<p>sooziet- Me and my D are from the school of thought - “be your own person”.<br>
and when I said “all the girls” I should have said the majority.
Long hair, clipped away from the face, nude character shoes, a-line solid color, “darkish” knit dress.
My daughter was not in the majority, she wore combat boots and a dress that was not in that category. There were a few other girls that looked individual too. a few pants.</p>
<p>I think the MOST IMPORTANT thing is for the student to be comfortable and be themselves.</p>
<p>There were a few girls in 5 inch stilettos, if that is their comfort level. More power to them. And a few girls in bejeweled dresses, more appropriate for evening. </p>
<p>In the end- it will be about the talent. </p>
<p>Where did your daughter land- how is she now?</p>