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M S . S A R A H ' S T U E S D A Y T O T R O C K C O S T U M E C H E C K L I S T BALLET PINK TUTU DRESS PINK TIGHTS PINK BALLET SHOES HAIR HALF UP HALF DOWN HAIR BOW WHERE HAIR IS PULLED BACK MAKEUP FOUNDATION/POWDER BLUSH MASCARA BROWN OR CHAMPAGNE EYESHADOW MAYBELLINE RED PIONEER #20 SUPERSTAY MATTE INK LIPSTICK M S . S A R A H ' S M O N D A Y & T U E S D A Y P S 1 C O S T U M E C H E C K L I S T BALLET YELLOW & BLACK TUTU DRESS PINK TIGHTS PINK BALLET SHOES HAIR HALF UP HALF DOWN ANTENNA HEADBAND BLACK WINGS BLACK GLOVES MAKEUP FOUNDATION/POWDER BLUSH MASCARA BROWN OR CHAMPAGNE EYESHADOW MAYBELLINE RED PIONEER #20 SUPERSTAY MATTE INK LIPSTICK M S . S A R A H ' S M O N D A Y M I N I B A L L E T / T A P C O S T U M E C H E C K L I S T BALLET PERIWINKLE SEQUIN LEOTARD BLUE TUTU PINK TIGHTS PINK BALLET SHOES HAIR IN HIGH BUN JUST LIKE PICTURE HAIR BOW JUST LIKE PICTURE TAP PERIWINKLE SEQUIN LEOTARD BLUE FRINGE SKIRT NUDE TIGHTS BLACK TAP SHOES PERIWINKLE TAP SHOE BOWS HAIR IN HIGH BUN JUST LIKE PICTURE FEATHER HAIR PIECE ON RIGHT SIDE OF BUN MAKEUP FOUNDATION/POWDER BLUSH MASCARA BROWN OR CHAMPAGNE EYESHADOW MAYBELLINE RED PIONEER #20 SUPERSTAY MATTE INK LIPSTICK M S . S A R A H ' S M O N D A Y M I N I J A Z Z / H I P H O P C O S T U M E C H E C K L I S T JAZZ HOT PINK TUTU DRESS NUDE TIGHTS TAN JAZZ SHOES HAIR IN HIGH PONYTAIL JUST LIKE PICTURE PINK SCRUNCHIE AROUND PONYTAIL HIP HOP HOT PINK TUTU DRESS NUDE TIGHTS BLACK CONVERSE HIP HOP SHOES HAIR IN HIGH PONYTAIL WHITE SOCKS PINK GLOVES MAKEUP FOUNDATION/POWDER BLUSH MASCARA BROWN OR CHAMPAGNE EYESHADOW MAYBELLINE RED PIONEER #20 SUPERSTAY MATTE INK LIPSTICK M S . S A R A H ' S T E E N B A L L E T C O S T U M E C H E C K L I S T BALLET BLACK LEOTARD DRESS PINK TIGHTS PINK BALLET SHOES HAIR IN LOW BUN RED FLOWER ON RIGHT SIDE OF BUN BLACK FAN MAKEUP FOUNDATION/POWDER BLUSH MASCARA BROWN OR CHAMPAGNE EYESHADOW MAYBELLINE RED PIONEER #20 SUPERSTAY MATTE INK LIPSTICK M S . S A R A H ' S T E E N T A P C O S T U M E C H E C K L I S T TAP PINK DRESS NUDE TIGHTS TAN TAP SHOES HAIR LOW PONYTAIL BLACK FASCINATOR HAT ON RIGHT SIDE OF HEAD LIKE IN PICTURE BLACK GLOVES MAKEUP FOUNDATION/POWDER BLUSH MASCARA BROWN OR CHAMPAGNE EYESHADOW MAYBELLINE RED PIONEER #20 SUPERSTAY MATTE INK LIPSTICK M S . S A R A H ' S M I N I L Y R I C A L C O S T U M E C H E C K L I S T LYRICAL PURPLE DRESS NUDE TIGHTS TAN LYRICAL SHOES HAIR IN LOW PONYTAIL CREAM HAIR PIECE ON RIGHT SIDE OF HEAD AROUND THE PONY PINNED ON WITH BOBBY PINS MAKEUP FOUNDATION/POWDER BLUSH MASCARA BROWN OR CHAMPAGNE EYESHADOW MAYBELLINE RED PIONEER #20 SUPERSTAY MATTE INK LIPSTICK M S . S A R A H ' S J A Z Z 1 C O S T U M E C H E C K L I S T JAZZ BELLA- TURQUOISE UNITARD ANNIE- PURPLE UNITARD NUDE TIGHTS TAN JAZZ SHOES HAIR IN HIGH PONYTAIL SILVER HAIR BOW MAKEUP FOUNDATION/POWDER BLUSH MASCARA BROWN OR CHAMPAGNE EYESHADOW MAYBELLINE RED PIONEER #20 SUPERSTAY MATTE INK LIPSTICK M S . S A R A H ' S T U E S D A Y F U S I O N 1 C O S T U M E C H E C K L I S T BALLET BLACK & WHITE DRESS PINK TIGHTS PINK BALLET SHOES HAIR IN LOW BUN RED BERET BOBBY PINNED TO TOP RIGHT SIDE OF HEAD TAP TURQUOISE SEQUIN UNITARD FRINGE SKIRT BLACK MESH SHRUG NUDE TIGHTS TAN TAP SHOES BLACK TAP SHOE BOWS HAIR IN LOW PONY TAIL FEATHER HAIR PIECE ON RIGHT SIDE OF HEAD M S . S A R A H ' S T U E S D A Y F U S I O N 1 C O S T U M E C H E C K L I S T C O N T I N U E D JAZZ TURQUOISE SEQUIN UNITARD TUTU SKIRT NUDE TIGHTS TAN JAZZ SHOES CHOKER HAIR IN LOW PONYTAIL RHINESTONE BOBBY PINS PARALLEL TO EACH OTHER ON RIGHT SIDE OF HEAD HALFWAY BETWEEN EAR AND PONYTAIL MAKEUP FOUNDATION/POWDER BLUSH MASCARA BROWN OR CHAMPAGNE EYESHADOW MAYBELLINE RED PIONEER #20 SUPERSTAY MATTE INK LIPSTICK.
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