Polynesian Princess Moana: Dress Up Game for Girls

Polynesian Princess Moana is an island dress up. You style the taupou, the Chief's daughter of the mythical island of Motunui, loosely based on the animated film. The clothes are inspired by real Polynesian cultures like Samoa and Tonga, which makes it a lovely mix of story and history.

Natural materials

The outfits are made from materials of island life:

Tapa cloth

Bark cloth decorated with patterns, a traditional fabric across Polynesia.

Feathers

Used for ornaments and special garments.

Woven leaves

Skirts and details made from leaves, light and perfect for the heat.

Finishing the skirts

Add a kiekie or a belt to finish the skirt. A kiekie is a decorative waist garment from Tonga.

Accessories

Flowers in the hair? Feathers and pearls? You can do both. The necklaces go from classic orchid leis to bold strands of chilis.

Set the scene

Choose a background to place your princess on the island and tell a little story.

Learn while you play

It is a nice way to discover the roots of Polynesian dress: why these materials were used and how they fit into island life.

A fan-made game

This is a fan-made dress up inspired by the film, not an official Disney product.