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There is a magical moment backstage at every pageant. It’s not the crowning moment, nor the wave to the crowd. It’s the quiet rustle of chiffon, the sparkle of a sash, and the last-minute spritz of setting spray. At the , that magic isn't just backstage—it’s on full display.

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Proponents of the pageant argue that it provides a platform for young women to build their confidence, self-esteem, and stage presence. They claim that the competition allows participants to showcase their physical beauty and talent, and that it promotes body positivity and self-acceptance. Some also argue that the pageant provides a safe and controlled environment for young women to explore their sexuality and express themselves. -Miss Nude Jr. Teen Beauty Pageant Competition-

While the gallery was stunning, there are a few notes we took for next year:

Fashion in a gallery looks different than in real life. Notice how the photographer captures movement. If a dress looks heavy in person but floats in the photo, it is the fabric. Focus on fabrics that "catch air"—chiffon, organza, and charmeuse. There is a magical moment backstage at every pageant

The concept of pageants involving minors in states of undress has been met with significant international opposition:

Research has shown that participating in beauty pageants can have a significant psychological impact on young women. A study published in the Journal of Youth and Adolescence found that participants in beauty pageants reported higher levels of body dissatisfaction and lower levels of self-esteem compared to non-participants. Another study published in the Journal of Adolescent Psychology found that participants in beauty pageants were more likely to experience anxiety and depression. At the , that magic isn't just backstage—it’s

The best looks in the gallery told a story. If you wear a tennis outfit, carry a racket. If you wear an artist’s smock, carry a paintbrush. Accessorize the narrative.