“SOUTH AFRICA – Pretoria”
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  “Visitors: 2009/07/01 – 60747”

   Although we have a lot of contact with modeling schools and models – we don’t have our own modeling school.

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MESSAGE FROM THE PROUD JUDGE FOR MODEL CUP REGIONALS

First of all I think that our South African youth have wonderful talent.
We have beautiful girls and very supportive parents.
Positive points:
Competition is very good for the little girls as it teaches them to be more ladylike and make friends.
I want to point out that there is definitely advantages of judging where there is Paris walks…. I can see the winners just by having a glimpse, but then I give them all a fair chance to confirm my first impression with what they have to show me.
"Looking neat and tidy is something parents should instill in their kids all the time. Some of the girls are more aware but, if they're going to be a role model, I think it’s important that they look after themselves."
Look as per examples how beautifully dressed the Miss Nutriday girls was – note that this was Smart Casual which obviously allows you to do a bit more and not necessarily forces you to look like the 3-5 year old girl in a tu-tu.

Negativity:
In any competitive environment people get nasty as part of human nature. Just strange that the spite and tension is sometimes more between the mothers. Luckily, little girls are unaware of this aspect of beauty pageants. The bad part is when parents pay a huge amount like in the case of a National or Regional finals and you get the stubborn little boys that do not want to do what their mothers are trying to teach them. Should the mother laugh because the boy is actually cute, that is just the one thing that the boy does not want to see. Moms need to relax and let the boy go with the flow… he will eventually see what to do from watching the big boys.
Unfortunately money plays a huge role but I have judged various pageants and modeling events. Believe me – I look a bit past the 2 much! I look for confidence, confidence, confidence…. And then obviously I look for combinations:

• Sporty wear – originality with ponies…. Please don’t have curls….. (by the way, I really hate judging swim wear… ha-ha)
• Evening wear – little girls – curls, curls, curls a must. It is so important to have glossy, good looked after, healthy hair with evening wear. You can wear the most expensive dress and not have the overall look.
• Hands and feet, to see how well they are groomed – I must admit I don’t specifically look for that but it will have an effect on the overall look at the end.

Unfortunately, like in anything, there are parents who push their kids too hard, but the majority of kids do it because they enjoy it. It should be fun and memorable. Parents should realize that each competition is like paying money towards the next step. Each competition takes them one step ahead because you have paid school money for more confidence and experience.
One thing that I will subtract points for is wearing belly rings at a too young age. Sorry, but to me a mother who allows that before the age of 16 should reconsider. That and a tattoo is out for me before 16. I am one of the more conservative type of judges.
3-5 years – to me this little girls should all just wear tutu’s (not sure about the spelling) during the round of evening wear. No tummies showing, no mini’s…. just my opinion but well worth considering I should think.
I must just mention that I don’t appreciate the girls that smile the same way the moment they got on the stage and when they step off the mouth was still in the exact, same plastic position. Girls, try and be natural… you have your unique smile… you are more than welcome to do the flicking of the eyes and for that one moment put up the perfect plastic smile to suite the moment but PLEASE play around with your facial expressions, obviously suiting the moment or the theme.
Interaction with other contestants can unfortunately only be judged when competitions have interviews and there will be a period of a 3-5 day being in each other’s presence.
This article of mine was not edited as a whole… I wrote down exactly how I felt and what came up first in my mind.
FINAL MESSAGE – live your dreams…. Enjoy every moment on stage! Hope to see you at the next pageant!
Isabel

I have arranged various competitions: 2001 TO 2010 PART TIME OWNER OF WWW.TINYQUEENS.CO.ZA MODELING AND PAGEANTRY WEBSITE ARRANGED MR & MISS REACH FOR A DREAM FOR 2 CONSECUTIVE YEARS AND RAISED R17 000 & R41 000 RESPECTIVELY

Faerie Tale dress to the right made with organza.

Accessories is also made of organza in the form of roses on the arms and around the neck.

Age category – 5-9 years

For sale:  R625.00

To rent:  R275.00 (deposit payable back by return:  R275.00)

Denim suites, denim shirts, shorts – R400 for the total bunch

Evening wear to rent for R250-00

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Model Cup judging

(Prinshof Guest House in Montana: Jeunesse De Mari & Ocean Basket Centurion)

Right:  Jeunesse De Mari, Melissal Strydom, Isabel Jacobsz
 

FOR SALE

Blue outfit with feathers and diamonds:  Girls 9-13 years (9 largely built, 12 small built)

Only: R975-00

Slick Skirt matching the bodice (feathers on the ends)

Contact Isabel at 0829032668 if interested.

Also other smart casual outfits for ages 6-10 years.

Liewe Heksie is coming to Emperors Palace [ 23 Sept. to 3 Oct. 2010 ]

http://www.emperorspalace.co.za/peermont/content/en/emperors/emperors-news?oid=32166&sn=Detail+Resort&pid=15572

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Dear Modelling friends,

The year started off with a bang. I miss attending all the modelling competitions but need to concentrate on my career now.

My daughter wants to start competing again this year so I might see you from time to time at the events.

Good luck for 2009!!!

Isabel
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A big congratulations to Nicole Flint, Miss South Africa 2009

Click here to view portfolio of Jeunesse Jacobsz

Miss Peeps Judges and winners – 1 August 2009

“If you would be interested in offering the top winners of your pageant the opportunity to automatically qualify through to Miss SA Regional Interviews, please email the date and name of the pageant to Lornapo [AT] netactive.co.za to discuss the possibility and huge opportunity”.
 

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