'Instead they’d be like, 'Yeah, you go girl!'' Ms Chapman envisaged Merida as 'a stronger princess that both mothers and daughters could relate to, so mothers wouldn’t be pulling their hair out when their little girls were trying to dress or act like this princess,' she said. Looking for more Merida items? We've got bows and arrows on our site! As for the hair, you can style a wig, spraypaint your hair, or curl your own locks into wild tresses.Merida, lauded for her refreshing representation of an authentic teenager, was originally created to offer little girls a 'different kind of princess,' according to Brave writer and co-director, Brenda Chapman. The slanted belt comes with the matching brown quiver attached. White fabric rests along the collarbone and wrists, as well as in the shoulder and sleeve cutouts, as if the wearer is dressed in an undershift (as is only proper).

The neckline and skirt hem are trimmed in gold embroidery, befitting royalty. This officially licensed costume includes Merida's velvety turquoise dress and a nifty quiver belt. If you're lacking in those departments, then it's time to unlock your inner bravery! Product Details It's perfect for any stubborn, willful, and brave woman out there. But if you’re looking for a shock of red hair and the ability to kick absolute butt, then the Scottish firecracker Merida is your best and only bet! That's why we have this beautiful Merida costume, modeled after the princess'sensemble from the animated movie. She isn’t the first who could go toe-to-toe with the boys in martial warfare either - Mulan beat her to both the proverbial and literal punches. Merida from Brave isn’t the first Disney princess to sport red hair - that distinction belongs to Ariel.

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