You can’t love a name tag you just met…right? Each name tag features its own flag noting the location of those wearing it such as Frozen Ever After, Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs and Tick Tock Toys & Collectibles. All-New Name Tags Exclusive to World of Frozen There is even a themed raincoat and water bottle cover featuring the rosemaling details found throughout the land - a touch that was personally added by them. Eva and Angel shared that in order to keep the authenticity of the land with the climate top of mind, these costumes were made from light and moisture wicking fabrics. Costumes Designed for the ElementsĪlthough ice is life here at World of Frozen, the weather in Hong Kong is typically humid. The color palette here pulls from earth tones, similar to the surrounding forest landscape for those working throughout Arendelle Forest. Sweaters from the winter department paired with cropped breeches and suspenders are the look over at Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs. Over on the forest side across the Fjord, not only will you find a carnival coaster constructed by Oaken, those assisting with his newly founded operation have sourced inspiration from his iconic style. Typically stylized as floral and plant motifs, these designs can be found throughout the land from the architecture to even in Arendelle’s official crest. This decorative touch takes inspiration from Scandinavian Viking heritage and European baroque and rococo styles that flourished in the 18 th and 19 th centuries. The sunflower hair clips and hair scarves can even be purchased at Tick Tock Toys & Collectibles, if you’re so inclined to match! Traditional Scandinavian Design at Arendelle Villageįor those on the village side, the costumes are more floral and elegant with rosemaling embroidery. The options are nearly endless, including five shirts ranging from a royal purple to an icy blue, breeches spanning multiple shades and even accessories to add on such as sunflower hair clips, hair scarves and sashes - offering the citizens of Arendelle a chance to customize their looks. Some costumes are worth melting for…and those found at World of Frozen could thaw a frozen heart! Drawing inspiration from traditional Norwegian bunads, an extra special detail is that not only are pieces like the vests reversible, a favorite touch for Eva and Angel, others are also interchangeable. Together, they brought their joint expertise to the table, adding special touches and making this wardrobe of options customizable and weather ready. Angel worked on the Disney Explorers Lodge cast costumes when she joined Hong Kong Disneyland 7 years ago, and World of Frozen represents her biggest project yet. 20 - and they gave us an inside look at what they’ve been working on!Įva is a 25-year Disney cast member who has been with Hong Kong Disneyland since opening, developing all kinds of cast costumes from attractions to hotels. Imagine being asked, “Do you wanna design cast costumes for World of Frozen?” Hong Kong Disneyland Manager of Costuming Eva Chan, and Senior Costumer Angel Sin, were presented with the unique opportunity to create the perfect look for the citizens of Arendelle - the cast members who will help bring the first-of-its-kind themed land to life beginning Nov.
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