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Subject: Too old for pink?

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Bubblegum!

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Date Posted: 16:10:45 09/03/12 Mon

I want to buy a new gown for my next pageant.
I am 41-years-old, but I really feel my best color is bubble-gum pink. (I have brown hair, hazel eyes, and pale skin, even with a spray tan.)

Every photo I have of myself in this color looks better than any other color I wear. But I'm worried judges will see my age and score me down for being age inapropriate.

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[> Subject: I say go for what looks good on you, and what you feel comfortable in, I am a very dark skinned African American woman, and pinks looks good on me as well, and i'm 44,

Author:
Go for it! Good Luck
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Date Posted: 07:16:31 09/04/12 Tue

>I want to buy a new gown for my next pageant.
>I am 41-years-old, but I really feel my best color is
>bubble-gum pink. (I have brown hair, hazel eyes, and
>pale skin, even with a spray tan.)
>
>Every photo I have of myself in this color looks
>better than any other color I wear. But I'm worried
>judges will see my age and score me down for being age
>inapropriate.

[> Subject: every time I read this I think, "you should wear whatever you feel great in", but then I think, bubble gum pink is usually associated with very young girls. The stigma alone may get your scores down and it won't be fair to you. but it happens

Author:
think hard
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Date Posted: 07:56:35 09/11/12 Tue

[> [> Subject: Pink is my all-time favorite color and I've avoided it for all those reasons. I found a gown that I absolutely loved the stye, it fit like a glove and it was bubble-gum pink. I took a chance and won my first ever over-all supreme over girls much younger than me, I'm 45. : ) On my score sheet for gown the comment read "you looked so beautiful, graceful and confident, the style was perfect and the color was spot-on".! If you love it & feel great it will show!!

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Just make sure the style is age-appropriate.
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Date Posted: 05:37:59 09/12/12 Wed

[> [> [> Subject: great story, but I am concerned that in a big 3 or major pageant, where you aren't compared to little girls, it just won't fly. However, I always agree with the old adage that if you feel great in it, you'll probably do great on stage.
Author: let us all know, will you? [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 02:06:13 09/13/12 Thu

[> [> [> [> Subject: I didn't say little girls, I said girls younger than me, 20+...stay clear of empire waists and those weird mermaid gowns... .the color rocked, but it was the styling that made the gown. Very very age-appropriate..
Author: Go for elegance the color will work. [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 07:00:58 09/13/12 Thu