Class preparation
Dress with confidence. Train with purpose.
Proper dancewear helps instructors see alignment, supports safe movement, and allows dancers to focus on learning and growth.
Dress code includes clothing, footwear, and hair. Shoes should be reserved for dance class and should not be worn outdoors.
Class-specific requirements
What your dancer should wear
Use the requirements below as the everyday standard for weekly classes.
Ballet
- Black leotard
- Pink tights
- Pink ballet shoes
- Hair in a tight bun, securely away from the face
Contemporary & Jazz
- Black leotard
- Black leggings
- Nude jazz shoes
- Hair in a bun or ponytail, securely away from the face
Hip Hop
- Black leotard
- Black leggings
- Hip hop sneakers reserved for indoor dance use
- Hair in a bun or ponytail, securely away from the face
Tumbling
- Black leotard
- Black athletic pants
- Barefoot
- Hair in a bun or ponytail, securely away from the face
For every class
General guidelines
Hair
All hair must be secured neatly away from the face. Ballet dancers should wear a tight bun.
No jewelry
Dancers should not wear necklaces, bracelets, earrings, or other jewelry to class.
Water only
Please bring a sealed water bottle. Water is the only drink permitted inside the dance studios.
Helpful resources
Need help getting class-ready?
Ballet bun tutorial
Follow this video tutorial for a secure ballet bun that stays neat through class.
Shop approved dancewear
Purchase Studio-approved attire and accessories through our online shop.
Questions about what to purchase?
Contact the Studio office before ordering and we’ll help make sure your dancer has the correct attire and shoes.