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What If Disney Princesses Wore Latex?

Once confined to underground culture and fetishwear, latex is reborn as the ultimate medium for fantasy under the bold direction of Poster Girl's Natasha Somerville.

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Once confined to underground culture and fetishwear, latex is reborn as the ultimate medium for fantasy under the bold direction of Poster Girl's Natasha Somerville. Her singular vision takes iconic pop culture symbols like Disney princesses and Mickey Mouse and reimagines their signature looks as daring latex creations. When the innocent silhouettes of childhood fairytales meet the glossy sensuality of latex, the fantasies we once dreamed of are recast in their most provocative form.

Snow White's blue bodice and red sleeves, Cinderella's baby blue ball gown, and Minnie Mouse's polka dot dress are all reinterpreted in high-shine material. It's your chance to wear the Disney dress you once longed for in the boldest way imaginable. Which one would you choose?

FAQ

Who designed Poster Girl's Disney latex dresses?

Poster Girl director Natasha Somerville designed them. She reinterpreted signature dresses of pop culture characters like Disney princesses and Mickey Mouse in latex, transforming fairy-tale silhouettes into provocative and sensual fashion pieces.

How is latex evolving in fashion?

Once relegated to underground culture or fetishwear, latex is being reborn as a mainstream fashion material for realizing fantasy through brands like Poster Girl. It's carving new territory by reinterpreting pop culture references with glossy textures and bold silhouettes.

Which Disney characters did Poster Girl recreate in latex?

Poster Girl reinterpreted iconic Disney characters like Snow White, Cinderella, and Minnie Mouse in latex. Snow White's blue bodice and red sleeves, Cinderella's baby blue ball gown, and Minnie's polka-dot dress were reimagined in glossy material.