Finding Pageant Wear on eBay

Looking for a big pageant wardrobe on a small budget? ebay could be your answer! eBay retailer Norieta Stephanos and pageant contestant Savannah Teegarden will give you the in's and outs of the popular auction site, including how to find reputable dealers, the best way to search, and secrets to winning bids!

Pageant Resale.com

Rachel Henry of PageantResale.com talks about her website & how it got started. She also talks about the items she has for sale, how to list on her site, and has advice for both sellers and buyers.

Ask Valerie

In this week's Q& A segment, Valerie answers questions on what to do with a no-return interview suit, how to handle personal introductions in a NAM pageant, bringing your family to a Mrs. Pageant, and what to do if you want to be an at-large contestant. Plus - the inspirational thought of the week!

Rachel Henry

Rachel Henry created Pageant Resale in 2006, as a way to market and sell her own pageant items. Since then, Pageant Resale has grown into the largest consignment community specifically for pageant contestants. With over 500 unique visitors per day, the site has become a wonderful resource for contestants of all ages. Rachel has been competing in the Miss America Organization for the last 6 years, and placed in the Top Ten in the 2007 Miss Pennsylvania Pageant. She is 24 years old, and while Pageant Resale could be considered a full-time job, she is also a Professional Recruiter for the largest staffing company in the United States.

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Norieta Stephanos

Mrs. Stephanos is Mrs American Queen 2006. She has competed in and judged every pageant system and knows them all well. With her special expertise, Norieta has been able to dress many local, state and national winners from Preteen to Ms Classics!

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Savannah Teegarden

Although she is fairly new to the pageant scene, Savannah Teegarden is no stranger to the stage. She has been a performer all of her life whether it be through taking dance throughout her childhood to performing in her high school’s show choir, “Singers Unlimited”. Savannah is currently a sophomore at Ball State University majoring in telecommunications; she aspires to one day become a broadcast journalist for a leading news network. Savannah goes into each and every pageant with the mindset of further developing who she is as a person. She also takes the opportunity that pageants give her to promote her personal platform “Survivors of Homicide – Overcoming Grief Together”, a platform that she began promoting after the loss of her oldest sister Heather. Savannah knows that competing in pageants and promoting her platform can be very costly and loves being able to help other pageant contestants find outside resources that will help cut down on expenses.

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