodriguez wore to the Golden Globes in 2019 gave us serious Frozen vibes. The dress had a crystal-embellished décolletage that Princess Elsa would approve of.

The strapless neckline? The sheer midriff panel? We could easily see Aladdin's Princess Jasmine donning the floor-length Alex Perry gown Lea Michele rocked on the red carpet in 2019.

It looks like Catherine Zeta-Jones drew inspiration from under the sea for her 2019 Golden Globes dress. The actress arrived in a satin emerald Elie Saab gown with a thigh-high slit and cascading train.

Emmy Rossum's Monique Lhuillier tulle ball gown, which she wore to the 2019 Golden Globes, was in the perfect shade of Aurora pink. From the full skirt to the sweetheart neckline, it's hard not to draw comparisons to Sleeping Beauty.

Claire Danes's figure-hugging Valentino sheath dress resembled the Roman design that Hercules' Meg rocked.

The two-tone Shiatzy Chen gown Michelle Yeoh wore to the Golden Globes in 2019 resembled Ariel's floor-length gown from The Little Mermaid. The Crazy Rich Asians star topped it with some princess-worthy sparklers.

Blake Lively stunned in a blue sequin gown by Atelier Versace. From the embellishments and hue to the chiffon fabric and delicate train, it's clear the A-list actress stole some style cues from Frozen's Princess Elsa.

Kirsten Dunst could certainly be a guest in Beauty and the Beast in her Maison Margiela Couture gown. From the cold shoulder ruffled sleeves to the elegant yellow hue, Dunst's dress is a dead ringer for Belle's.

Petra Němcová didn't wear this stunning Vice Domini gown on her wedding day like Cinderella did, but the gown was strikingly resemblant of the princess' bridal look.

It's possible that Blake Lively wants to be a Disney princess. The actress channeled another one of the famous heroines in 2016. This time, it was in a Cinderella-inspired Vivienne Westwood Couture gown.

With the help of an Erdem evening gown, Juno Temple channeled Rapunzel from Tangled. Not only did the actress wear her hair in loose curls, but the purple velvet ribbons accented throughout the gown resembled the corset bodice on the princess' gown.

Miranda Kerr's Louis Vuitton two-piece ensemble, which she wrote to the Met Gala, resembled the colorblocked design and structured bodice of Mulan's traditional hanfu. The model even replicated her dark plum lip color.

The Zuhair Murad ball gown Alessandra Ambrosio wore to the Cannes Film Festival is what we'd imagine Princess Elsa would wear to the Oscars. The intricately embellished tulle skirt is strikingly similar to the ice-made design Elsa wears.

Nina Dobrev channeled Belle from Beauty and the Beast in a gold embroidered Marchesa ball gown. The actress' tulle skirt even swayed like Princess Belle's did.

There's no denying that Allison Williams in Peter Pilotto is eerily similar to Aurora's gown in Sleeping Beauty. While Aurora is known for her pink dress, she wears this sparkly blue number later in the film.

Anna Kendrick looked like a princess in this Belle-yellow Stella McCartney gown. The actress even wore her brunette hair in soft curls, just like the Disney princess.

At the Met Gala, FKA Twigs's Atelier Versace gown resembled Pocahontas's outfit.

Is there any doubt that Claire Danes was inspired by Cinderella at the Met Gala? The actress wore a strapless corseted Zac Posen ball gown in Cinderella blue. It glowed in the dark, so the actress could party long past midnight.

Between the midriff cutout and the light blue beading, it's safe to say that Kendall Jenner was channeling Princess Jasmine from Aladdin in her Atelier Versace gown she wore to the Met Gala.

Blake Lively once again looked like a Disney princess on the red carpet in her pink Burberry column gown that had a strong resemblance to Aurora's dress from Sleeping Beauty.

Lorde's Met Gala gown resembled Princess Tiana's from The Princess and the Frog. The Valentino dress was fitted with a blush, green, and yellow ruffled tulle skirt.

Hailee Steinfeld's H&M gown looked like it was lifted directly from Disney's Brave. The rich forest green silk paired with gold accents was strikingly similar to Princess Merida's iconic look.

Between the geometric pattern and purple coloring on Emma Roberts's Tory Burch gown, she looked like a real-life Meg from Hercules.

Naomi Watts glistened on the Academy Awards red carpet. The actress' beaded and sequin Armani Privé column gown resembled the princess' under-the-sea ensemble.

The purple hue on Heidi Klum's tulle gown is almost identical to Rapunzel's from Tangled. We're certain the model was inspired by the Disney princess with this look.

Thanks to the green color and floral appliqué, Cate Blanchett's Armani Privé gown looks similar to Tiana's ball gown in The Princess and the Frog. The actress wore the stunning design to the Academy Awards in 2016.

Alicia Vikander's ballon skirt ball gown at the 2016 Academy Awards was impossible not to compare to Belle's. The Louis Vuitton design was made in Belle's signature yellow and the actress even wore her hair like the princess.

This figure-hugging sheath gown Saoirse Ronan wore to the Academy Awards reminds us of Ariel's mermaid tail. The Calvin Klein Collection gown was a hit with fashion critics too.

Rachel McAdams struck a fierce pose on the Academy Awards red carpet—one that made her August Getty Atelier gown look even more like Princess Merida's forest green velvet frock.