White queen

Image: Pinterest. October. My favourite month. Leaves are falling from the trees. Autumn colours joyfully dance in the amber sunshine. The temperature drops into a nice cosy wrap-around coat, and h…

It’s tragic that Tim Burton and Lewis Carroll — real name Charles Dodgson — never crossed paths. The creators, respectively, of Edward Scissorhands and the Jabberwock would surely have been kindred…

The White Queen is a fictional character from the novel Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There by Lewis Carroll. She is the representation of the white queen chess piece, and educates Alice on how things work in the Looking-Glass Land, such as remembering and reacting to events before they occur, or assisting the Red Queen in having Alice solve nonsensical math equations. The White Queen is one of the first characters to be seen in the story. She first appears in the drawing…

How many of the characters from Wonderland will you remember? Let's refresh our memories together before we go Through The Looking Glass!

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Here you'll get a detailed shopping list and tutorial for a The White Queen from Alice in Wonderland Costume

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Anne Hathaway brings the ethereal White Queen to life in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland movies. She is the polar opposite of her sister, the wicked Red Queen, preferring kindness over decapitation of those who annoy her. She favors the color white and a Victorianesque wardrobe, consistent with the