Bridal Gown: A replica of Peach’s wedding dress (though it did have to be altered a bit for Mario’s measurements). Paris fashion week never recovered from this Dior looking moment. I still can’t believe this is real??? 1. Motorbike The colour changes! The parasol! The iconic ponytail! The arms out! She left Isle Defino quaking when she stepped off the jet in this. 6. Bikini Here is another classic Power-up in this field of Fire Flowers. We see Peach demonstrate how to use their power, as her clothes change color and she gains the ability to wield fireballs, just like Mario can in most of the games. A Stampede of Yoshis We saw Cheep Cheeps in the original trailer, but here we’re getting a way better look at them. One even tries to eat Mario’s face. This scene also appears to be a direct nod to the many times Mario has run across a bridge in the original 2D games while avoiding the jumping Cheep Cheeps. The Tanooki Suit

The Toads here are all gathered around a table showing the different worlds of the Mario universe. We have the Mushroom Kingdom at the bottom, a Sand World on the left edge, a kingdom featuring stone ruins in the center (perhaps this could be the world of the Kongs?), a grassy world on the lower right with mountains reminiscent of Yoshi’s Island for SNES, and… is that two Lava Worlds for Bowser?This one has its very specific audience, but that specific audience I have absolutely no part of and think this is all a bit twee. Not kink shaming, but let’s grow up! 19. Pink skirt and hat

If you're revamping your little one's wardrobe so they're ready for the season ahead, shop our range of kids' clothes for lots of pieces they'll love wearing, including super soft jersey kids' pyjamas. How about our stunning selection of dresses for girls too? Our jersey and sweater styles are ideal for daytime wear. Directors Michael Jelenic and Aaron Horvath defended casting Pratt in an interview with Total Film magazine, saying, “It’s a bit of an origin tale. It’s the story of Mario becoming Super Mario.” Horvath added that finding the perfect Mario voice meant finding an actor who could believably portray a plumber from Brooklyn who is “a blue-collar guy from a family of Italian immigrants… For us, it made total sense. [Chris is] really good at playing a blue-collar hero with a ton of heart. For the way that Mario is characterized in our film, he’s perfect for it.” Pirate Outfit: Whether plundering cargo or burying treasure, you’re gonna need an extremely fancy coat. Skeleton Suit: This skeleton costume uses cutting-edge, er, something to, um… Look, we’re not sure how this works. But it’s cool, right?Here we get some brief footage of Mario using the Tanooki Suit to gain the ability to fly. It seems like he’s racing this fireball that’s headed towards Peach’s Castle, and as he gets closer to the ground, you can see a Banzai Bill in the distance chasing after him as well. The Fire Flower