What Your Favorite Disney Princesses Would Look Like In 2017

We’d definitely follow them on Instagram.

Here’s what Disney princesses would look like in a whole new modern world.

Using graphic design software, artist Fernanda Suarez depicts our favorite princesses living their best Instagram lives in 2017. Here’s Ariel, with perfect mermaid hair, sun-kissed freckles, and crab tattoo homage to Sebastian.

We'd wear that.
We'd wear that.
Fernanda Suarez

And here’s Cinderella with a messy top knot and a very on-trend choker:

Loving that messy bun, girl.
Loving that messy bun, girl.
Fernanda Suarez

“I have been a fan of Disney movies for as long as I can remember,” Suarez told HuffPost. “Recently, I started imagining them as I’d like to see them in the present day and I decided to illustrate them.”

Belle was the first illustration Suarez shared with her followers:

Beauty, brains and a boss jacket.
Beauty, brains and a boss jacket.
Fernanda Suarez

Mulan looks equally cool, rocking a choppy bob and wearing a T-shirt featuring Mushu:

Mulan is not afraid to accessorize.
Mulan is not afraid to accessorize.
Fernanda Suarez

When interpreting the princesses as modern day people, Suarez tries to work in their well-known traits while adding details that bring them into 2017.

“I try to keep the essence of the original princesses, but since I’m translating it to the modern times, all of them are badass women and I want people to relate to them in that way.”

Case in point: Snow White has an apple in hand but she looks more fierce and capable than she does in the 1930s movie.

Suarez nails the color scheme in all the portraits.
Suarez nails the color scheme in all the portraits.
Fernanda Suarez

Jasmine works a smize in her portrait and carries a pet cat instead of roaming around with Rajah. (It’s kind of impracticable to have a pet tiger in 2017.)

Those earrings.
Those earrings.
Fernanda Suarez

And then there’s Pocahontas, rocking a statement necklace, looking stately and giving us #hairgoals.

Model status.
Model status.
Fernanda Suarez

To see more of Suarez’s work, check out her portfolio page or follow her on Instagram.

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