Themed Theme Park Outfits Are A Thing Now

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While scrolling Pinterest one day, one particular pin caught my eye: “Theme Park Outfit.” I’d seen collage-style photos for just about any type of setting — what to wear to a job interview, a wedding, a boozy bachelorette brunch — but this was a first.

Some pins were practical, explaining the virtues of wearing layers (to deal with scorching Florida days — and frigid indoor rides) or opting for cute sneakers over strappy (AKA blister-inducing) sandals, but what really caught my eye were the outfits that slyly winked at the reason you’re there. They were printed with lines from Disney or Universal movies, or had a subtle design that nodded to the flick without looking like a puff-paint t-shirt.

They’re discreet enough that you can wear these shirts without looking like you’re in costume; and you could wear them every day, if you’d like. Here are some examples: