Gorgeous Zelda Cosplay Is The Closest Thing We'll Get To A Real-Life Twilight Princess

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One fan stunned players by creating a gorgeous version of Princess Zelda's appearance. Throughout the years, the princess's appearance has become iconic and, even though the changes may sometimes be minor, it is different in every game. Though she did change her look in , her pink dress and blonde hair are the pillars of what come to mind when fans think of Princess Zelda.

Cosplayer CurlyNatsu shared her take on Princess Zelda's outfit from and the result is gorgeous. In the Reddit post, she mentioned that the dress, armor, and tiara were purchased but the sword and the additional accessories on the dress were 3D printed and hand painted.

She did not mention how long it took for her to put this together, but there was mention that they already have plans to update the costume to be even more authentic. The setting she chose made the cosplay come together, with the mossy stairs looking like a scene from the game.

There were many people in the comments discussing how much CurlyNatsu looks like Zelda, which made it even more clear what the Princess would look like in real-life. Though Midna is the true Twilight Princess, Zelda's title of princess still holds true, and CurlyNatsu embodies the grace that Zelda carries through each game. It shows how the right pieces can come together and make an extremely realistic version of a character, which boosts the hope that any potential movie version of the princess can capture the same look.

It is no wonder so many people were happy with the cosplay, considering many fans still hold in high regard amon the series' many entries. Cosplayers are always an inspiration to fans of any game, especially when they truly embody the character the way CurlyNatsu has. Every person that dedicates the amount of time and effort to their outfit enjoys showing off the final product to the world and sharing their passion for the game with like-minded fans.

Though the game has yet to be ported to the Nintendo Switch despite plenty of rumors