Dress Code
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The dress code for female students is as follows:
* Ballet/Pointe — black leotard, pink tights, pink leather ballet slippers, skirt (optional). No dance pants/shorts. Legwarmers may be worn. * Jazz — black leotard, jazz pants (optional), suntan tights, jazz shoes or black ballet slippers. * Tap — black leotard, suntan tights, black tap shoes. * Lyrical — black leotard, suntan stirrup or convertible tights, lyrical shoes, skirt (optional). * Hip-hop — any color leotard, jazz pants or tights, fitted T-shirt, dance sneakers. No street clothes. * Tutu Tots Creative Ballet — any color leotard, pink tights, skirt (optional), pink leather ballet slippers. * Tiny Dancers Ballet/Tap — any color leotard, pink tights, skirt or legwarmers (optional), pink leather ballet slippers, black tap shoes. * Ballet/Tap/Jazz Progressions Level I or II — any color leotard, pink or suntan tights, skirt (optional), pink leather ballet slippers, black tap shoes, and jazz shoes (optional). Jazz pants optional for jazz/tap portion of class only. No dance pants/shorts for ballet. Legwarmers optional. |
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Boys may wear a plain white T-shirt and black sweatpants, plus the appropriate shoes for the class.
For your convenience, all dance wear, shoes and studio logo wear can be ordered directly through the studio.
All hair must be pulled away from the face in a bun or a braid for class. No jewelry is to be worn.
Appropriate attire is important so that proper body alignment may be observed, which is difficult if students are wearing baggy shirts and pants. For this reason, dance wrap sweaters or close-fitting dance T-shirts may only be worn during warm-up time of all classes. After the warm-up session, these articles of clothing must be removed.
Students should not come to class wearing sneakers, regular T-shirts or sweaters, pajamas, baggy pants, sweatshirts, shorts, or any other type of street clothing. Those taking multiple lessons on one day must still observe the dress code for those particular classes.
Students who are not dressed in appropriate attire or shoes will be asked to sit out and watch the class.
For your convenience, all dance wear, shoes and studio logo wear can be ordered directly through the studio.
All hair must be pulled away from the face in a bun or a braid for class. No jewelry is to be worn.
Appropriate attire is important so that proper body alignment may be observed, which is difficult if students are wearing baggy shirts and pants. For this reason, dance wrap sweaters or close-fitting dance T-shirts may only be worn during warm-up time of all classes. After the warm-up session, these articles of clothing must be removed.
Students should not come to class wearing sneakers, regular T-shirts or sweaters, pajamas, baggy pants, sweatshirts, shorts, or any other type of street clothing. Those taking multiple lessons on one day must still observe the dress code for those particular classes.
Students who are not dressed in appropriate attire or shoes will be asked to sit out and watch the class.
