While some who commented on the video were quick to point out that other Guests have been allowed to enter the Parks in more revealing clothing, and as one user noted, many runners at any runDisney event would be wearing less, Disneys official dress-code policy does include this line: We reserve the right to deny admission to or remove any person wearing attire that we consider inappropriate or attire that could detract from the experience of other Guests
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Ariels Pink Nightgown For running around the castle at night, we put our ex-mermaid in a virginal nightgown: Sure, it passes as a ye-oldey-timey nightgown: But the earliest I can think of colored (e.g., non-white) nightgowns is the 1920s: Ariels Blue Day Ensemble Here is where I DO see a previous-Disney-princess connection: This just screams of Sleeping Beautys peasant outfit (what I called 1950s Renfaire Maiden Dress), minus the center-front lacing and Peter Pan collar: The earliest you might see a scoop-neck blouse, like the one Ariel is wearing, is the 1920s
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