What leotards, jewelry and hair are allowed in competition?

Q: What leotards, jewelry and hair are allowed in competition?

After an initial warning, each attire infraction is a 0.20 deduction. Allowed Not allowed Full-sleeve and sleeveless leotards, with the leg cut below the hipbone Backless and racerback leotards, unless the open area is filled with mesh or skin-tone fabric Unitards (ankle or short length, with or without sleeves) Spaghetti straps Tights (capri length or longer) and shorts, under or over the leotard, in black, matching or skin tone, no embellishments Bare midriffs, T-shirts, boxer or loose shorts Gymnastics footwear Tennis shoes Bra straps that are black, matching, skin tone or clear Deliberately exposed underwear Stud earrings anywhere in the ear All other piercings (must be removed) A leotard counts as backless if the open area extends more than about 2 inches below the bottom of the shoulder blade, or wider than the vertical midpoint of the shoulder blade. Also: Hair must be secured away from the face so it doesn't block her view of the apparatus. Leotards and/or team warm-ups are worn for march-in and awards. No warming up or competing in a hard, non-removable cast.

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After an initial warning, each attire infraction is a 0.20 deduction.

Allowed	Not allowed
Full-sleeve and sleeveless leotards, with the leg cut below the hipbone	Backless and racerback leotards, unless the open area is filled with mesh or skin-tone fabric
Unitards (ankle or short length, with or without sleeves)	Spaghetti straps
Tights (capri length or longer) and shorts, under or over the leotard, in black, matching or skin tone, no embellishments	Bare midriffs, T-shirts, boxer or loose shorts
Gymnastics footwear	Tennis shoes
Bra straps that are black, matching, skin tone or clear	Deliberately exposed underwear
Stud earrings anywhere in the ear	All other piercings (must be removed)

A leotard counts as backless if the open area extends more than about 2 inches below the bottom of the shoulder blade, or wider than the vertical midpoint of the shoulder blade.

Also:

Hair must be secured away from the face so it doesn't block her view of the apparatus.
Leotards and/or team warm-ups are worn for march-in and awards.
No warming up or competing in a hard, non-removable cast.