Le Space Princess Redesign Trend
Speedpaint shade, Saira glow-ups, Willow goth fixes, CapCut before-and-afters.
“Le Space Princess redesign” is fan shorthand for redrawing Lesbian Space Princess characters after the 2025 Aussie animated comedy hit streaming.
By RTTA TeamLast updated 2026-09-17
What it is
The Le Space Princess redesign trend is a fan-art wave around Lesbian Space Princess, the 2025 Australian adult animated sci-fi comedy from Emma Hough Hobbs and Leela Varghese. Searchers type the shortened CSI phrase “Le Space Princess,” but the clips are about redesigning the film’s cast, especially Princess Saira (Shabana Azeez) and Willow (Gemma Chua-Tran). Creators open on a still of the official look, say the designs feel plain or unfinished, then flip to their own line art, color passes, and outfit swaps in a 15–60 second speedpaint or slideshow.
The movie follows introverted Clitopolis princess Saira on a galactic rescue of her ex Kiki from the Straight White Maliens, with Willow entering as a goth singer-songwriter love interest along the way. Theatrical release hit Australia on September 11, 2025, the US on October 31, 2025, and major VOD platforms on November 18, 2025, with a UK theatrical window in mid-2026. Redesign Shorts and TikToks kept stacking after those windows, so peak freshness sits on post-stream discourse rather than opening weekend alone.
Format cue is visual, not one audio. Most posts chase on-screen text: “redesigning Lesbian Space Princess,” “Saira redesign,” “Willow redesign,” “designs are plain af.” Some creators talk over the draw; others mute the film score and use a soft beat under the brush strokes. Angles that keep showing up: Saira glow-up only, Willow-focused fix, full cast redesign pack, and hot-take redesigns that roast the movie while still posting the art. Official trailer stills are the usual before frames.
This is not cosplay, not a dance challenge, and not a general “space princess” aesthetic moodboard. If the caption never names Lesbian Space Princess / LSP / Saira / Willow, it is a different search. Useful moves are a clean before-and-after of one character, a three-character grid, or a stitch answering someone else’s redesign with your own pass.
How to try it
Format recipe: screenshot an official Saira or Willow still, label “official,” then hard-cut or wipe to your redesign. Keep faces readable. 20–45 seconds of process or a three-frame slideshow works.
Angles that match: Saira-only glow-up, Willow redesign, full-cast pack, or a voiceover review while you draw. Name Lesbian Space Princess in the first line so searchers land correctly.
Search pack: Le Space Princess redesign, #LesbianSpacePrincess #LSP #Saira #Willow #characterdesign #redesign. Critique the designs if you want, but skip harassment of the cast or crew.
Le Space Princess Redesign Trend — YouTube clip
Short captioned “Redesigning Lesbian Space Princess bc the designs are plain af,” matching the CSI mechanic.
Le Space Princess Redesign Trend — YouTube clip
Saira-focused redesign Short from the same wave.
Le Space Princess Redesign Trend — YouTube clip
Longer “I redesigned Lesbian Space Princess Characters” upload.
Le Space Princess Redesign Trend — YouTube clip
Willow redesign Short circulating under the same LSP tags.
Common questions
- What is the Le Space Princess redesign trend?
- Fan redraws of characters from the 2025 animated film Lesbian Space Princess, usually framed as fixing or upgrading the official designs of Saira, Willow, and friends.
- What does “Le Space Princess” mean?
- It is searcher shorthand for Lesbian Space Princess. The redesign clips still name the full title, LSP, or the character names in captions.
- When did it spike?
- After the film’s late-2025 theatrical and streaming rollout (AU September, US October 31, VOD November 18), with redesign Shorts still posting into 2026.
- Which characters get redesigned most?
- Princess Saira and Willow show up the most, with occasional full-cast packs that also hit Kiki and side characters.
- What should I avoid?
- Do not pass off unrelated “space princess” OC art as this trend, and keep criticism on the designs rather than attacking the voice cast or directors.