Christopher (Prince Charming)

Wear a dress jacket. It is a cream or light beige tunic with a high, officer-style collar. It features a concealed button placket and a tailored fit. Epaulettes: Large gold fringes that accentuate the shoulders. Aguillette: A decorative gold cord that crosses from the shoulder to the center of the chest. Belt: A thick gold belt that cinches the waist. Trousers: Vibrant red dress trousers with a thin gold side stripe. Impeccable white gloves. Formal, polished black shoes.

The day after the Grand Duke discovered Cinderella's identity, he brought her back to the castle to reintroduce her to the Prince. The Prince was shocked to learn that the woman he had fallen in love with was a boy, and a humble servant at that, instead of a princess. But the Prince's feelings for Cinderella were too strong to be bothered by this, and he embraced her. He also sang a song called "The Face I See in the Night," in which he sang about how he couldn't stop dreaming of the mysterious girl who had stolen his heart at the ball.

As his name suggests, he is the prince of a faraway kingdom, known for his elegant and handsome demeanor. On the night of a royal ball, Charming falls in love with a mysterious maiden. Before he can learn her name, the maiden flees the castle, leaving behind only a glass slipper. Lovestruck, Charming vows to use the slipper to find and marry his true love, unaware that the mysterious "girl" is actually a boy.