Classic Ballet Stage Make Up for Little Dancers
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Felicia Palanca is a former soloist with the Australian Ballet and founder of Flo Dancewear. Our makeup artist is Aneta Nabrdalik (@anetka_mua) and little dancer is Emmy (@i.am.emmy.t)
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