Aladdin

Aladdin:
- Simple "street rat" outfit: sleeveless vest, loose trousers, and sash, in muted, earthy tones to reflect his impoverished background.
- Accessories: Barefoot or simple sandals, a small satchel for thieving scenes.
Jasmine:
- Flowing, modest outfit with soft pastel colors (e.g., teal or light blue) to distinguish her royal status while blending into the marketplace.
- Accessories: Veil or hooded cloak for disguise, golden jewelry (earrings, bangles).
Genie:
- Grand, sparkling blue costume with gold accents.
- Accessories: Bold turban, gold cuffs on wrists to represent his servitude.
Jafar:
- Black and red flowing robes, high collar, and exaggerated shoulders to exude menace.
- Accessories: Tall, jewel-encrusted staff, turban with a feather, gold accents.
Iago:
- Colorful, bird-inspired outfit to complement Jafar’s dark aesthetic (often a vest and loose-fitting pants in red and yellow tones).
Sultan:
- Luxurious robes in bright, warm colors like gold or orange, trimmed with ornate patterns.
- Accessories: Turban adorned with a feather and jewel, oversized necklace.
Ensemble (Marketplace):
- Vendors and townsfolk in vibrant, layered costumes, reflective of Middle Eastern-inspired design.
- Rich textures, scarves, turbans, and flowing garments in earthy and jewel tones.
Ensemble (Guards):
- Uniforms in red and black, featuring short jackets and harem pants.
- Accessories: Sashes, turbans, and prop weapons like scimitars.

Aladdin:
- Same streetwear as Act 1, but later transitions into "Prince Ali" royal attire:
  - White, gold, or ivory suit with embroidered details.
  - Accessories: Turban with a feather, ornate cape, and jeweled sash.
- Transformation emphasizes his rise in status.
Genie:
- A more extravagant version of his Act 1 costume, featuring shimmering embellishments to reflect the magical setting.
Magic Carpet:
- Actor in a structured, flowing costume that mimics the texture and design of a Persian carpet. Often uses dynamic fabric to create movement.
Cave Guards (Ensemble):
- Stone-inspired costumes, often metallic or gold to represent enchanted statues.
- Accessories: Masks or headdresses to signify their otherworldly presence.

Aladdin:
- Remains in his "Prince Ali" attire, showcasing his regal transformation.
- Accessories may include additional gold accents for the wedding or victory scene.
Jasmine:
- Lavish royal outfit in bold, vibrant colors (e.g., deep teal, magenta, or purple) with heavy embroidery and beading.
- Accessories: Statement jewelry (necklaces, tiara), flowing veils, or capes.
Jafar:
- Enhances his dark robes with more elaborate gold trim and details, exuding a sense of power as he seizes control.
- Transforms into a sorcerer with the addition of a snake-like staff and cloak enhancements.
Genie:
- A celebratory version of his costume, brighter and even more extravagant, signifying his freedom.
- Often adds comedic or pop-culture-inspired accessories depending on production.
Ensemble (Palace Staff and Citizens):
- Royal servants in coordinated, elegant outfits in gold, white, and jewel tones.
- Wedding scene costumes: Ensemble dressed in luxurious, festive attire with ornate details to reflect the grandeur of the occasion.

Color Palette: Jewel tones (teal, gold, red, purple), earthy tones for marketplace, and metallic accents for magical elements.
Fabric Choices: Flowing silks, chiffons, brocades, and velvets to capture the opulence and fantasy of the setting.
Key Transitions:
- Aladdin’s progression from "street rat" to prince.
- Jasmine’s evolution from disguised commoner to radiant princess.
- Genie’s transformation to freedom is often depicted through costume embellishments.

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