In a traditional quinceañera entrance, what does the celebrant typically wear?

In a traditional quinceañera entrance, the celebrant typically wears a formal dress.

The dress is one of the most visible features of the celebration. Traditional designs may resemble ball gowns, with a fitted bodice, full skirt, decorative fabric, and carefully chosen colors. The celebrant’s entrance can be accompanied by her court of honor, music, and presentations to family and guests.

There is no single required color or style. Pink became strongly associated with quinceañeras in popular imagery, but celebrants may choose white, blue, red, purple, metallic shades, or other colors. Contemporary celebrations also include shorter dresses, jumpsuits, themed clothing, and culturally specific designs.