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Date Posted: 16:41:02 02/24/07 Sat
Author: No name
Subject: I think it depends on the pageant and if the judges are told what type of dresses are acceptable. I have seen bigger names win lately in flower girl dresses against glitz dresses
In reply to: 's message, "Dresses" on 10:12:06 02/23/07 Fri

>Ok many of the pageants dd competes in says you can
>wear long or short dresses for dd age (she's 9) and
>clothing will not be judged. But DO they get judged
>with dress? If dd is the only one with long dress on
>does it count against her? Does clothing seriously
>get taken into account?? In a natural pageant is a
>girl in a glitz dress going to beat out a flower girl
>because of dress (if all other things..modelling,
>smile, etc, are the same)??

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[> Depends entirely on the system. If the judges in a natural pageant are instructed "no glitz", that's what will prevail...ask the director beforehand. Also, that age is the transition age...if your dd looks better in a longer dress(she is older looking), go longer. My dd is very tiny and looks much younger and at age 10 she still looks best in a shorter dress. -- No name, 09:00:55 02/28/07 Wed [1]

>Ok many of the pageants dd competes in says you can
>wear long or short dresses for dd age (she's 9) and
>clothing will not be judged. But DO they get judged
>with dress? If dd is the only one with long dress on
>does it count against her? Does clothing seriously
>get taken into account?? In a natural pageant is a
>girl in a glitz dress going to beat out a flower girl
>because of dress (if all other things..modelling,
>smile, etc, are the same)??


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