Being a Disney Princess is good when you’re living in a fairy-tale world filled with princes, dragons, fictional heroes, and sweet fluffy love stories. But what if they lived in the real world? They would still be fierce, beautiful, and kind-hearted, but with a modern twist. Matt Burt, a graphic designer, wanted to depict Disney Princesses as powerful larger-than-life characters worthy of the royal title in ways that don’t include being born into a royal family and spending all your life in a wealthy environment. He envisions them as empowered modern women building successful careers and having real impact on the world around them. Here are Disney Princesses reimagined as modern women.
Ariel – a pop-star/ producer
Ariel’s passion for singing made her career choice quite easy. She writes her own songs and has become a real hit with her song “Part of Your World”. She didn’t stop there and started her own recording studio Seven Seas Records.
Jasmine – the UN Ambassador
Jasmine is a known fighter for women’s rights and a representative of her own country Agrabah in the United Nations. Her main objective is to see that women are treated well all across the globe.
Merida – Two-time Olympian (Archery & Equestrian)
Merida is not afraid of competition, in fact, she’s quite good at it! Having competed for her own hand in marriage (and winning, should we remind you), Merida went on for competing in the Olympics, too. She’s won gold medals in horseback riding and archery, but isn’t planning on stopping there.
Moana – a Navy officer
Moana is a natural leader and feels at home in the ocean. It doesn’t come as a surprise that she decided to become part of the Navy and quickly made her way to the top of the career ladder becoming a lieutenant commander.
Rapunzel – Neurologist
After getting married and reuniting with her family, Rapunzel went to medical school and studied to become a neurologist. She provides amazing medical care and is one of the leading neurologists in the country!
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