Rodarte had Star Wars gowns. Marc Jacobs had a Mickey Mouse top. Dolce & Gabbana made actual glass slippers for Cinderella.
Now Mary Katrantzou gets her own Disney dream world with Fantasia, the trippy ode to classical music, sorcery fails, dying dinosaurs, and topless female nymphs.
Inspired by the film's "Pastoral Symphony" vignette, Katrantzou embroidered her ensembles with direct screenshots from the movie, including the famous flirty centaurs, splashy mermaids, and a horde of angry pixies.
And while true Disney junkies might recognize a certain floral print from Alice in Wonderland instead of Fantasia (guilty), we can still be impressed by the amazing detail on these garments, which basically require full-time fairy godmothers to stitch, swatch, and sew every inch.
This is not a see-now-buy-now situation, but if you want to get a jump on the trend, you can try hunting down a vintage Fantasia track jacket, which costs about $179, but doesn't have any flying horses.
