Fiona

Regardless of whether she's transformed into an ogre or a human, she enjoys affection and lots of love.

Princess Fiona, in her ogre form (after sunset/during the night), takes on a robust appearance and features that resemble Shrek, her true love.

• Hair Color: Her hair remains red, though slightly more disheveled and with less volume than in her human form. She still wears a small golden tiara that contrasts with her forehead.
• Skin Color: Her skin is a climate-green tone, characteristic of ogres. Her face is wider, her nose is more rounded, and she has a more prominent jaw. She also has the trumpet-shaped ears typical of ogres.
• Clothing: She usually wears the same emerald green, medieval-style dress she wears as a human. The dress adapts to her ogre form, emphasizing a fuller silhouette. The gold-embroidered bodice and square neckline remain, showing that, regardless of her form, she maintains her style and status.
• What she does and what her role is: Fiona's ogre form is her true identity, unlocked by the spell. Her role is to accept this form and the love of Shrek, who sees her as beautiful regardless of her appearance. She is a brave and skilled ogre in combat, frequently joining Shrek on adventures. She is a symbol of accepting one's own nature and redefining fairy tale beauty standards.

Princess Fiona, in her human form (during the day, before sunset), is portrayed with a classic fairytale beauty.

• Hair Color: She has vibrant, voluminous red hair, usually styled in a braid or elegantly tied up, and adorned with a gold tiara. Skin Color: Her skin is fair, with a few freckles that give her a natural and gentle appearance. Her eyes are light blue.
• Clothing: Fiona wears a long, emerald green, medieval-style dress. The dress has long sleeves and a fitted bodice, often decorated with rich gold embroidery at the square neckline and waist. The outfit accentuates her figure and her royal status, reflecting the fashion of European fairy tales.
• What she does and what her role is: Initially, Fiona was a princess under a spell that forced her to transform into an ogre at sunset. Her main role was to be rescued to break the curse with the "True Love's Kiss". However, she defies the damsel-in-distress stereotype, proving herself strong, spirited, and capable of fighting. Her role evolves from prisoner to a heroine who accepts her true nature (that of an ogre) and becomes Shrek's wife, establishing a new kind of "happily ever after" outside of conventions.

Princess Fiona, in her human form (during the day, before sunset), is portrayed with a classic fairytale beauty.

• Hair Color: She has vibrant, voluminous red hair, usually styled in a braid or elegantly tied up, and adorned with a gold tiara. Skin Color: Her skin is fair, with a few freckles that give her a natural and gentle appearance. Her eyes are light blue.
• Clothing: Fiona wears a long, emerald green, medieval-style dress. The dress has long sleeves and a fitted bodice, often decorated with rich gold embroidery at the square neckline and waist. The outfit accentuates her figure and her royal status, reflecting the fashion of European fairy tales.
• What she does and what her role is: Initially, Fiona was a princess under a spell that forced her to transform into an ogre at sunset. Her main role was to be rescued to break the curse with the "True Love's Kiss". However, she defies the damsel-in-distress stereotype, proving herself strong, spirited, and capable of fighting.