Superbowl XLIV- it is all about the Cheerleaders!

Superbowl XLIV! The New Orleans Saints versus the Indianapolis Colts. That’s right Guys and Gals, I don’t care too much about the game this time around so let talk about the cheerleaders’ fashion, shall we. Bring it on Girls! Battle of the Saintsations and the Colts Cheerleaders. Hmm, two very different sources of stylistic inspiration. However, really if it wasn’t for the cheerleaders who would fill the time at the big game ~ during the commercials. According to Wiki( http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_many_actual_minutes_are_played_in_an_NFL_football_game .)The actual amount of pure playing time is incredibly only about 12.5 minutes on average! So in the end, the only continuous entertainment is by the ladies outside the stripes. Who would really bring them to the finish line in style in the end. As a former Vera Wang girl, I know that Vera in the past designed the Eagles cheerleaders outfits (better luck next year, Eagles you know I will always be your # 1 cheerleader!) But I am not sure who designed those in today’s game. I digress, my initial feeling when writing this was to determine who wears it better? And - I am curious on your thoughts:

Being a Saintsation is about commitment and intense training. There are 10 routines, as well as, choreographed moves to the music that will play in the Superdome. According to www.saintsations.org - The women also have more than 10 uniforms - it is said, the Saintsations set the precedent of wardrobe change at halftime in order to create a different look. Nice Work Ladies! id="BLOGGER_PHOTO_ID_5435552645325340882" style="margin: 0px auto 10px; display: block; width: 320px; height: 145px; text-align: center;" alt="" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEghl2zO-jwV22YCU9Y9miFWN5mvWgINDE9_1P8SIX36xcUxMqpV2kHb_O756JZ8IEMCHIqTwQoEEPb2xYxnRDP3cvs-DQ1j8BV1sAmn_U2Q9Ws9aKGHRUbRjx4I2NyLS3unRC0kGiU4j6s/s320/new_orleans_saints.jpg" border="0" />

The Colts Cheerleaders share the same commitment. The Colts became the FIRST NFL TEAM TO HAVE CHEERLEADERS, however this claim is disputed by Pittsburgh Steelers cheerleaders from 1961-69. The Colts jumped from Baltimore to Indianapolis but they kept their blue and white colors.