Dress Code

A dress code is essential for dance as it promotes professionalism, safety and respect for the art form. By adhering to a dress code, dancers dedication to their craft, fostering a focused and disciplined environment in the studio.

1 - Respect and Attentiveness:

A clean and tidy appearance demonstrates respect towards fellow students, teachers, and the art of dance, fostering an attitude of attentiveness,

2 - Safety and Corrections

Clear visibility of the dancer's body outline allows teachers to make accurate corrections on posture, alignment, and ensure the dancer's safety.

Safety Guidelines:

- Securely tie up hair to keep face and neck clear.

- No loose or dangling jewelry.

- No gum chewing to eliminate risk of chocking.

3 - No Costumes, Unless Instructed:

Unless a dress-up day is announced by the teacher, costumes should not be worn in class.

4 - Appropriate Dance Shoes:

Proper dance shoes must be worn to prevent foot injuries and ensure proper technique. Street shoes are not allowed in the studio.

Failure to Comply:

If a dancer arrives without the proper dance attire, they will be asked to observe the class for that say to maintain safety and respect for the other dancers.

Communication:

We understand that certain circumstances may arise that may prevent a student from coming to the studio in the proper dance attire. In such case please inform the teacher to the best of your ability.

The Proper Attire for Your Class...

Ballet

NO BARE LEGS

LONG HAIR MUST BE SECURELY TIED UP IN A BUN - No Ponytails!

Girls 6/7

- Any color leotard or dance dress

- Pink dance tights

- Pink leather full sole ballet slippers

- Short dance skirts are also permitted

Girls 8+

- Any primary solid color leotard

- Pink dance tights

- Pink ballet slippers (Advanced dancers may use canvas ballet slippers)

- Short dance skirts are permitted per teacher approval.

Boys (All)

- Black boys dance pants or tights

- Black or white solid color t-shirt

- Black leather ballet slippers

Ballet sweaters and leg warmers are permitted as the weather gets cooler.