For a girl that slept for 100 years, Sleeping Beauty has a pretty complex identity. Did you know that she actually has three different names? And what about Elsa… is she a Disney Princess?

Sleeping Beauty Pink – A faithful recreation of Aurora’s actual lip color, matched to the original ink and paint colors used in the 1959 animated Disney classic. Sleeping Beauty Pink is a pale ...

Bésame's Sleeping Beauty: The 1959 Collection is incredibly collectible on every level. The packaging includes sketches, cells, and details about the ink colors used for both Aurora and her ...

Disney fans, get psyched: Bésame Cosmetics is celebrating Sleeping Beauty's 60th anniversary by releasing a makeup collection that pays homage to the original 1959 film. The range features eight ...

With the success this year of Disney's live-action "Maleficent," starring Angelina Jolie as Sleeping Beauty's nemesis, the studio is releasing Tuesday the Diamond Edition Blu-ray of the 1959 ...

Aurora Bamrick, 2, visited the park on April 30 with her family, where she met Princess Aurora from "Sleeping Beauty" for the fourth time in her life. Little Aurora was previously introduced to ...

Disney's enchanting tale, Sleeping Beauty, was released in 1959, and audiences were whisked away to a kingdom where a baby princess named Aurora was born amidst great celebration and joy.

Sleeping Beauty's Princess Aurora will come with three swappable face plates allowing collectors to dimply her with a sleeping face, a smiling face, and a suspicious face.