Let the gown’s length lead your size choice for this Princess Zelda costume, then check the waist, shoulders and sleeves against the same chart row. There is one costume style here, priced at $110.99, with XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and 3XL available.
That makes this a decision about proportions rather than alternate versions. The white gown and purple tabard establish Zelda’s courtyard appearance from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, while the belt and headdress are part of the outfit presented with it.
Zelda’s courtyard palette
This is the young princess who meets Link in Hyrule’s castle courtyard. Her clothing gives that meeting its royal setting: a white gown, a contrasting purple tabard and a headdress that directs attention toward her face. The reference is specific enough to shape the whole costume plan, rather than leaving you to assemble a general fantasy princess outfit.
Keep that white-and-purple relationship visible when planning photographs. A full-length composition allows the gown to register alongside the tabard; a tighter portrait shifts attention toward the headdress. Both approaches use something already central to this Zelda design, without requiring a prop to explain the character.
The headdress is part of the order
The costume is presented as four pieces: gown, tabard, belt and headdress. That matters when comparing it with a gown-only purchase, because the head detail and waist accessory are already represented in the set. Polyester is the listed material.
A wig, ears and shoes are excluded. Decide which of those you want for your portrayal before setting the total budget. The headdress being included does not mean a wig comes with it, and footwear remains a separate choice. For a group photograph, coordinate those decisions with the overall version of Zelda you intend to portray.
Reading the gown’s 136–148 cm range
The chart gives gown measurements, so compare them with a garment you can measure rather than relying only on your usual clothing label. XS lists a 136 cm length and 84 cm waist; M lists 140 cm and 92 cm. At 3XL, those figures reach 148 cm and 108 cm.
Shoulders and sleeves deserve equal attention. M has a 39 cm shoulder measurement and 70 cm sleeves, useful reference points when checking the upper half of the gown. There is no bust measurement in the supplied chart, so the waist figure cannot answer every fit question. Allow for a possible 1–3 cm variation in the hand measurements. The chart’s XXXL corresponds to the orderable 3XL label.
Make space for the purple tabard
For photographs, keep your hands from obscuring the tabard’s front. A relaxed pose leaves the main color contrast readable, while a full-length frame records how the gown’s length works on the wearer. Sheik is a particularly relevant companion costume for an Ocarina of Time pairing.
Castle-courtyard poses have a natural home at a Zelda-themed party, where the purple tabard stays distinct against the white gown.
More characters and disguises from Hyrule
Build an Ocarina of Time pairing or bring together costumes from different chapters of The Legend of Zelda.
- For a companion from the same game, consider The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Sheik Cosplay Costume Jumpsuit.
- The Legend Of Zelda Princess Zelda Cosplay Bodysuit For Halloween offers another costume format for portraying Hyrule’s princess.
- A Link pairing can begin with The Legend Of Zelda Link Cosplay Costume Green Triforce Robe, featuring the franchise’s familiar Triforce motif.
- The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Link Cosplay Costume Full Set For Adults And Kids introduces another game’s hero to the gathering.
- Link’s disguise supplies a different character reference with The Legend Of Zelda Gerudo Vai Cosplay Costume Link Disguise.