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Attire

Sportsmanship

Attire

13+ Years

Attire can have stones, sequins, etc.
Short or long gowns are permitted just make sure they can walk easily in a gown. Long dresses should barely graze the floor unless contestant is unable to walk in the dress safely, at which time the hem can be slightly raised.

Socks and shoes are personal preference but it is suggested to not wear black shoes for beauty.

Girls will be judged more on their poise and projection while modeling, taking their disability into consideration. Hands on hips is Allowed but should be at a minimum.

Enhancements

Light makeup may be worn. 
Light powder, lip gloss, clear or light mascara, light blush.
Fake hair pieces are strictly prohibited, this includes pony or hair clip in extensions.
Spray tans are strictly prohibited. However, and lotions, such as Jergens, is allowed.​
Fake nails or gel nails are not prohibited. Clear or light polish only.

Floor length gowns only. 13-16 year olds may not have a front hi-low gown and they are not suggested, however if the contestant can only be in a style that is open in the front, the "under dress" must be knee length and the gown should close when standing still. 17 and above can wear a gown of their choice. At no point should a contestant hold their dress up while on stage.

Shoes are personal preference but it is suggested to not wear black shoes for beauty.

Sportsmanship

All AmeriFest pageants are natural pageants. 

If there is poor sportsmanship by a parent, contestant, or family member, not only do you set a bad example, but the contestant could be relinquished of title and all prizes. This includes behavior in the dressing area, in the ballroom, back stage, inside or outside the facility.
All scoresheets and comments are emailed within 14 days of the pageant.

It is never suggested for contestants to do any type of "routine" modeling or other glitz moves. Waiving or blowing a kiss is fine.
Remember, they need to project their personality.
If a child is shy or needs physical help, one parent per contestant is permitted. See dress code above.

Stage Time

Stage Time

Enhancements

Full makeup is allowed but on younger teens the makeup must be age appropriate. Lashes are permitted.
Hair extensions are permitted.
Spray tans are permitted
Acrylic or gel nails are permitted.

4-12 Years

If there is poor sportsmanship by a parent, contestant, or family member, not only do you set a bad example, but the contestant could be relinquished of title and all prizes. This includes behavior in the dressing area, in the ballroom, back stage, inside or outside the facility.
All scoresheets and comments are emailed within 14 days of the pageant.