What I loved about Mérida was that she broke up with the stereotype of a princess, that she was rebellious, answers and with a style of her own, which made her especially beautiful. But it turns out he has suffered a visible look change to be converted from indomitable princess in Disney Princess.
Megafactory has added her to her clan of princesses, but in order not to disentangle too much with Snow White, Sleeping Beauty or Cinderella has previously had to go through an aesthetic touch-up that would make her more "feminine."
The change is obvious. She is no longer a simple princess with a careless touch, now looks much more glamorous. They have narrowed his waist so much that he can no longer breathe to throw his arrows, which by the way they were removed at a stroke. Her red-haired and rebellious hair has been disciplined and now falls into a perfect cascade of curls as if she had lathered her hair.
His dress has also undergone touches. The dress is no longer so dark, it is more tight, they have shined and embroidered and have extended the neckline. In addition, they have placed a belt that marks their hips more.
There are also changes in the face of the protagonist of Brave (Indomitable). They have outlined his eyebrows and refined his face, with slanted eyes, cheekbones and make-up lips, more typical of a Disney princess.
Brenda Chapman, director and screenwriter of Brave, has not liked the change of the protagonist. The idea was to create another model of princess to which we are accustomed, with a courage that made her be beautiful, that did not need to be saved.
But with him Merida look change, what happened to be indomitable princess to Disney Princess, all that magic that made it special seems to vanish. Do you like change?
