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Here's a smart approach to building a competition wardrobe: Year 1: The Essentials One versatile dress that works for your primary style (Rhythm OR Smooth) Quality dance shoes for that style Appropriate undergarments and accessories Year 2: Expanding Options Add a dress for your secondary style Begin building your shoe collection Invest in better accessories (jewelry, hair pieces) Year 3+: Personalization Custom or semi-custom pieces Multiple dresses per style Premium accessories Signature looks that become "yours" Final Thoughts: Confidence Is Your Best Accessory Here's the truth: judges notice your dancing first, your costume second
Stick to penny loafers if its a semi-formal or casual event
In this case, I opted for a long blazer, and I was also wearing a teddy coat, so that makes two more layers
Number 2 and Number 7 are actually the same piece and the only time in the entire post that I shared both color options but, I couldnt get past how beautiful and different they both are
What We Love About the Coquette Aesthetic And Coquette Core Fashion (And Who This Style is Best For) As hopeless romantics, we love how the coquette aesthetic channels flirty and feminine fashion vibes, but with a modern twist
A couple of coats of varnish completed them
