Last time I was in there they didn't even stock pettipants, an essential part of "traditional"* square dance attire. (The idea is that a woman girl wearing a circle skirt and a crinoline will twirl a lot and show off these lacy bits.)
Square dance attire can look really nifty. A brightly-colored crinoline on a gal who loves to twirl is definitely eye-catching. Well, okay, I admit it's usually the gal herself who's catching my eye. ;-) The attire can also be a royal pain in the patootie for the wearer. I, naturally, don't even own any. No fashion maven, I!
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womangirl wearing a circle skirt and a crinoline will twirl a lot and show off these lacy bits.)Square dance attire can look really nifty. A brightly-colored crinoline on a gal who loves to twirl is definitely eye-catching. Well, okay, I admit it's usually the gal herself who's catching my eye. ;-) The attire can also be a royal pain in the patootie for the wearer. I, naturally, don't even own any. No fashion maven, I!
* read: "modern and historically inaccurate"