Princess Eugenie's Wedding Dress Reminds Us of This Disney Princess.

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 Princess Eugenie's Wedding Dress Reminds Us of This Disney Princess: 

One subtle detail you may have missed, here. 

October 12, 2018: HRH Princess Eugenie of York wowed fans with her gorgeous train of a Peter Pilotto wedding dress and a brave statement on Scholiosis awareness, as HRH headed towards the chapel to marry her long-time beau, Jack Brooksbank.

The wedding held at St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle; had many celebrities on their guest list, including Robbie Williams and BFF Ellie Goulding along with members of the royal family. Even our favourite royals, Prince George and Princess Charlotte couldn't be missed in the bridal party that walked down the aisle.

But did you notice a tiny detail in Princess Eugenie's wedding dress? The Peter Pilot gown threw a subtle tribute to one specific Disney Princess: Princess Aurora from Sleeping Beauty. 
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As one can see below, the similarities are evermore striking.
Starting from the signature shoulder wrap to the less subtler train of dress that flows wide from the hips. 
Even the Kohosmik encrusted Emerald tiara of the bride is similar to the crown of Princess Aurora, although less subtle. The emerald tiara of Princess Eugenie also gives us major The Little Mermaid's Ariel vibes. 

To watch the full Winter wedding of Princess Eugenie & Jack Brooksbank, check it out here, broadcasted by ITV: 


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