Since 1937, Disney has brought to life a series of beloved princess characters, each with their own unique stories, personalities, and cultural backgrounds.
1937 • "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
The first Disney princess, known for her kindness, gentleness, and optimism. Even in the face of the evil queen's persecution, she remains positive.
1950 • "Cinderella"
A symbol of resilience and grace. Despite living a hard life under oppression, she never loses her kindness and hope.
1959 • "Sleeping Beauty"
A beautiful and gentle princess. Cursed by the evil fairy Maleficent, she falls into a deep sleep on her sixteenth birthday.
1989 • "The Little Mermaid"
A curious and adventurous princess fascinated by the human world, willing to give up her voice to pursue love and a new life on land.
1991 • "Beauty and the Beast"
A smart, independent, and kind-hearted princess who values knowledge and inner beauty over outward appearances.
2013 • "Frozen"
Two sisters with a deep bond. Elsa has the power to control ice and snow while Anna is optimistic, brave, and loves her sister deeply.
2016 • "Moana"
A Polynesian princess chosen by the ocean to save her people. She is brave, adventurous, and has a strong sense of responsibility.
2021 • "Encanto"
A member of the Madrigal family, who all have magical powers except her. She is kind, optimistic, and has a strong sense of family.
The official Disney Princess series currently includes 13 characters, starting with Snow White in 1937 and most recently adding Raya in 2021. These characters were carefully selected by Disney based on their cultural significance and impact.
Other characters featured here, while not part of the official princess lineup, are important female figures in the Disney universe, each contributing unique stories and messages to audiences worldwide.