DRESS CODE
Following the dress code is an important part of creating a focused and professional learning environment. Proper dance attire allows instructors to see a dancer's alignment and technique clearly, helping ensure safe and effective corrections. It helps dancers mentally prepare for class, encourages discipline, and promotes unity within the studio.
We appreciate your support in maintaining these standards and helping all dancers look and feel their best in class.
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WHAT IS REQUIRED?:
Ballet Class: Black leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes (not satin slippers). Boys: black or white fitted t-shirt, black leggings or black shorts above the knee, black ballet shoes. Hair out of the face in a bun. A short dance skirt is optional.
Tap Class: Form fitting top and shorts/jazz pants/leggings, black tap shoes. Hair up and out of face.
Jazz Class/Leaps & Turns: Form fitting top, fitted shorts/jazz pants/leggings, tan jazz shoes or pirouettes (depending on level). Hair up and out of face.
Lyrical/Contemporary Class: Form fitting top, fitted shorts/jazz pants/leggings, tan pirouettes. Hair up and out of face.
Hip Hop Class: Comfortable dance clothes, hair securely pulled up, tennis shoes are required (please bring hip hop shoes specifically for dance - do not wear street shoes to hip hop).
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WHAT IS NOT ALLOWED:
No street/play clothes.
No jeans or jean shorts.
No baggy hoodies, sweatshirts, or long sleeve shirts.
No loose jewelry.
No crocs, slides, sandals.
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WHY IT MATTERS:
Wearing the correct attire ensures safety, allows teachers to give proper technical corrections and sets a professional tone that helps students shift into a focused, rehearsal-ready mindset. A uniform class creates a sense of seriousness and commitment - like wearing a uniform to work or a team jersey.
If dancers show up to class, not dressed or with their hair down repeatedly, they may be asked to sit out during class. Thank you for your cooperation and support!
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