Dress Code

A standard dress code allows dancers to move freely during class while providing the teacher with an unobstructed view of the student's alignment and body placement.

Please review the following dress code for each class that your child is registered for.

Note:

1. Choose dancewear that is modest and offers appropriate support and coverage.

2. Please wear garments over your dance attire when entering and exiting the building.

3. Do not wear dance shoes outside the building.

Hair

For all classes, hair and bangs must be pulled back away from the face and secured tightly in a traditional ballet bun or French twist style. If you need a quick tutorial, don’t hesitate to ask!

Creative Movement 1 & 2, Ballet 1A, Ballet 1B

Leotard (black or light pink)
Ballet pink transitional ballet tights
Full-sole or split-sole pink ballet slippers (leather or canvas)
Optional: pull-on elastic waist ballet skirt (no tutus) or leotard with attached skirt

Ballet 1C, Ballet 2, Ballet 3

Leotard (black)
Ballet pink transitional ballet tights
Split-sole pink ballet slippers (leather or canvas)
Optional: pull-on elastic waist ballet skirt or wrap-style ballet skirt

Jazz

Leotard (black)
Dark-colored solid leggings, form-fitting athletic capris, or longer-length bike shorts
Caramel colored jazz shoes
Optional: may wear caramel colored tights with the bike shorts

Modern

Leotard (black or solid, dark-colored)
Dark-colored solid leggings, form-fitting athletic capris, or longer-length bike shorts
Bare feet

Boys

White fitted t-shirt
Black athletic pants or shorts *with appropriate undergarments
For Jazz: Black jazz shoes
For CM & Ballet: Black ballet slippers
*Male dancers (teens and up) wear specialized underwear called a “dance belt” - available at dance supply stores