Dress Code
Appropriate clothing is required for all classes1
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All Classes
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- Outdoor shoes may never be worn in the studios
- Dance shoes should not be worn outside
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Pre-Ballet
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- Leotards and tights
Females: black leotard and pink ballet tights are preferred
Males: black tights or leggings and white shirt
- Ballet slippers
Properly fitted with elastic straps sewn on correctly
- Hair up and out of faces with braids, buns, ponytails, barrettes or
headbands
Prohibited:
Tutus, skirts or attached skirts, tiaras
Pre-Ballet attire is fine, but, bare feet and shorts over a leotard or shorts or
leggings with a snug t-shirt is also fine. Hair up and out of face.
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Ballet
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- Leotards and tights
Females: black leotard and ballet pink tights are preferred
Males: black tights, dance belt and white shirt
- Ballet slippers
Properly fitted with elastic straps sewn on correctly.
Pink slippers are preferred for girls/women, and whole sole, not
"split sole" are preferred for beginning levels. (The whole sole gives
the foot a better work out.)
- Long hair up in a bun and off the neck
- Tight knit warm ups are permitted
Prohibited:
Skirts, T-shirts, baggy pants and sweat pants
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Jazz & Dance Team
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- Leotards and tights, unitards or knee hugging jazz pants
- Long hair must be up in a braid, bun or pony tail
- Knee pads are permitted for floor work
- Ballet slippers or jazz oxfords, not dance sneakers, are required for level
Beginning II and higher
Prohibited:
Loose pants, sweats and T-shirts
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Modern/Contemporary
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- Bare feet
- Long hair should be up in a braid, bun, or ponytail
- Females: leotards and tights or unitard, black preferred.
Males: fitted T-shirt with bike shorts, dance belt, leggings and leotards, jazz
pants or unitard
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Hip Hop, Earth Rhythms, Tap, Dance for Musical Theatre
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- Clothing that is neither restrictive nor too loose
- Dance wear, sweats, T-shirts, jazz pants, bike shorts and fitted tops
- Hair should be up in a braid, bun, or ponytail
Prohibited:
Skirts with the exception of Earth Rhythms when requested by the teacher
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Breakdance
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Clothing that is not restrictive, but not too loose. Bring a jacket, elbow pads, knee
pads, beanie (not absolutely necessary because the class is very basic, but they
help prevent those minor injuries) and shoes, indoor dance sneakers.
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Bellydance
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Clothes suitable for exercise, including a loose skirt or pants with a tank top,
leotard, or tee shirt. Clothing that reveals the body line allows for easier correction
of posture and technique. A coin belt or hip sash is recommended, but no props
are required for the Level I class.
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