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Subject: What is everyone doing for skirt angles these days? I've had a client who hated her 45 degree angle skirt and brought it to me to shrink it down. Another client distressed that her skirt wasn't sticking out enough at the sides. Have skirt angles changed? What do you do? Author: ? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: Sunday, January 29, 11:09:20pm [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Proportions keep changing. As bodice to skirt proportions change, so the skirt angle also needs to change to keep the balance looking right (NT) . Sunday, January 29, 11:43:26pm Then in that case, maybe with a longer bodice the skirt would be wider but with a shorter bodice it could be narrower. (NT) maybe Monday, January 30, 10:03:51am My daughter, who is taller likes less of a flair. Her shorter friend likes more flair. (NT) It's really personal preference. Monday, January 30, 12:26:02pm Interesting. A skirt with more flair would break up the height of a tall dancer, while a narrower skirt would give the illusion of height for a shorter girl. (NT) -- At least that's what I have found, Tuesday, January 31, 08:19:40am I guess she doesn't want to look like a tall Christmas Tree! (NT) -- lol!, Tuesday, January 31, 01:17:24pm It depends on the shape of the dancer. A very slim dancer can look overwhelmed by a wide skirt whereas a fuller figured dancer can carry it off. (NT) R Friday, February 03, 03:58:39am