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Disney Makes Your Holiday Shopping Dreams Come True

A dream is a wish your heart makes. And Everything She Wants found plenty of items to put on our holiday wish list at a Disney Store preview.  From designer wedding gowns to beauty products and designer dolls, there's something for girls of all ages:

Alfred Angelo Cinderella Platinum gown.
Disney Fairy Tale Weddings by Alfred Angelo, Cinderella Platinum Gown ($1,599): Become a real princess bride in this stunning wedding gown inspired by the enchanted fairy tale's glass slipper.  This Cinderella gown -- featuring yards of tulle and a classic ball gown and bodice covered in crystal beading and rhinestones -- is the first of seven Disney-inspired gowns by Alfred Angelo.

Pixie Dust Fragrance ($10.50 - $24.50): This shimmering scent of citrus sorbet, candied fruits and summer rain was inspired by Tinker Bell. You can imagine her flitting through the air sprinkling the earth with her sweet Pixie Dust. The collection is available exclusively at Disney Store locations nationwide and includes an eau de toilette, body mist, hand soap and body lotion.

Imagination Winter ($10.50 - $24.50): Fill your home with the scents of the holiday season. Inspired by Disney Store's original Imagination fragrance collection, the Imagination Winter collection is infused with frosty snow pine, zesty orange peel and fresh cinnamon bark.

Disney Animators' Collection.
Disney Animators' Collection ($24.50 each): Imagine your favorite Disney Princess character a doe-eyed toddler. These young renditions of your favorite Disney Princess were imagined by and created under the guidance of Walt Disney Animation Studio's most renowned animators, Glen Keane and Mark Henn, exclusively for Disney Store. I love the coy Snow White.

Disney Princess Designer Doll Collection ($59.50 each):  Since late August, these high-fashion interpretations of Disney Princesses have arrived in stores and online each week for 10 weeks in random order.
Kidada for Disney Collection.
Kidada for Disney Store Collection ($9.50 - $49.50): Southern California girl Kidada Jones, daughter of Quincy Jones, grew up with a fondness for Disneyland. This collection was inspired by Kidada's childhood memories of Disney combined with influences from music and her travels around the world.  A highlight of Kidada's collection is the Wish-a-Little Collection ($39.50 each); adorable figurines of Alice, Jasmine, Ariel and Tinker Bell holding a secret charm that reminds us to love a little, dream a little, laugh a little and wish a little.

Disney Princess Designer Doll Collection Accessories ($14.50 - $24.50): Get glam with lip gloss and nail polish inspired by Pocahontas and other lovely Disney characters. Store your beauty booty in a pretty makeup bag. Then ask your compact mirror whose the prettiest of them all?


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