This dreamy line of Disney Princess chokers was created by IRL Jasmine
Unless you’ve been living on a deserted island for the past few years, you’ve probably noticed that choker necklaces are a huge trend. And an unlikely choker designer has emerged to the forefront. Known for her work on the Broadway stage as Princess Jasmine, actress Courtney Reed designed a line of Disney Princess chokers and they are blowing up.
When Reed is off-Broadway, she’s managing her choker brand aptly named Gagged. Reed started her company with chokers based off of hit Broadway musical characters. Now her Disney Princess-themed chokers are taking center stage and killing us softly with nostalgia.
Plus, The Princess Collection chokers are modeled by Broadway divas — including Reed, herself! How cool is that?
All hail the princess. @rhodesreed in JAS is all our princess dreams come true! @jacobsmithstudios
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Reed told PeopleStyle, “I’m obsessed with princesses. I mean, who’s not? With the success of the Broadway Collection, we thought, ‘Oh my gosh! What if we did a Princess Collection with our favorite Broadway divas modeling them?’ It has been such a blast.”
We’re having a blast just looking through the collection!
@livevamaria is rocking all the colors of the wind in our WILLOW choker. @jacobsmithstudios
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Ice, ice, baby. @ajbway is the best dressed ICE QUEEN on the North Mountain. ❄️ @jacobsmithstudios
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There are 15 Disney Princess-inspired chokers in the line, each ranging between $20 to $40. Some of the pieces are already selling out, so if you see one you like, act now!
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Reed said that she works on her chokers any time she has a break, which isn’t often in the world of Broadway.
She told PeopleStyle, “I even make them when I have friends over. I made seven [a day] when I first started. I’m much faster now.”
And she said that she tested some of the designs on her costars in Broadway’s Aladdin. When two fellow Aladdin actresses wore Reed’s chokers during one of the shows, people loved what they saw. From there The Princess Collection was born.
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Shop the entire Disney Princess-inspired collection on the Gagged website. You should also definitely run through The Broadway Collection, too, if you’re a lover of the stage. I mean, who wouldn’t want a choker based on Eliza from Hamilton — amiright?
File these beauties under things we didn’t know we needed. Our virtual shopping cart is already full and we’re ready to embrace our inner Disney Princess to the fullest!
