This Artist Hilariously Placed Disney Princesses in Modern-Day Life

If you're a big Disney fan and you’ve ever wondered what your favorite characters might look like if they were around in the real world today, this article is right up your alley. From Jasmine getting all her makeup tips from Jafar to Lilo and Stitch learning how to kill some street style, we can't get enough of these modern-day fairytale masterpieces. Check them out for yourself...

Monica, Rachel, and Phoebe were television's favorite female characters in the '90s and into the 2000s. Whether it was the latest fashion trends or the fun new hairstyle, we got all our inspiration from them. This is much like how kids learn a lot from Disney princesses. A girl's night in Apartment 20 with Snow White, Rapunzel, and Cinderella recreates Friends’ second most iconic wedding dress scene. Who could forget Rachel’s first appearance in episode one?

How insane is it that Mulan technically isn’t a princess? Although she’s honorarily been given the title of a Disney princess, she’s not royalty by any means. Of course, she’s gotta take a quiz on the internet to tell her her identity, as we all do. Sure, she may not officially be a princess, but we’ve got to give her a little credit for how incredibly cool she is. We mean, the icon saved an entire country! In our eyes, that’s enough to give Mulan her Disney princess title.

It looks like the Darling family aren’t the only ones who found their way back from Neverland. Perhaps Tinkerbell is on her way to meet up with Wendy; that’s if she’s gotten over their one-sided rivalry all these years later. Either way, Tinkerbell totally became a London girl and has the most awesome style we have ever seen. Get this in our Pinterest outfit inspiration board immediately. That Balenciaga scarf is so cute. What kind of job would real-life Tinkerbell have to afford that?

The last thing we expected to see here was Jafar becoming an influencer. It’s fair to say that he wouldn’t be the first person we’d look to for makeup tips, but he's kind of slaying that eyeliner. And 3.3 million views? He’s totally viral. Making Jafar famous sounds like something the internet would do when you think about it. We guess the world does kind of love a villain/bad boy, right?