Carter's cream costume had a strapless neckline and an asymmetrical, tulle skirt.

The skirt was adorned with a pink, sparkly coronary heart, and the actor carried a handbag with two illustrations of the Pink Queen on it. Coronary heart-shaped, dangling earrings accomplished the look.

Cinderella's blue ball robe is iconic, so it made sense for James to honor it along with her Elie Saab robe for the movie's premiere.

The robe had an phantasm neckline and sleeves that have been adorned with blue beads. A fitted, strapless bodice flowed right into a full skirt, and all the costume was lined in sparkly beading. 

She paired the look with sheer Christian Louboutin heels adorned with sparkles, which felt like a contemporary model of Cinderella's glass slippers.

Watson arrived on the premiere in a black Oscar de la Renta jumpsuit that had a pointed neckline and slim-fitted pants.

A gold, rose-shaped brooch sat on Watson's hip, evoking the enduring rose that marks the dwindling time of the Beast's curse within the basic film. The colour additionally matched the gold costume Belle wears within the movie, making it much more acceptable for the event. 

Blunt's silky Schiaparelli costume had lengthy sleeves, a excessive neckline with ruching on the bodice, and a fragile practice.

The costume ended up matching the carpet for the premiere, so Blunt blended in along with her environment.

Her Burberry robe was strapless with a corseted, crystal-covered bodice and a floor-length skirt with a trouser-style waistband.

The blue shade and glowing elaborations matched the outfits Jasmine wears all through the 2019 live-action remake of "Aladdin."

Her {custom} Gucci robe had pink and grey flowers lining its neckline, a floor-length skirt that was tattered on the backside, and burgundy ribbons hanging from its off-the-shoulder sleeves.

However its most original element was the pink spots crafted from sequins to appear to be drops of blood alongside Fanning's sheer glove and down her skirt.

Dolce & Gabbana designed her long-sleeved robe, which had a plunging neckline and a corseted waist.

Nevertheless it was its deep-purple coloring that matched the well-known halter costume Giselle wears to the ball within the first "Enchanted" movie.

She wore a glowing gold costume that regarded loads like pixie mud. It was sleeveless with a excessive neckline and waist cutouts, and its lengthy skirt was adorned with fringe from the knees down.

Alexander McQueen custom-made the robe for Shahidi.

Valdrin Sahiti designed the form-fitting robe, which plunged on the neckline and had a column skirt that reached the ground.