News New Changes Coming to the Disney Look 2021

[TrainsOfDisney]

hair, beard, nails can be easily enforced but what about people with tattoos that now don't comply with the rules (if they were somehow hired with neck/face tattoos)?

I haven’t seen any CM’s with neck / face tatoos, I’ve seen a few with unkept beards and extreme colors in hair.

My biggest problem with the new look (when enforced) is the jewelry, necklaces take away from the costume too much. Same with some bracelets although they aren’t usually as noticeable.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

hair, beard, nails can be easily enforced but what about people with tattoos that now don't comply with the rules (if they were somehow hired with neck/face tattoos)?

They’ll just have to live with that.

 

[castlecake2.0]

hair, beard, nails can be easily enforced but what about people with tattoos that now don't comply with the rules (if they were somehow hired with neck/face tattoos)?

Makeup

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Makeup

That works well when it’s 94 with 76% relative humidity

 

[celluloid]

hair, beard, nails can be easily enforced but what about people with tattoos that now don't comply with the rules (if they were somehow hired with neck/face tattoos)?

They can be grandfathered in or asked to cover up where they can.

Men who want long hair but rarely take care of it with proper washing are one of the biggest things my wife noticed.

 

[Tom P.]

That works well when it’s 94 with 76% relative humidity

You don't think women regularly wear makeup in Florida weather?

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

You don't think women regularly wear makeup in Florida weather?

For an 8 shift outside in polyester?

 

[ohioguy]

We live in a culture that is obsessed with the self, so tattoos and piercings are here to stay.

 

[CntrlFlPete]

The problem isn't gender-neutral costuming, it's gendered costuming being worn by the opposite gender. Shout out to the bearded fellow in the Harbour House dress and bonnet.

MY take has been that they made the skirt gender neutral. My feeling has been that most of the males I have seen wearing skirts are doing so just because they can (and a skirt certainly breaths much better in the FL heat!).

Are piercings in the policy? I just find it odd that piercings are ok but nail polish seems like it can only be black (on males).

 

[castlecake2.0]

MY take has been that they made the skirt gender neutral. My feeling has been that most of the males I have seen wearing skirts are doing so just because they can (and a skirt certainly breaths much better in the FL heat!).

Are piercings in the policy? I just find it odd that piercings are ok but nail polish seems like it can only be black (on males).

Costumes are no longer male/female, anyone can wear either costume as long as it’s complete (no mismatched pieces). The piercing and nail polish rules are the same for everyone, two per ear worn in a matching set, nails any solid color.

 

[CntrlFlPete]

Costumes are no longer male/female, anyone can wear either costume as long as it’s complete (no mismatched pieces). The piercing and nail polish rules are the same for everyone, two per ear worn in a matching set, nails any solid color.

Thanks! I was wondering more about visible non-ear piercings, but you answered my question in your response!

 

[Tom P.]

The problem isn't gender-neutral costuming, it's gendered costuming being worn by the opposite gender. Shout out to the bearded fellow in the Harbour House dress and bonnet.

Star Trek was indeed ahead of its time.

 

[JoeCamel]

Star Trek was indeed ahead of its time.

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In so many ways....

 

[celluloid]

Costumes are no longer male/female, anyone can wear either costume as long as it’s complete (no mismatched pieces). The piercing and nail polish rules are the same for everyone, two per ear worn in a matching set, nails any solid color.

But mismatched pieces would be inclusive to someone's self expression. The logic or lack of in some of these things were very confusing.

 

[castlecake2.0]

But mismatched pieces would be inclusive to someone's self expression. The logic or lack of in some of these things were very confusing.

The costumes are designed to look a specific way

 

[celluloid]

The costumes are designed to look a specific way

That can be changed as the gender was always a part of that. So why is that where the line is drawn?

 

[TrainsOfDisney]

The costumes are designed to look a specific way

The costumes were also originally designed to look different on males and females.

 

[castlecake2.0]

That can be changed as the gender was always a part of that. So why is that where the line is drawn?

I’ll use Canada as an example. Cast can choose between look a and look b to wear. They can’t combine pieces or else it would be a full plaid suit. Also if costumes start getting mismatched then you might run out of pieces to make a complete set. Some areas already have a mix and match costume program that was specifically designed that way, like some roles at Riviera, DAK, and Coronado Springs, so it works there, that might be the trend going forward who knows. But for most current costumes they can’t be mixed.

 

[celluloid]

I sincerely appreciate you giving the examples and I know you did not write the rules.

It is funny that clashing some colors may be a no no, but a bearded man wearing a costume designed for the fit of a female dress is fine.

 

[castlecake2.0]

I sincerely appreciate you giving the examples and I know you did not write the rules.

It is funny that clashing some colors may be a no no, but a bearded man wearing a costume designed for the fit of a female dress is fine.

99% of the time it’s the other way around. Since the changes were made I have only seen 1 bearded man in a dress, it’s mostly women going for the mens costumes