This work focuses on the analysis of the main character from the fantasy movie "Maleficent" and its sequel "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" (2019), starring Angelina Jolie and produced by Walt Disney. The entire film is conceived as a reinterpretation of the classic fairy tale about Sleeping Beauty, whom an evil witch cursed, and Disney portrayed it in their already classic way in 1959, with the classic struggle of good versus evil, seasoned with the story of true love between a prince and a princess. The film "Maleficent," written by Linda Woolverton, sheds a different light on the story of the unfortunate princess cursed by the witch, focusing on the life from the perspective of the main anti-heroine, Maleficent. It's a story of two divided worlds, the fairy world and the human world, filled with love, revenge, and emotion. In the original fairy tale, Maleficent is known as the worst villain and the embodiment of pure evil, while in Disney's reinterpretation she gains a new, somewhat unexpected dimension. Through the analysis of the film and its characters, the focus will be on the costume design of the main characters - Maleficent, Princess Aurora, and Queen Ingrith. These are three extremely important women who have made the most impact on the plot of both films with their impeccable costumes. The costume design was excellently done by Anna B. Sheppard in 2014 and by Ellen Mirojnick in 2019. I will also create a digital portfolio of works inspired by the costumes of the main female characters in the film. In addition to all of this, I will create works in the field of special effects makeup, where I will embody the main character in three variations that span throughout the mentioned film.