When you are accessorizing try and find pieces that have a connection to the character. So if you want to put together a Buzz inspired look choose a base colour, I would do the white, then accent with the lime green and purple. I recommend choosing a base colour, this will ground your outfit. Here’s an example: Buzz Lightyear’s main colours are white, lime green and purple. When creating their characters Disney typically chooses colours that naturally go together. Colour blocking is taking complimentary solid colours and putting them together in one outfit. Colour blocking works really well to create a DisneyBound. Start with a character that you love or inspires you, then look in your closet for colours that remind you of that character. When you’re through with this post, click “next” and make your way through all of the posts! Each of the posts are about the Fall season in some way. This post is part of a Disney Friends Blog Hop. Plus this is a more chill version of cosplaying, which is not everyone’s cup of tea!
It’s a way for us adults to show our love without stepping on the toes of the actual Disney employees, and you know what? I respect that. Now, it’s been taken to a WHOLE new level. When we went to Walt Disney World in 2016, it was just becoming main stream. We all enjoy bounding to different degrees. Anyone can do it and there are countless ways to put your own personal spin on it. This style has no limit, from Dapper Days in the parks to more subtle wardrobe nods to anything Disney.
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She defines Disney Bound as, “an outfit, but not a full costume, inspired by your favorite Disney character using items that you can find in your own closet or at your local mall.” Disney Bounding is fashion inspired by Disney. What does it mean to Disney Bound and where did the trend come from? Disney Bound came onto the scene in 2011 when blogger Leslie Kay founded a Disney style that has since become wildly popular.
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