If you had major FOMO scrolling TikTok watching influencers and fashion-goers on Space Mountain… same. And if you were wondering when every single person you follow on Instagram became a Disney adult, let me explain. Last night, Coperni debuted its Spring/Summer 2025 collection at Disneyland Paris, complete with Sleeping Beauty’s Castle and fireworks. Coperni became the first designer to ever show at Disneyland Paris, and there were plenty of Disney easter eggs throughout the night.
The collection itself had the makings of a true Disney classic. There were romantic ruffles, flower appliqués, dramatic shapes, some sparkles, and opera-length gloves; something most Disney princesses don’t leave home without.
The show was cut into three different sections, each one diving a little deeper into Disney lore. The first act was a celebration of youth and nostalgia, including vintage Disney T-shirts and prints of our favorite characters. Act two represented villains with monochromatic and structural look and hints of classic villain elements.
Act three portrayed “The Princess Transformation” with voluminous looks and modern princess themes. Closing the show was none other than American royalty Kylie Jenner in a larger-than-life black ballgown, sweeping the runway as she strolled underneath the iconic castle.
Kylie Jenner
And can we talk about the shoes?! Coperni had teased the cartoon-like Mickey Mouse shoes days leading up to the show, and they were a highlight for sure. They were a not-so-subtle nod to the happiest place on earth.
Now, while the shoes were my favorite, I have to say I wasn’t as into the taffeta bell bottoms (shown above).
And, by the way, if you couldn’t tell from the Kylie Jenner of it all, the runway was as star-studded as the front row. Amelia Gray, Lila Moss, Paloma Elsesser, and Irina Shayk all walked for the trendy label. Front row attendees included Alix Earle, Dixie Damelio, Pauline Chalamet, and even former Disney Channel stars, Cole Sprouse and Bella Thorne.
Guests partied at Disneyland until after the clock struck midnight, dancing, interacting with Disney characters, and riding rollercoasters. This is definitely what Disney (and fashion) dreams are made of!
Cole Sprouse and Ari Fournier
Cassie Anderson is the fashion director for Cosmopolitan, where she leads celebrity styling and fashion continuity for the print magazine and the brand’s digital platforms. Cassie joined Cosmopolitan after 10 years of editing and styling at Harper’s BAZAAR. Cassie has also styled for other Hearst titles, including Elle, Town & Country, and Esquire. Follow her fabulous feed – featuring the A-list talent she’s styled – on Instagram and TikTok.