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Rapunzel's pink dress was based off her wedding dress. Practically the exact same except for the color changes and different design on the bodice. At one point, Tangled was to end with the wedding of Rapunzel and Eugene. Luckily, the ending was changed, Rapunzel got this beautiful dress and the cute Tangled Ever After short was made.

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Gothel may have asked Rapunzel what colors and fabric she wanted to make this dress. And, Rapunzel most likely did all the sewing so I like to think it does represent some of her own preferences. Maybe the dress does not extend to the floor so she can easily perform her chores, hang from the ceiling, and see her feet so she does not trip on her hair. Maybe she wanted sleeves because the tower gets a little cool in the mornings. She definitely likes shades of purple, even her pink dress has lavender in the color scheme.

Quick side about the color of the tower dress. The dress and Rapunzel's golden hair represent the Corona flag- purple and yellow. But, the true color of the skirt is fandango which is a magenta-pink. Magenta falls in the purple shades as purplish-red. So, the overall color is in the purple category. While it does appear true plain purple in some light, it actually is the fandango color. The inner skirt part does appear to be true purple though.

The one stark difference from the tower dress and her final pink dress is the corset placement. The bodice on her tower dress has the corset in the front. While the pink dress has the corset in the back. To me, this has always been an awesome metaphor. There are no sleeves on the pink dress either but the placement of the corset seems more meaningful.

The back of her tower dress had a line of buttons. She was tied and buttoned into that dress. Just like the way Gothel had her locked and prisoned in the tower. No buttons on her pink dress. Just a comfortable corset and a beautiful pattern on the front. Also, appropriate structure all around.

That is it, that is why I love her pink dress so much! It represents her freedom? A full length shot of this dress is never shown in the movie. I like to think it either stopped at her ankles or just brushed the tops of her feet. Her wedding dress seemed to just barely brush the floor. Either way, she probably liked her feet showing or least nothing in their way.

So, her standard Series dress gets a pass with one exception. In the very last scene of the entire show she still is wearing it! Maybe it was animation budget and they simply could not add in a new dress design but what a crime that was! She needed to be in her pink dress or either a similar design.

I would love to see her face character wearing this! It would even look lovely with the flower braid. This dress deserves so much more love, admiration and promotion. Honestly, her tower dress has been lumped in the princess rags or commoner look category before. So, why not put her in this beautiful, lovely pink princess dress? And look! She has her bare foot sticking out!?

This sparkling cocktail was perfect for our Rapunzel-themed movie night. I made Ella a mocktail version with just elderflower cordial and sparkling water (and a drop of pink food dye to make it look as pretty as mine). She also made these super cute flower picks to adorn our glasses, and they had the added benefit of keeping the alcoholic version straight from the non-alcoholic version.

For this project, I was fortunate to have the matching wrap to use to make sleeves. I wanted to make the sleeves have the pink detailing/inserts. My original plan was to use pieces of pink ribbon and sew them at the shoulder edge and then part way down the sleeve.

The pink fabric was a little heavier than the purple, so to encourage the purple to puff out and not fold in, I topstitched along the pink, while pushing the seam allowances toward the pink. This is the back/inside view.

This is how it looked at this point. The only other change I made was to cut the lining out right under the bodice. We considered embellishing it with pink ribbons on the sleeves, and/or some fake flowers on the skirt or sleeves, but opted to leave it simple.

Cost: purple dress $8, beige dress $3, elastic from a large roll, bias tape from my Grandma, 2 snaps, eyelet trim from the bottom of the sheet used to make the poet shirt, neck trim from a 50 cent thrift store bag, pink fabric scraps from a previous project.

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