aurora was the disney princess who did not get married at the end of the movie.
which disney princess did not get married at the end of the movie?
aurora
media publications often tend to place aurora towards the end of their disney princess rankings. "seventeen" ranked aurora last on their "definitive ranking of disney princesses" list. similarly, buzzfeed also ranked aurora last. moviepilot placed aurora last on the website's "all of the disney princess ranked from worst to best" ranking, with author kristin lai dismissing the character as "a snooze." meanwhile, mtv ranked aurora 12th on the website's "ultimate ranking of the best disney princesses of all time". similarly, e! also ranked aurora 12th, with author john boone elaborating, "she's not a "bad" princess, per se. she might actually be the prettiest of all the princesses ... but she's asleep half the movie! pretty...but so, so boring." zimbio ranked aurora the second worst disney princess, while buzzfeed ranked the character one of disney's least intelligent princesses, with author leonora epstein dismissing aurora as the "equivalent to the child who puts his finger in a socket when expressly told not to." however, the character has garnered recognition for her beauty and fashion, with "stylist" extolling aurora's "blowout" as "the ultimate hairstyle when it comes to being a princess" while ranking it among disney's "best beauty looks", and bustle dubbing her "the hottest disney princess". "entertainment weekly" ranked aurora's hair the second best of all the disney princesses, with author annie barrett describing it as "aspirational". oh my disney ranked the pink and blue versions of aurora's dress 15th and 16th on their countdown of every disney princess outfit, voicing their preference for the character in blue. "marie claire" ranked aurora's outfits among "the 20 greatest movie dresses of all time", writing, "of all the disney princesses, "sleeping beauty"'s aurora had a fashionable edge" potentially worthy of being imitated by singers katy perry and nicki minaj. aurora was ranked first on moviepilot's "which outfit is fairest of them all? 13 disney divas ranked" list. author mikayla sloan enthused that "the lines of aurora's dress are flawless and her shoulders are set off beautifully" while "her hair is effortlessly wavy and her accessories accentuate her features perfectly." according to bustle, the character is the third most stylish disney princess, while e! believes that aurora owns the sixth greatest disney princess wardrobe, voicing their preference for the character in pink. buzzfeed ranked aurora's ballgown 11th on their "definitive ranking of 72 disney princess outfits". according to "seventeen", the character underwent the fifth greatest disney princess makeover. on "cosmopolitan"'s list of "the 14 hottest disney princesses", aurora was ranked 12th, with author frank kobola dismissing the character as "a snoozefest" and comparing her to "that girl in college who was "always" taking naps".
aurora (disney)
according to "the fiscal times", "aladdin" is disney's fourth most profitable princess film in terms of box office returns. having successfully established herself as a popular character, jasmine ultimately became one of the original members of the disney princess franchise, and remains the only member of the lineup who is not the main character of her film. consequently, "aladdin" remains the only disney princess film whose featured princess is not its protagonist, and jasmine became the first disney princess to marry a character who is not a prince. chronologically, jasmine is the disney princess franchise's sixth member, and is considered to be one of the "classic" members of the lineup. "aladdin" and jasmine are credited with beginning an expansion of disney's princess characters. after "aladdin"'s release in 1992, jasmine remained disney's only traditional fairy tale princess for the next 17 years. before the character debuted, all of disney's princesses in the studio's 55-year history had been either white or european in appearance. as disney's first non-white and arab princess, jasmine is credited with introducing both racial and ethnic diversity to disney's animated fairy tale genre. the character has since been succeeded by three princesses of color: pocahontas from "pocahontas" (1995), mulan from "mulan" (1998) and tiana from "the princess and the frog" (2009), ultimately "paving the way in letting children believe that "anyone" of any race can be a princess". the quartet is believed to have helped diversify the studio and introduce "new visions of what a 'disney princess' could be." additionally, as one of only two disney princesses who wear pants, jasmine remains disney's only princess whose official costume is not a gown or dress. according to "vanity fair", jasmine was the first feminist disney princess, although author alex beggs admitted that this claim has been exaggerated to some degree.
princess jasmine