Fans Share Amazing Costume Details From Disney's 'Encanto' That You Might Have Missed

Camilo's name is a pun on "chameleon," which is a reference to his shape-shifting powers. If you look closely at his ruana and shirt, they are decorated with a chameleon pattern. 

Pepa is covered in sun symbols on her earrings, dress, and headband. This not only reflects her gift, but the color yellow she and her family wears is probably meant to keep her in a sunny disposition.

Mirabel's skirt is covered in symbols to represent her family...and herself. Among the many flowers (Isabela), animals (Antonio), barbells (Louisa), and clouds, rainbows, and suns (Pepa), there is also a self portrait and a candle among butterflies to represent the miracle of the Madrigal family.  

It should also be noted that every member of the family Madrigal with gifts have nods to their powers on their clothing, except for Mirabel since she doesn't have a gift. Instead, she creates her own embroidery that celebrates her family, which turns out to be her gift. 

Julieta's skirt shows off her gift, which is the ability to heal using the food she makes. The dress features a mortar and pestle, which she uses in cooking, as well as hands creating objects of love, which is exactly what she says she does: 

Mirabel: You just healed my hand with an arepa con queso.

Julieta: I healed your hand with my love for my daughter...