I agree 100% with the above poster. At AAF a Sunday best can beat a pageant dress. Bridgette is proof of that. -- ORIGINAL PMS BOARD

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Date Posted: 22:19:14 08/05/02 Mon
Author: Stephanie Jackson
Subject: I agree 100% with the above poster. At AAF a Sunday best can beat a pageant dress. Bridgette is proof of that.
In reply to: a true mix of Sunday best and pageant clothing. It is about the true beauty of the child and what shines through. 's message, "AAF prides itself on being an honest & fair pageant. The cost of pictures/clothing/big names are not what is judged. Judges are of the upmost caliber and I am sure nationals will be just that if not exceed that. A good judge knows the difference between a child running wild on stage & a child w/ true shining personality. I think you will find that Nationals will be both fair & honest. Not only are kids not given extra points for having $$$ clothing/pics, they will not be counted against for the ability to have them either. If you take a look at 2001 national royalty, you can see that there is" on 21:08:04 08/05/02 Mon

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Re:I'm not against a pretty face in a sunday best winning. It is when judges score pro kids down on purpose that worries me. Thanks for all of the input! (NT) -- Happy, 01:04:41 08/06/02 Tue
- They don't score down for pageant wear!!! Bridgette was one of the only ones in a Sunday best, they judge on how it looks on the child and does the child like what she's wearing. Is she confident etc. Someone please correct me if I am wrong, but I beleive SC won OA attire with her peach Gosney dress. (NT) -- Stephanie Jackson, 15:30:44 08/06/02 Tue
- Here's a thought, why not just contact the directors and ask what they judge on? (NT) -- Go straight to the source, you'll probably get better info than on a board. :), 23:02:26 08/06/02 Tue
- In AAF you would never be scored down for being dressed well or for modeling well. The only time you might lose points is if you were too fake looking (outside the guidelines of the pageant system). AAF is not "anti" glitz in the way some of the natural pageants are. They don't dislike glitz girls & would not score a girl lower just because she had nicer clothes or modeled better. They would not give her more points for expensive clothes but neither would she lose any points for them. (NT) -- Hope that helps, 17:10:14 08/07/02 Wed

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