My professional life needs to get a little more jazzy and expressive. I want color, pizzazz, an ooomph! in my look to more authentically represent my ideals as a dancer, choreographer, studio owner, and artistic director.
My hair is dark chestnut brown and is now past my shoulders again. I would prefer not to cut it short, either. My choice of clothing I like is a self-described "Rocker Bohemian Chic." And I adore cute shoes that draw attention to my lower legs that are ridiculously defined and my teeny tiny ankles.
I have the kind of figure that I know is really adored in this culture: balanced hourglass, but the rub is that it is often looked at as a more "NFL Sideline Cheerleader" body type and not a typical professional dancer type. My reason for bringing this up is because I like my style of dress to show my edge and to convey that my ideals in showbiz aren't all that commercial but with cultural relevence and substance. I've sold out to make a buck, and it isn't beneath me to do it again in the future, but overall I prefer not to and still make a good living. Dream on, Heather? Well, it's what I want to do. The community needs to take it or leave it.
Feel free to look through my pics here to get any ideas. I want to show my dynamism and slight edge but also that there is a strong correlation between my professional ideals and my image. Any takers?
My hair is dark chestnut brown and is now past my shoulders again. I would prefer not to cut it short, either. My choice of clothing I like is a self-described "Rocker Bohemian Chic." And I adore cute shoes that draw attention to my lower legs that are ridiculously defined and my teeny tiny ankles.
I have the kind of figure that I know is really adored in this culture: balanced hourglass, but the rub is that it is often looked at as a more "NFL Sideline Cheerleader" body type and not a typical professional dancer type. My reason for bringing this up is because I like my style of dress to show my edge and to convey that my ideals in showbiz aren't all that commercial but with cultural relevence and substance. I've sold out to make a buck, and it isn't beneath me to do it again in the future, but overall I prefer not to and still make a good living. Dream on, Heather? Well, it's what I want to do. The community needs to take it or leave it.
Feel free to look through my pics here to get any ideas. I want to show my dynamism and slight edge but also that there is a strong correlation between my professional ideals and my image. Any takers?
