A $599.95 Cinderella-collection crystal necklace on the home-shopping network HSN; a $75 pair of “Cinderella and Prince Charming” champagne flutes; and the kicker: a $4,595
pair of “glass slippers,” designed by Jimmy Choo for boutiques in New York, Paris and Milan. Doesn't sound like kid stuff. But licensees of Disney’s “Cinderella” movie
are hoping women have a taste for the whimsical. It must be working. A Cinderella-themed makeup line by Estee Lauder’s M.A.C. Cosmetics, promoted on a Disney fashion blog, sold out within
hours.
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