Dress Code

STUDENT DRESS CODE

All students must wear their appropriate class dress code in order to participate in classes. NO STREET CLOTHING OR SHOES. The studio reserves the right to have students out of dress code, sit out and watch class. No make-up class will be allowed.

ALL CLASSES: Hair should be pulled back and away from the dancer's face.

Introductory Classes

Girls in our Introductory Classes may wear any color leotard with or without tights and may also wear short skirts. Boys may wear shorts or sweat pants with t-shirts if they wish. Both boys and girls also have the option of wearing a unitard or biketard. Ballet slippers are required. Hair should be tied back and away from the dancer's face.

Ballet Classes

Girls are to wear pink tights and shoes. They may choose the color of their leotard. Short skirts and dance shorts are allowed at the discretion of the instructor. Hair must be pulled back away from face and secured in a bun (if long enough to do so).

Boys may wear a unitard, a biketard or tucked in t-shirts with shorts or tights. Black, white or flesh-colored ballet shoes are permitted.

Other Dance Classes

Although students may wear whatever dance or workout wear that they are comfortable in, please remember that street clothes are not permitted. If student does not feel comfortable wearing dance attire, we recommend leggings or jazz pants with a leotard underneath or t-shirt (not baggy).

Adult/Teen Ballet: Ballet shoes

Boys Basics: Ballet shoes

Musical Theatre: Ballet shoes or jazz shoes

Hip Hop/Jazz: Tennis shoes - dedicated to dance ONLY.

STREET SHOES ARE NOT ALLOWED ON THE DANCE FLOOR.

Keep in mind that baggy shirts, pants and shorts as well as long skirts make it difficult for the instructor to give guidance and correction.