The Jojo Bows fashion craze that is sweeping all over the US today was pioneered by Jojo Siwa of "Dance Moms." There are directives from several schools, however, banning this fashion that triggered the anger of parents.
The popular TV series is making headlines again. This time, the news is not about the fraud case that the series' star Abby Lee Miller is facing. Jojo Siwa's name has been dragged on the headlines lately. Siwa is one of "Dance Moms" original cast members who participated in dance competitions.
Jojo Bow is another creation of the fan-favorite, 13-year-old who is also a YouTube star. She uploads videos of how to craft accessories and several ways of using them. The Jojo Bow was well received by tweens and kids both in the UK and U.S. The popularity of the latest fashion accessory is a craze that is growing fans every day. The fashion craze was so popular that triggered replicas to spawn while other companies produce similar accessories.
The original JoJo Bows made by "Dance Mom's" Jojo Siwa are big tinted bows that may also come with extra trimmings. Usually, girls wear it by clipping it to their hair while styled in a ponytail. Siwa, a young actress, and dancer is seen wearing the bows on her YouTube videos and while on TV. In addition, she posts pictures of these bows on her Instagram where she has approximately 5 million following.
Recently, there are reports claiming that these creative Jojo Bows are restricted from being worn in schools. Several reasons cited include the bows to be distracting, and that it does not go well with school uniforms. This angered parents who find the restriction absurd since the Jojo Bows are merely fashion fads, says Manchester Evening News.
In a separate report, BBC noted that according to the Department of Education guidelines, schools have rights to prohibit the "Dance Moms" Jojo Bows if they break the institution's uniform policy. In addition, teachers can even send their students home should they find their students not following the school's rules.
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