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Date Posted: 06:48:40 04/25/02 Thu
Author: At Queens last weekend a sunday dress beat a beautiful pageant dress.
Subject: There are going to be glitzy kids at the expo with this dress I would only do All American family and Queens of the USA.
In reply to: Give me the honest truth - should we wait until she has a real gown? 's message, "Need to know the honest truth:" on 06:13:58 04/25/02 Thu


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[> [> Re: There are going to be glitzy kids at the expo with this dress I would only do All American family and Queens of the USA. -- No name, 08:49:13 04/25/02 Thu

howd that happen


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[> [> [> Queens and AAF don't judge the garment. They judge on fit and age appropiate. My daughter beat a gorgous pageant dress at AAF nationals because she was having fun and was confident in what she was wearing. The same goes for Queens, they want to see a child having fun. There have been several times in many different systems that kids in Sunday best have beaten kids in pageant dresses because of personality and other things. -- Stephanie Jackson, 10:37:20 04/25/02 Thu


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[> [> [> [> Re: Queens and AAF don't judge the garment. They judge on fit and age appropiate. My daughter beat a gorgous pageant dress at AAF nationals because she was having fun and was confident in what she was wearing. The same goes for Queens, they want to see a child having fun. There have been several times in many different systems that kids in Sunday best have beaten kids in pageant dresses because of personality and other things. -- That is great! All pageant should be about the kid not the dress and how much $$ you have!!, 13:17:31 04/25/02 Thu


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