Subject: Battle Back Bulge - Doc Oz

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Date: Fri, 03 Oct 2014 13:18:14 -0700

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Aside from hair color I'd also say that skin tone would have to play a major factor in any such determination. Beyond such predefined variables, however, are the external, venue related factors. Bright or dark ballroom? White lights or colored lights as well? If so what do blues and reds (lighting wise4) do to the color of the gown? What color is the floor? Light or dark provides for different contrasts as well as different amounts of reflection from the ambient light sources. Of course some of these variables tend to stay constant at any given venue so, for instance, I know several people who plan the shade of their costuming based on floor conditions...i.e. have multiple dresses but know that one of them is just too dark for "x" event, etc. Then, of course, there's also the question of what other competitors have on as well. You might have on a fantastic dress but, if 4 other women in your heat have the same color on, you might be better s
erved in a less "ideal" (for you) color, but that will set you apart from theI've been going to competitions for about 10 years now, and as an artist, this is one thing that has caught my attention.nd no, it's not just the woman in the dress that caught my attention That's another topic?
I think that you hit it right on the with your colors I think that any woman could use this a guide, and go up and down the hue scale according to the intensity of their particular hair color and shade of skin.
Black or white always look great, but I believe that "colors," and vivid ones at that, will catch a judge's eyes quicker and make him look longer.
This is good . . . and this could be bad
Vivid red and cobalt blues are some winners. Plus some gowns/costumes mix contrasting colors for effect: The Pro that I dance with has a very striking cobalt blue costume lined with lime green . . . think of this in a Waltz skirt??? It really catches the eyes and keeps them there It's beautiful rest