I hate to ruin my perfect set of Disney outfits, but I love Amy Farrah Fowler from the Big Bang Theory. <3 Mayim Bialik forever.

They aren't ugly, they're just drawn that way. Outfits inspired by the "Ugly Stepsisters" from Cinderella.

An outfit inspired by the girl who made a nightgown look chic. Wendy Darling was a historic character in that writer J.M. Barry actually popularized the name "Wendy."

In celebration of the newly opened Cars Land in Disney's California Adventure, here's an outfit inspired by Lightning McQueen!

It might be past obsession to dress as a Disneyland trash can, but this set isn't modeled after any old trash can. PUSH is a TALKING and MOVING trash can most often found in Tomorrowland (hence the "T" on the shirt). Unfortunately, I couldn't find a photo on polyvore, but check out this video to give you an idea of his antics. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0JY0UZe5jc

The Golden Horseshoe in Disneyland's Frontierland has been home to Billy Hill and the Hillbillies for as long as I can remember. Their show is hilarious, and they are AMAZING musicians, but my mom always told me about how they used to have Can Can dancers when she was little. This set is to honor the old Revue days at the Horseshoe. Be careful, you don't want it to look like a costume/inappropriate. I'd wear jeans and a corset with a light sweater. Maybe throw on a bustle because they're just plain fun.

This is a really obscure one, but if you've tried the Dole Pineapple Whip from the stand outside the Tiki room, you'd understand. It is HEAVENLY. This is for park goers who really like to pay homage to quirky, unusual things in the park. In just the last few years, its popularity has EXPLODED, making it a hot product with a huge line. Obviously if you dress like one, people will want you too! Make sure to stick a cocktail umbrella in your hair (they serve them in the pineapple floats) and think cool, refreshing thoughts.

I loved cats when I was a kid, and Duchess from Aristocats is the most prim and proper cat you could ever have! This outfit was a little tricky, but I wanted to throwback to that sultry voice that Eva Gabor lent to her character by being inspired by a 40's/50's lounge look with a little kitsch (the cat slippers). Turbans are coming back into style, after all! Make sure to talk like her all day and rock a blingy choker and you'll have the look down!

Based on the outfit Aurora wore when dancing with her Prince in "Sleeping Beauty." Simple, but elegant. And don't forget accents with your woodland friends!

Meg isn't a princess, but she fell for a God. Aside from having some seriously unrealistic angles, she's got to have the weirdest hair to replicate. Her style is easy to replicate though, aim for a purple maxi dress with some gold gladiator sandals and you've got it. I think a high pony tail would be good enough on the hair front. :D