Now, her wings restored, Maleficent is back and facing new problems with the human kingdom. She may have to go to battle again, but rest assured she will look amazing while doing it. The ...

The clip consists mainly of a flashback of Maleficent, waxing nostalgic about her wings while soaring music plays. “I had wings once. They were stolen from me,” she says. I bet this will be ...

Manuel Albarran, who designed Maleficent’s bracelets, brooches, rings, collars and shoulder and spine pieces for the film, used gold, brass, copper, various leathers, feathers, precious stones ...

As a peasant boy, he had befriended Maleficent, and the pair fell in love. But then, out of a lust for power, he tricked her. As she slept, Stefan cut off the wings that enabled her to swoop about ...

But early concept designs show a little girl Maleficent who was a bit more otherworldly—and covered in feathers. Concept artist Luca Nemolato showed his take on the young fairy from early in the ...

She's one of the most stylish Disney villainesses of all time. With ruby lips, eyes perfectly rimmed in black, sharp, high cheekbones and a show-stopping black dress, cape and horns, Maleficent's ...

Crow’s Nest for “Maleficent” Daniel Belevitch, creative director of U.K.-based Crow’s Nest, mined the movie’s dark motifs — think feathers, fire, thorns, horns and dragons — to ...

but in EW’s recent Q&A with the actress she hinted at a crushing betrayal that leads Maleficent toward a vengeful path. It’s pretty clear that the loss of those wings is going to be a big part ...

True, the first "Maleficent" had its lead character's wings horrifyingly ripped off, but “Mistress of Evil” hinges on a genocidal plot to murder any and all fairy creatures, which might not ...

What do we really know about Maleficent? We know that she really loves the moors (the name of her fairyland) and her wings. We also know that she meets a young human boy, befriends him ...