The change was met with a very cold shoulder from fans, with many people accusing the company of trying to be 'woke,' and calling her old outfit 'timeless'.She has almost always worn a skirt or dress - and has only rocked pants once before this, making her new outfit one that will go down in history.Despite having a few different outfits over her years as a cartoon, Minnie's signature red dress has become a staple for the character's look in the parks.She opted for a blue polka-dot blazer with matching pants - in an attempt to make her a 'symbol of progress for a new generation'.Stella created the new costume for her - in honor of Women’s History Month, which takes place in March, and in celebration of the park's 30th anniversary.Minnie - who was created in 1928 - has famously worn a red and white polka-dot dress for years, but now, Disney thought it was time for a change.Disneyland Paris unveiled the famous character's brand new outfit on Tuesday via Twitter - but many people quickly put the company on blast for the change.Outrage as Disney debuts woke new look for Minnie Mouse, ditching iconic red dress in favor of a 'progressive' blue, sustainable pantsuit designed by Stella McCartney - after vowing to take 'new approach' to Snow White remake

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