What’s the deal with Disney’s latest rule for outfits? Let’s just say Pooh fans might want to double-check their outfits… ...

John Stamos’s Fiancée is Part of a Subculture of Superfans Who Dress Up as Disney Characters Pioneering the Disneybound trend is Leslie Kay, who started a blog and Instagram account, which ...

Disney-bounding has begun to seep into the mainstream and it's a fashion trend that will not be going anywhere in a hurry. It's called farshun, sweetie. People Are Engaging In A Wild Fashion ...

Some Disney aficionados are using subtle color combinations and jewelry to pay respect to their favorite characters from movies like “Snow White,” “The Princess and the … ...

While Walt Disney World was unable to comment on the DisneyBounding trend, the company is aware of fans' interest in the concept: Kay has contributed to the Disney Parks Blog, sharing ideas for ...

Disney enthusiasts call this fashion trend "Disney-bounding." It's this popular movement that inspired WDW to create Character Couture makeovers in the first place.

Have you wanted to join in on the theme park fun and dress up as your favorite movie characters? Here's how you can do it without breaking the rules.

I had so much fun brainstorming Disney bounding ideas for my boys. As big as we are on costumes around here, they’ve never worn a costume into a Disney park except to Mickey’s Halloween Party ...

For a subset of Disney superfans, preparing for a day at the theme parks means asking, "what would Snow White wear?" Or maybe Donald Duck. Or Tiana from "The Princess and the Frog." Or the iconic ...

Disney Bounding brings a creative way to dress Star Wars-inspired at Galaxy’s Edge, where park rules restrict full costumes. From sipping space-themed drinks at Docking Bay 7 to hunting for rare ...

She would share visual boards of the outfits she’d wear while going to (read: “bound” for) Disney. Disneybound’s official Instagram account boasts over 300,000 followers.