PHOTOS: Hollywood royalty hit red carpet at Hamlin Elementary dance

Second-grader Aria Ferlito had an awesome time with her dad, Joe Ferlito. "It's always a great time," Joe Ferlito said.

First-grader Arya Barana finished walking the red carpet with her father, Jason Barana.

Cortanie Evans said the outfits and hairstyles of her daughters, third-grader Lilly Evans and fifth-grader Sadie Evans, were inspired by Sabrina Carpenter and Ariana Grande. The ladies attended the dance with Ryan Evans.

Fourth-grader Genevieve Birkler and Isabel Birkler had an excellent time at the dance. "I cannot believe all the decor," Isabel Birkler said of the Hollywood theme.

Kendall Girther and her father, Chris Girther, enjoyed the dance with Kendall Girther's cousin Baylee Byrd, who wore a matching dress.

VIP second-grader Sophia Carvalho went into the VIP lounge with Jose Carvalho and kindergartner Alice Carvalho.

Second-grader Carolina De Jongh had her photo taken with her father, Andres De Jongh.

Kindergartner Parker Jordan and her father, Joey Jordan, made funny faces for their final photo. Joey Jordan said it was surreal to be at his first Girls and a Loved One Dance. "I always knew this day was coming," he said.

Girls spent time dancing with their friends and classmates.

Javi Adames danced with his second-grader Cynthia Adames to Taylor Swift's "Shake It Off."

Third-grader Lucy Dobbs showed off her nail art she had done at the dance.

First-grader Ivy Gardner stayed perfectly still while glitter was put on her face.

Marco Marturano danced the Cha Cha Slide with his fourth-grader Gemma Marturano. "We love coming to the dance every year. It's the highlight of our year," Marco Marturano said.

Dozens danced the Cha Cha Slide.

First-graders Chloe Bou and Miranda Tollealba twirled around the dance floor together.

Gisclerc Morisset and fourth-grader Olivia Morisset said their favorite part of the dance was the music.

Second-grader Isabella Botar brought out her inner Elphaba while singing "Defying Gravity" from "Wicked."

Teachers and staff members from Hamlin Elementary School helped make the girls and their loved ones feel like Hollywood royalty.

Leroy Nelson attended his first Girls and a Loved One Dance with kindergartner Leani Nelson. "I love it. It's a dream come true," Leroy Nelson said.

A VIP section was created to make the girls and their families feel even more like Hollywood royalty.

Azi Trinidad, eighth-grader Zoe Trinidad, second-grader Aria Trinidad, and Rafael Trinidad all dressed in a 1920s theme. "We infused old Hollywood with the old Audrey Hepburn," Azi Trinidad said.

PTO member Angela Spelman puts a corsage on third-grader Alexis Lind who attended the dance with her father, Romulo Lind.

Third-grader Alena Preniqi had the glitter on her face match the color of her dress.