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OUTFITS
SCORING
Judging Formal Dress:. You will need one formal dress. Be sure your dress style is appropriate for your age division. We recommend that you do not wear trains, hats, gloves or hoop skirts. It is not necessary to buy expensive clothes for the pageant. Try to borrow or make use with what you have. Where can I get the formal dress? Most families look among four sources: If you are a teenager; then perhaps you have a prom dress in the closet already;.use it! Does my formal dress have to be expensive? Definitely not. What is important is that it meets the rules and is a dress that you enjoy. The formal wear scoring is based on your poise and presentation in the dress; not the dress itself. Does it have to be white? No. Choose a color that you feel good wearing. Solid colors work best. Girls have won in dark bold colors, like red or black, but you will generally find that for your appearance on stage that lighter, softer colors are preferable. White is a very popular color for dresses because it is easy to obtain and has a bright fresh appearance. Accordingly, many girls happen to have white dresses. This is not a scoring criteria in any way. Interview Outfit:. Girls in the Teen and Junior Teen Division should choose something suitable for a job interview. Girls in the Pre-Teen, Sweetheart, & Princess Divisions should choose something suitable for church. Be sure your shoes and accessories compliment your outfit. PLEASE, do not wear hats, gloves or carry a purse. This outfit will be for your interview and your poise and appearance judging on stage. Official Opening Number Outfit: This outfit will be worn during the opening number and for the optional speech contest. The selected outfit will be available at the pageant.
How We Select Our
Queens
Each of our distinguished panel of judges are given the SAME INFORMATION as you are given. They score based on the information in Newsletter #1, #2 and #3. After all three mandatory judges events our score adjudicator creates a TOP 15 list. Going into the FINAL PAGEANT the judges are given the names of these TOP 15, along with the remaining contestants scores. Each contestants is rescored based on her performance in the final presentation of Formal Wear during the Final Pageant. Those "rescored" performances are added to each contestants current score and we get an "Official TOP 10" (or how ever many we are pulling in each age division ~ it is not uncommon to pull 15 Semi Finalists in one age division but only 10 in another age division). Based on these TOP 15 names that are announced, all other contestants are excused from the stage, and our TOP 15 will re-perform their personal introductions. This is the time to really shine and let your personality show! Our judges are given the opportunity to list their preferred Royal Court. Being their selected QUEEN, 1st runner up, 2nd runner up and so on. Then our judge adjudicator applies points for every position each of the TOP 10 receives, if you are to acquire a Queens Position from a Judge then you receive 50 points, 1st runner up position receives 20 points, 2nd runner up position receives 10 points 3rd runner up position receives 5 points and a 4th runner up receives zero points. Our judge adjudicator once again tallies the scores and we have our Royal Court, so as you can see there is always room for ANYONE to be crowned. Our judges are given strict instructions NOT to converse with each other, their placement of court is based on their own perception of the contestants performance.
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