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Description
From left to right:
Blue version (appears the most in the film and on promotional posters and home video covers)
Pink version (appears the most in merchandise, because blue has been designated Cinderella's color)
Purple version (if Flora and Merryweather had come to a compromise)
Green version (if Fauna had say "F*** it, it's green! Now shut up!")

Fun fact: At the time of the film's release (1959), blue had been the traditionally feminine color, but pink was the emerging feminine color.

This is a Photoshop composite of:
www.dolldivine.com/hobbit-and-…
www.dolldivine.com/game-of-thr…
www.dolldivine.com/the-tudors-…
(Crown and necklace are from www.azaleasdolls.com/dressupga… )

Description
From left to right:
Blue version (appears the most in the film and on promotional posters and home video covers)
Pink version (appears the most in merchandise, because blue has been designated Cinderella's color)
Purple version (if Flora and Merryweather had come to a compromise)
Green version (if Fauna had say "F*** it, it's green! Now shut up!")

Fun fact: At the time of the film's release (1959), blue had been the traditionally feminine color, but pink was the emerging feminine color.

This is a Photoshop composite of:
www.dolldivine.com/hobbit-and-…
www.dolldivine.com/game-of-thr…
www.dolldivine.com/the-tudors-…
(Crown and necklace are from www.azaleasdolls.com/dressupga… )