Helen Flanagan wore an ornate royal-purple costume with gold filigree, iridescent cape sleeves and a crystal tiara for the Aladdin photocall at Parr Hall.
Helen Flanagan attended an “Aladdin” photocall at Parr Hall in Warrington on September 17, 2026, wearing an elaborate royal-purple stage costume covered in gold trim, rhinestone detailing and translucent iridescent layers. The outfit belongs firmly to theatrical fantasy, with a structured corset-style bodice, slim purple trousers and a sweeping open-front overlay.
The bodice is the most concentrated area of detail in Helen Flanagan in the purple and gold Aladdin costume. Gold floral ornament, lines of crystals and metallic edging sit across the purple base, while a high jeweled collar and matching armbands continue the decorative treatment above the neckline.
Scale becomes just as important as surface. Large sheer purple-and-magenta panels fall from the upper arms and extend behind her, while the skirt-like outer layer opens over the trousers and carries gold edging around the hem. A chain belt with a circular jeweled buckle adds another bright focal point at the waist.
The headpiece, gold-toned sandals and polished blonde curls complete the stage styling. Flanagan is set to appear as the Spirit of the Ring in the Warrington production, and the Parr Hall photocall look is designed for immediate visual impact rather than understated fashion restraint.
The costume is intentionally maximal, and that suits the pantomime setting. The purple-and-gold palette is coherent from headpiece to footwear, while the transparent cape panels and layered skirt introduce enough movement and scale for the look to register beyond a close-up promotional portrait: 8.4/10.