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We miss high school dance team! Our Throwback Thursday is a tribute to our Minnesota high school dance teams at the State tournament this past year.
We cannot believe it has been almost two weeks since the 2014 State Dance Team Tournament. The Line Up loves this time of year. It is when our collaboration with talented coaches and dancers are seen by the entire dance community. Everyone looked fabulous in their TLU wear. Below are some photos of these teams and their visions in action. A special thank you to our photographers; Scott and Briana Shekels.

What fashion rules do you follow? What rules do you break? Where do you find your inspiration? We keep a close watch on current trends and styles that are hot in the fashion industry. Not only do we make sure to watch trends for costume inspiration and design, but for day-to-day outfits as well!

Thanks to Ali, our friendly face at the front desk, The Line Up was on WCCO yesterday morning with Rachel Slavik. Ali was instrumental in arranging the event as well as showing up at 4:00 AM to get the displays in order, clean up the office and welcome the crew. She was till there at 5:00 in the afternoon packing and shipping merchandise for the NFL Cheerleading Director's Convention in California next week. We appreciate your hard work Ali!

We can't say it enough... we love our customers! Thank you for your love and support over the years- we wouldn't be where we are without YOU!

Little Chute (WI) brought home two state championships in D4 Pom and D2 Kick at the Wisconsin State Tournament! The team has won D4 Pom for the past 4 years in a row- congratulations!

St. Cloud Cathedral created custom Kick unitards this year for their bowling theme! These bright colors really stand out on the floor and the legging fit pants show nice strait lines.

In honor of the fun, football filled weekend around the corner, we thought we would share this awesome photo of the Sea Gals in their warm ups made by The Line Up- so cute!

Looking for a little fashion inspiration, we recently stumbled upon an article on Vogue.com about a collaboration between the New York City Ballet and street Artist JR. With photography and pasted paper as his primary medium, JR created a couple massive installations at the Lincoln Center in New York. Dancer's legs extend from a larger than life paper cloud on the building's facade, and inside the theater dancers are arranged within paper folds to create and eye on floor of the promenade. What could be more spectacular and graceful than when dance and contemporary art collide?

And so it begins: the 2014 tryout and audition season. We know you've been waiting - and couldn't be more excited!