The Sleeping Beauty

Princess Aurora (Baby):
- Often represented by a cradle or wrapped in elegant swaddling fabric with royal embroidery.
- Sometimes a young dancer plays baby Aurora in a simple gown or tunic.
The King and Queen:
- Majestic, regal attire with rich fabrics such as velvet or satin, heavily adorned with gold embroidery and jewels.
- Accessories include crowns or tiaras and flowing capes.
Fairies (Good Fairies):
- Each fairy wears a romantic tutu in a distinct color to symbolize their gifts (e.g., pink for beauty, blue for wisdom, green for grace).
- Accessories may include delicate wings, floral crowns, or sparkling wands.
Carabosse (The Evil Fairy):
- A dark, dramatic gown with sharp, angular designs, often in black or deep purple.
- Accessories include a long, flowing cape, a staff, and sometimes a spiked or horned headpiece to emphasize her menace.
Court Attendants:
- Lavish costumes with formal gowns and suits, designed to complement the royal court setting.

Princess Aurora:
- A romantic tutu, traditionally pink, adorned with intricate embroidery and crystals to emphasize her youth and beauty.
- Worn with a tiara and ballet slippers in matching colors.
Four Princes (Aurora’s Suitors):
- Elegant tunics with tights in complementary but distinct colors to represent their regions or kingdoms.
- Accessories include sashes or capes to add flair to their costumes.
The King and Queen:
- Formal royal attire, similar to the prologue but with slightly lighter tones to signify the joyful occasion.
Court Guests:
- Gowns and suits with luxurious detailing, designed to evoke the opulence of the royal court.
- Women’s gowns often include flowing skirts and jeweled bodices, while men’s suits feature brocade and embroidery.

Princess Aurora (Vision):
- A softer, ethereal version of her Act I costume, often in pale or pastel tones like white or lavender, symbolizing her dreamlike presence.
- The costume may include additional sparkling elements to highlight the mystical atmosphere.
Prince Désiré:
- A noble tunic and tights, often in deep colors like navy blue or forest green, reflecting his status and bravery.
- Sometimes accessorized with a cloak for dramatic effect.
The Lilac Fairy:
- A regal tutu in lavender or purple shades with sparkling details, emphasizing her role as Aurora’s protector.
- Often wears a tiara or crown and carries a wand or staff.
Nymphs and Woodland Creatures:
- Flowing costumes in soft, earthy tones or pastels, adorned with floral and leaf motifs to enhance the enchanted forest setting.

Princess Aurora:
- A dazzling white or gold classical tutu adorned with intricate beadwork, crystals, and lace, symbolizing her transformation into a bride.
- Accessories include a sparkling tiara or crown, and sometimes a veil.
Prince Désiré:
- A princely outfit in white, gold, or soft pastel colors, featuring ornate embroidery and a formal cape.
- Paired with tights and ballet slippers to complete the look.
Court Guests:
- Luxurious costumes in jewel tones and rich fabrics to reflect the grandeur of the royal wedding.
- Women’s gowns feature full skirts, while men wear formal tunics with sashes or capes.
Fairy Tale Characters (Divertissements):
- Bluebird and Princess Florine: Bluebird wears a feathered tunic with wing-like accents; Florine wears a romantic tutu in pale blue.
- Puss in Boots & White Cat: Comical costumes with fur accents, paw gloves, and ear headpieces.
- Red Riding Hood & Wolf: Red cloak and basket for Red Riding Hood; a wolf costume with fur and exaggerated features.
- Cinderella, Thumbelina, etc.: Each character’s costume is tailored to their fairy tale, featuring whimsical and story-appropriate designs.

Prologue: Regal royal attire for the court and magical costumes for the fairies.
Act I: Festive, youthful costumes for Aurora, suitors, and the court.
Act II: Ethereal and mystical designs for Aurora, the Lilac Fairy, and enchanted creatures.
Act III: Grand, opulent costumes for the wedding and fairy tale guests.

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