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Disney Store has a new Disney Princess t-shirt seemingly inspired by a Taylor Swift song. Though not specifically branded to Taylor Swift, the singer has collaborated with Disney recently on The Eras Tour concert films and docuseries. Some of her Eras Tour costumes are on display at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Disney Princess “Today Was A Fairytale” T-Shirt – $32.99
The t-shirt is jersey knit with an oversized fit, ribbed crew neck, dropped shoulders, short sleeves, and a high-low slit hem. It’s pale pink with embroidered “Today was a Fairytale” text on the chest. Below the text is an embroidered bow with a heart in the middle.
“Today Was a Fairytale” is a song by Taylor Swift released in 2010 as a single for the film Valentine’s Day. A re-recorded “Taylor’s Version” was included on the 2021 re-recorded Fearless album.
On the back of the tee is black and pink screen art of Tiana, Cinderella, Aurora, Belle, and Jasmine. They are all blushing and pink diamonds float above them.
This tee is 60% cotton, 40% polyester. It comes in sizes XS – 3X.
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