Bard the Bowman himself, Luke Evans (left), is in talks to play Gaston alongside Emma Watson as Belle and Downton Abbey's Dan Stevens (right) as the Beast in Disney's upcoming live-action Beauty and the Beast.

No complaints here.

Cinderella herself, actress Lily James, has spoken out in defense of her tiny waist.  

I naturally have a really small waist.  The skirt’s big and the corset pulls me in, and that’s the point. That’s the shape [costume designer] Sandy Powell created.  

I think it’s all very hypocritical, and they contradict themselves, and they’re drawing more attention to it. I think all that stuff’s so negative, and you’ve got to let it wash over your head.  I’m so healthy. I’ve got hips and boobs and a bum and a small waist.

Sure, it's a classic princess shape and she certainly does look the part, but James' body type is not one that many people possess.  Critics of the look stress that idealizing a body shape like Cinderella's can be damaging, especially to the young girls these fairy tales are aimed at.  Ultimately, we certainly shouldn't be shaming Lily James' body, but that doesn't mean the topic of body image isn't worth talking about.