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1. Japan: Rows of strass ribbon; white or silver frame with “crystals”
2. Australia/World Tour: A mix of pearls and beads, with an emphasis on white pearls and large “crystals”, and with dark beads in between
3. 2000s West End: A mix of beads and pearls, with an emphasis on “crystals”, with pearls and silvery beads in between
4. 2018-2019 Copenhagen: A mix of vertical rows of beaded “crystals” and horizontal rows of silvery hotstones
5. Current West End: Hotstones, a mix of silvery, pink, blue and “pearl” nyances
6. Hamburg revival/Oberhausen: A mix of pearls and beads, with an emphasis on white pearls and silvery beads, with some “crystals” and blue beads in between
7. 2000s Copenhagen: A mix of beads, with an emphasis on gradually bigger “crystals” and some smaller silver beads
8. 1990 Hamburg: A mix of beads and pearls, with an emphasis on differently-faceted “crystals” in various sizes, with some pearls, silvery beads and blie beads in between
9. Broadway: Double rows of beads in the vertical rows; one row of blue tube beads and one row of big silvery rocailles, and triple in the horizontal rows; one row of blue tube beads, one row of big silvery rocailles, and one row of a mix of pearls, “crystals” and various beads. 

• Hamburg: Silver, pearls, crystals, we’re gonna bling this place down!!!
• West End: Beading is so much work, let’s glue on some shit
• World Tour: Freshwater pearls, freshwater pearls, did we mention freshwater pearls? OK, ONE crystal, if you insist.
• Broadway: YOU. CAN. NEVER. HAVE. TOO. MANY. BEADS.

1. Marking the tab shapes of the iridescent skirt layer
2. Closeup of the stars and beads of the skirt
3. The skirt with various blue and pink tulle layers
4. The iridescent skirt layer in place, over gold tulle
5. The silk top layer in place, with strings of stars
6. Closeup of the hotstones used to decorate the bodice
7. A closer look at the bodice deco + attachment of puffed sleeves
8. Closeup of the blue star tiara over a different type of sleeve
9. Blue and silvery Star Princess boots
10. The full attire, as worn by Bridget Costello in 2019

1. Rooftop dress from when Celinde Schoenmaker joined in 2015,
2. Elissa skirt, Carlotta style, from September 2014,
3. Katie Hall getting a new Star Princess costume, Sept. 2011,
4. Marcus Lovett in a Red Death costume, August 2012,
5. Marcus Lovett getting a tailor made suit, August 2012,
6. Peter Jöback getting a tailor made Red Death, March 2012,
7. Emmi Christensson getting a tailor made wedding dress, Oct. 2014,
8. Marcus Lovett getting a tailor made Mandarin robe, Aug. 2012,
9. Alicia Beck getting a new Jeweler’s Maid costume, Feb. 2016.

1. Sierra Boggess, Broadway or Las Vegas
2. Kirsten Hertzenberg, Las Vegas
3. Emmi Christensson, West End
4. Michelle Rosen, Hamburg
5. Katie Hall, West End
6. Geena Jeffries Mattox, Las Vegas
7. Brianne Kelly Morgan, Las Vegas
8. Marcus Lovett, West End
9. Peter Jöback, West End

They played at hearts as other children might play at ball; only, as it was really their two hearts that they flung to and fro, they had to be very, very handy to catch them, each time, without hurting them.