(vi) Cinderella's elder step sister planned to wear the green dress to the ball. (vii) The sisters tied tight laces around their waists to make themselves slender. (viii) The fairy asked Cinderella to pick up the lentils scattered in the kitchen first.

Cinderella's dress has been and will remain known as blue because of how Disney has changed and commercially produced it as blue. However, the animators originally most likely produced her dress as silver.

After it had been altered, it was presented as a simple-styled, somewhat old-fashioned, yet still elegant and beautiful gown made completely out of blush-pink soft chiffon, with puffed sleeves and a ruffled neckline.

The designers aren't allowed to say how much it cost to make the dresses but estimates put it at about $12,000 each. The corset and the crinoline (skirt cage) are made out of steel. The trickiest thing Lily had to do in the dress was dance with the prince; he kept tripping on it. (Which, duh.)