Dress Code
Each style of dance has a Dress Code so that dancers are comfortable and it ensures that all dancers will have adequate mobility during class. Each dancer will move to the best of their ability and focus on their steps, not on what they are wearing. When dancers wear proper dress code, it helps the instructor and the dancer better understand how their bodies move and what muscle groups are involved in each movement.
Tiny Dancers
Leotard- Any Color
Tights or Socks- Any Color
Skirts or Shorts are permitted
Pink Ballet Shoes
Black Tap Shoes
Dance Bag- No toys or snacks please
Hair must be pulled back into a ponytail or bun
No loose or dangling jewelry
Tap
Fitted Top or Leotard
Athletic Shorts or Leggings
Black lace-up Tap Shoes, Hard sole preferred
Hair must be pulled back into a ponytail or bun
No loose or dangling jewelry
No baggy pants
Jazz/Leaps & Turns
Fitted Top or Leotard
Athletic Shorts or Leggings
Tan slip-on Jazz Shoes
Hair must be pulled back into a ponytail or bun
No loose or dangling jewelry
No baggy clothing
Ballet
Leotard
Pink or Flesh-tone tights
Skirts are permitted
Pink Ballet Shoes
Hair must be pulled back into a bun, no flyaways or loose hair
No T-shirts or Shorts
No loose or dangling jewelry
Pointe
Leotard
Pink or Flesh-tone convertible tights
Skirts are permitted
Pink Ballet Shoes
Pink Pointe Shoes and toe pads
Theraband
Small Sewing Kit
Hair must be pulled back into a bun, no flyaways or loose hair
No T-shirts or Shorts
No loose or dangling jewelry
Hip Hop
Fitted T-Shirt or Tank Top
Athletic Shorts, Leggings, or Stretch Pants
Clean Rubber Soled Sneakers
Hair must be pulled back into a ponytail
No loose or dangling jewelry
No Jeans
Lyrical/Contemporary
Fitted Top or Leotard
Athletic Shorts or Leggings
Tan slip-on Jazz Shoes or Half-soles
Hair must be pulled back into a ponytail or bun
No loose or dangling jewelry
No baggy clothing
Boys
Fitted T-shirt or Tank Top
Gym Shorts, Joggers, or Stretch Pants
Appropriate Black or Tan Dance Shoes
Long hair must be pulled back