Mar 11
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Kids Dance Wear — Booty Shorts
There are some fantastic looking kids dance wear available this spring!
Spandex booty shorts are a must have for any serious dancer today. Booty shorts allow maximum movement without restriction or discomfort.
There are some really hip and funky designs available to compliment all personal preferences and at a decent price when shopping online.
These shorts are fun, playful and comfortable. Express yourself in what you wear to dance.
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Mar 11
15
Hip Hop Dance Sneakers
Have you checked out Love Pastry’s hip hop dance sneakers yet? They have an amazing collection of Hip Hop Sneakers called Box of Chocolates which is an ideal addition to your childrens dancewear.
They have fun fresh products designed for junior girls who want to express themselves with unique looks. Their products range from athletic, dress, and children’s footwear to apparel and accessories. Pastry embodies an eclectic lifestyle for junior girls.
It’s about self expression and having a sweet time. Act now and you can save
$10 off orders of $75 on Kids Items Love Pastry With Code: pjamkids10
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Mar 11
9
Dance Competition Costume
As spring arrives so does the countdown to festival and dance competitions. If you are performing a solo or duet this year you will have to start planning your dance competition costume.
It’s important that your dance competition costume represents you, the song your dancing to and the impression your trying to give. Your not going to want to throw on sweat pants and a t-shirt when dancing to Swan Lake or a body suit and glittery tutu if the song is Tic Toc by Ke$ha. Think about the theme your portraying when you dance. Is it soft and feminine or a tough break dance solo?
Many kids today are in several dances and supplying your own costume can be very expensive so it is important to shop early and get the best prices. Shopping online can really help when it comes to selection and price.
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Mar 11
7
Hip Hop Children’s Dance Wear
If you are looking for some of the coolest Hip Hop shoes and boots it’s time to check out Pastry. They have some of the latest and hottest fashions in hip hop dance wear today. Now I wouldn’t recommend wearing these boots in any competitions or dance practices but just think how cool you will look showing up for rehearsal in these Cooky Boots!!
Not familiar with Pastry?… Pastry is a unique ultra fashionable brand of footwear and apparel that is all about fun fresh products for junior girls that allow them to express themselves through unique looks.
Their dance wear apparel is fun and feminine. You will look hot and ultra cool at the same time!
It’s about self expression and having a sweet time.
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I’ve been watching some Youtube videos lately and one that has come across to me is this one where a family of three dance to Apaci Danci. It’s great because dance brings a family together. Dance is a bond that all people share and regardless of age or interests or culture everyone can start to feel the infectuous rythm and beat and put everything aside just to dance.
I love it!! Dance is everything!!
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Jan 11
16
Footundeez by Capezio
Looking to add some charm and grace to your dance steps then consider footundeez by capezio. These wonderful little foot pads will protect your feet from the harshness of dancing barefoot. Every dancer should have a pair of these.
Capezio takes it one step further… not only do they protect your feet from blisters and sores but they are attractive and fun.
These fun tutu design footundeez have a 100% polyester stiff tulle with silver star holographic glitter. Upper constructed of a four-way stretch, non-abrasive, breathable Nylon Lycra Spandex. ExoArmor duet suede sole patches enhance articulation and provide just the right amount of traction.
Get these and other design now!!!
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