Age Divisions
rules
Judging
Supreme Breakdown 1
Baby Miss 0-11 Months
Toddler Miss 12-23 Months
Tiny Miss 2-3 Years
Supreme Breakdown 2
Petite Miss 4-5 Years
Little Miss 6-7 Years
Young Miss 8-9 Years
Supreme Breakdown 3
Pre-Teen Miss 10-12 Years
Teen Miss 13-15 Years
Miss 16 + Years
Age is determined by age of contestant on first day of the month of the pageant, unless otherwise stated on registration paperwork. Age divisions are set, no exceptions will be made. Directors reserve the right to split age divisions.
Facial beauty is not judged. In this system, we believe that your inner beauty is more important than looks. Natural only. No high glitz, no flippers, no hair extensions, no heavy makeup (no makeup for supreme group 1), and no dark spray tans. Be aware that if a judge feels anything is not age appropriate then points may be deducted. The contestant's final score will be totaled from the main areas of competition stated in the paperwork.
Our pageants are purely for a good cause, and to help girls gain confidence in themselves and have fun while donating to something good. If your child does not win, please do not create a "mama-drama". If you are unhappy with the outcome, please do not punish your child, or complain to the directors. After pageant day is over, we would be happy to address any issues via e-mail, Facebook, or phone. Directors have no influence on the outcome of pageant winners, we hear the results at the same time you do!
Outfit of Choice (OOC)
Judging is based on 4 categories:
1. First Impression
2. Personality (having fun?)
3. Stage Presence (confident, using stage)
4. Outfit (fits well, age-appropriate)
Outfit of choice is just that - an outfit of your choice. It can be anything from a back-to-school outfit to a cocktail dress. This is a chance for the judges to see your personality show through your sense of style.
Blue Jean with White T-shirt
Judging is based on 4 categories:
1. First Impression
2. Personality (having fun?)
3. Stage Presence (confident, using stage)
4.Overall Appearance (are hair and makeup age-appropriate, did they follow rules?)
For this particular competition we really want to see your personality shine through. PLAIN blue jeans (no rips, holes, or decoration) and PLAIN white t-shirt. No exceptions. You may wear shoes and accessories of your choosing, however be mindful that if a judge feels the accessories overpower the beautiful girl wearing them, then points may be deducted.
Formal Wear
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First Impression
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Stage Presence (confident, poised, using stage)
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Dress Fit (too big or too small)
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Overall Appearance (hair, makeup, dress, are they appropriate for age).
Dresses may be Sunday best or a formal pageant gown. No glitz dresses. We recommend short dresses for supreme breakdown 1 (0-4) and long dresses for all other ages.
Judging is based on 4 categories:
Photogenic
Judging is based on 3 categories:
1. First Impression
2. Personality
3. Clarity of Photo
Must be labeled (on back) with name and age division.
Photogenic pictures do not have to be professional pictures. They can be color or black and white. Pictures must be a physical picture handed in at check-in the day of the pageant. (no digital/electronic photos will be accepted) No larger than an 8x10 and no smaller than 4x6 may be submitted. Photogenic has no bearing on the outcome of division or supreme winners.
Theme Wear
Judging is based on 4 categories:
1. First Impression
2. Personality (having fun?)
3. Stage Presence (confident, using stage)
4. Outfit (fits well, age-appropriate, fits theme)
Theme Wear is very similar to Outfit of Choice, the difference being that this outfit has a particular theme for the pageant. Examples would be animal print wear, western wear, runway wear, or an outfit of a certain color, like pink wear.