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As promised, here's the color version, with a special thanks to for editing the colors and adding the background for me!

This sort of thing has been done a number of times, but I don't care, here's mine! I wanted to do a 1930s inspired Snow because I've always been intrigued by the time period, and with having the princesses following fashion trends of their movie release date. I admit that a lot of her clothing is based on 1938 and 39 styles, as I could not find anything truly specific to 1937 that I liked. I didn't figure one or two years would make too big a difference in the long run.

Her top is inspired by a a 1938 Sears catalog dress in design, and her skirt is a modgepodge of a bunch of styles that I liked lol. So honestly, this is just a Frankenstein dress loosely inspired by late '30s aesthetics. The belt and the bow make it seem busy, but I do like it regardless so. The color palette is, of course, based on her original outfit in the movie, to make her instantly recognizable.

I added her handkerchief because apparently they were a pretty big deal then, accessory wise. Since times were getting tougher, it was sometimes one of the only new things a woman could get for their outfits. They hung it from pockets, used them as belt tie ons, etc. It's pretty interesting, but I don't claim to be an expert lol. The colors are from her cape.

Description
As promised, here's the color version, with a special thanks to for editing the colors and adding the background for me!

This sort of thing has been done a number of times, but I don't care, here's mine! I wanted to do a 1930s inspired Snow because I've always been intrigued by the time period, and with having the princesses following fashion trends of their movie release date. I admit that a lot of her clothing is based on 1938 and 39 styles, as I could not find anything truly specific to 1937 that I liked. I didn't figure one or two years would make too big a difference in the long run.

Her top is inspired by a a 1938 Sears catalog dress in design, and her skirt is a modgepodge of a bunch of styles that I liked lol. So honestly, this is just a Frankenstein dress loosely inspired by late '30s aesthetics. The belt and the bow make it seem busy, but I do like it regardless so. The color palette is, of course, based on her original outfit in the movie, to make her instantly recognizable.

I added her handkerchief because apparently they were a pretty big deal then, accessory wise. Since times were getting tougher, it was sometimes one of the only new things a woman could get for their outfits. They hung it from pockets, used them as belt tie ons, etc. It's pretty interesting, but I don't claim to be an expert lol. The colors are from her cape.