On Friday, November 4, 2022, popular costume designer Alice Davis passed away at the age of 93. She gained recognition for her work with Walt Disney and created costumes for their films, television, and theme parks.The Walt Disney Family Museum paid tribute to her on Twitter and wrote:“It is with great sadness to hear of the passing of Disney Legend Alice Davis. To the world, Alice Estes Davis was best known for her work as a costume designer. To us, Alice was an inspiring collaborator, kind-hearted benefactor, and cherished friend.”The Walt Disney Family Museum@WDFMuseumIt is with great sadness to hear of the passing of Disney Legend Alice Davis. To the world, Alice Estes Davis was best known for her work as a costume designer. To us, Alice was an inspiring collaborator, kind-hearted benefactor, and cherished friend. bit.ly/3WqUY13433128It is with great sadness to hear of the passing of Disney Legend Alice Davis. To the world, Alice Estes Davis was best known for her work as a costume designer. To us, Alice was an inspiring collaborator, kind-hearted benefactor, and cherished friend. bit.ly/3WqUY13 https://t.co/pbgPxFAFy3Alice’s cause of death has not yet been revealed by her family members.Alice Davis gained recognition for her work with DisneyBorn on March 26, 1929, Alice Estes Davis received a scholarship from the Long Beach Art Association to enroll at the Chouinard Art Institute. Although she wanted to study animation at the institute, there was a two-year waiting list, and Chouinard helped her get into the only opening they had for the next semester, which was costume design.She graduated and started her career by designing women’s lingerie for the Beverly Vogue & Lingerie House in Los Angeles. Alice was the designer of two lines of fashion lingerie. Moreover, being an expert in various exotic fabrics, she was known for her pattern-making skills.Alice Davis developed costumes for the projects of Disney (Image via PTFilm/Twitter)Alice met her future husband, Marc Davis, when he was a teacher in a night class in animation. Marc called her in the mid-1950s when he was searching for a costume for Helene Stanley for the latter’s live-action performance as Princess Aurora in Sleeping Beauty. While he and Alice collaborated on this project, they developed a close relationship and tied the knot in June 1956.Walt Disney spotted the pair at a restaurant in Los Angeles and loved Alice’s work. She was then hired as a costume designer for the 1960 drama film Toby Tyler. Walt Disney asked Alice to assist Mary Blair in designing costumes for the Audio-Animatronic children of Disney’s 1964/1965 New York World’s Fair attraction “it’s a small world”.While working on the “small world” project, Alice developed an AA figure costume manufacturing area, quality control system, and refurbishing techniques at WED Enterprises. Moreover, they continued to be used by the Imagineers and the maintenance staff of the Disney theme parks. She also created costumes for the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction and the revamped Flight to the Moon attraction.Alice Davis retired from WED in 1978 but continued to consult on other projects at The Walt Disney Company. She also appeared at Disney-related events and fan meet-and-greets. The costume designer was a recipient of the Disneyana Fan Club Disney Legend award in 1997 and was inducted as a legend at the Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California, in 2004.Alice was also honored with a window at Disneyland next to her husband’s window in May 2012. Moreover, she was a recipient of the June Forey Award in 2014.Netizens on Twitter pay tribute to the late costume designerAlice Davis became a popular name in the entertainment industry in recent years for her work with Disney. However, following her recent demise, Twitterattis took to the platform to pay tributes to her.TOCPE82 - Bryan@TOCPE82So sad to hear about Alice Davis passing.I got to meet her in 2007, and she was as witty and "tell it like it is" as I hoped she would be.RIP to one of the greats.181So sad to hear about Alice Davis passing.I got to meet her in 2007, and she was as witty and "tell it like it is" as I hoped she would be.RIP to one of the greats. https://t.co/XA9IGjr9giLil Pumpkin 🎃@imarebelpilotHad the absolute pleasure of meeting Alice Davis back in 2014. She was the sweetest and a wonderful storyteller. RIP to one of the best.2Had the absolute pleasure of meeting Alice Davis back in 2014. She was the sweetest and a wonderful storyteller. RIP to one of the best. https://t.co/Q234C7r2vzGeorge Falcione@DisneyGeorgeWe lost a true original to Walt’s legacy. Alice Davis had just as much impact as her husband did. Together they accomplished great things for the company that will be forever immortal. Meeting her on several occasions was one of many highlights of my Disney life. RIP Alice Davis.113We lost a true original to Walt’s legacy. Alice Davis had just as much impact as her husband did. Together they accomplished great things for the company that will be forever immortal. Meeting her on several occasions was one of many highlights of my Disney life. RIP Alice Davis.Jen Boo-jwa@luckyjen1128Not only was Alice Davis an amazingly talented woman, but a class act w/a true heart of gold & such a wonderful spirit. I was fortunate to share some time w/my bff chatting w/her one day & it was a memory I will always cherish! RIP sweet Alice & thanks for the memories! 🏼🕊261Not only was Alice Davis an amazingly talented woman, but a class act w/a true heart of gold & such a wonderful spirit. I was fortunate to share some time w/my bff chatting w/her one day & it was a memory I will always cherish! RIP sweet Alice & thanks for the memories! ❤️🙏🏼🕊 https://t.co/z48bczYPp3The Disney Project@DisneyProjectJust heard about Alice Davis passing. Only spoke to her a few times but each time she was so sweet and very funny! She told the best stories. RIP, Alice. Thanks for all of your amazing contributions over the years. 142Just heard about Alice Davis passing. Only spoke to her a few times but each time she was so sweet and very funny! She told the best stories. RIP, Alice. Thanks for all of your amazing contributions over the years. ♥️cruella joe@cruellasfurcoatAlice Davis, female Imagineering pioneer, costumier to pirates and citizens of a small world, Disney Legend. RIP queen.61Alice Davis, female Imagineering pioneer, costumier to pirates and citizens of a small world, Disney Legend. RIP queen. https://t.co/1onki6htSjDownTown ToonTown@DownTownToonPodRIP Alice Davis1RIP Alice Davis https://t.co/rLb8e6wVxAShawn@spfarrelltweetsRIP Disney Legend Alice Davis, a talented costumer for some of the most iconic attractions in the #DisneyParks, & widow of Imagineer & artist, the late Marc Davis.4RIP Disney Legend Alice Davis, a talented costumer for some of the most iconic attractions in the #DisneyParks, & widow of Imagineer & artist, the late Marc Davis. https://t.co/mrjkuLobMzErik Anderson@jethrodisney80RIP Alice Davis, she was extremely talented and such a wonderful lady. I was so glad I got to meet her and X Atencio before they both passed.2RIP Alice Davis, she was extremely talented and such a wonderful lady. I was so glad I got to meet her and X Atencio before they both passed. https://t.co/JJXbirKXEcKaren Fang@KfangKarenRIP #DisneyLegend Alice Davis, who created the costumes for #Disneyland’s beloved #SmallWorld ride. With husband MarcDavis, a #NineOldMen animator, the couple amassed one of the US’s important collections of South Pacific art.5RIP #DisneyLegend Alice Davis, who created the costumes for #Disneyland’s beloved #SmallWorld ride. With husband MarcDavis, a #NineOldMen animator, the couple amassed one of the US’s important collections of South Pacific art. https://t.co/NaRbDB0E7dAlice was married to Marc Davis, who passed away in 2000. She is survived by her family members.