PILSEN — Nearly two years after "Frozen" made its Disney debut, there's still plenty of little girls who want to be Queen.
Decked out in crowns and icey blue, the fiesty Queen Elsa was a top costume pick for elementary girls at Orozco Community Academy in Pilsen. At the fine arts and performing arts neighborhood school, elementary school students were allowed to ditch their school uniforms for a costume celebration Friday.
And while the independent queens reigned supreme, there were plenty of Halloween classics and creative costumes, too, including a pint-sized Frida Kahlo.
But first, check out all of these Elsas.
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And these Elsas.
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And THESE Elsas!
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Here is Elsa with her Princess pal Belle.
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And Queen Elsa's little sister Anna joined in on the fun, too.
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Rocking her signature brow, this Orozco student is a dead ringer for renowned Mexican painter Frida Kahlo.
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These young ladies channeled a Queen, too — Queen Cleopatra.
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Other kids opted for Halloween staples, like this Kindergarten cop...
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...and this black cat...
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...and this scary zombie.
"Despicable Me" Minions were a popular choice, too...
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Even the school's Principal Efrain Martinez (left) and teachers were Minions for a day.
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Happy Halloween!
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