So You Think You Can Dance … and Dress!

[dropcap letter=”T”]he past two weeks as Fox’s, So You Think You Can Dance gets underway with an interesting twist of Street vs Stage, the hosts and our favorite Choreographers (both previous contestants of past seasons) don some rather playful wardrobes. Below is a look at this week’s airing. With my favorite (and probably everyone’s) Host, Cat Deeley (who, by the way, is also a superb fake Medium on Deadbeat) bringing her sunshine to the stage, this Season kicks off with two of the most beloved contestants, Twitch and Travis choreographing and a slew of beautiful dances from new and previous choreographers. From a rendition of the “Day of the Dead” to a Bollywood dance-off, this season is definitely going to be interesting!

Week 2 | {July 20th}

Cat Deely Wardrobe Details:

Dress: Lanvin Official

Shoes: Burberry

Jewelry: XIV Karats

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Jason Derulo Wardrobe Details:

Sport coat, sweater, and trousers: The News

Shoes: Saint Laurent

Styled by Tanja Caldwell

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Paula Abdul Wardrobe Details:

Dress: Celeb Boutique

Shoes: Saint Laurent Paris Official

Jewelry: Marco Moore Jewelry

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Nigel Lythgoe Wardrobe Details:

Suit: Alexander McQueen

Shirt: Ralph Lauren Purple Label

Tie: Tom Ford

Shoes: Max Verre

Styled by Miles Siggins

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Travis Wall Wardrobe Details:

Suit: Theory (credit to Trunk Club)

Shoes: Suit Supply

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Stephen “tWitch” Boss Wardrobe Details:

Shirt: Emporio Armani

Pants: G Star

Shoes: Jordan 13s

Pork Pie Hat: Baron Hats

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Dawn Garcia is a visionary Latina writer from Los Angeles, co-creator of an Amazon MGM Studios comedy series, and the award-winning screenwriter of Spiraling. She has created three original TV series and six feature films, while also running two global digital magazines. Passionate about impact, she's driving a national women’s rights campaign and building a non-profit and production company. With over 2,000 published articles and two books in progress, Dawn blends creativity and strategic vision, transforming stories across platforms. A Founding Member of the Academy Museum, she’s also involved in organizations like Women in Film and Latinas in Tech.