Apparel should be clean, well-fitting, and in good repair. Our dress code is relaxed for adult students as we want you to feel comfortable seeing yourself in the mirror. However, we strongly recommend smooth, tight-fitting, and solid-colored garments. In order to assist you, your instructor needs to be able to see your muscles clearly.
Tights
Ballet shoes with elastic; drawstring tucked into shoe
Solid-colored leotard without adornment or skirt
Sweaters or t-shirts only if tucked tightly inside a leotard
Hair tightly secured
Hair should be pulled back, away from the face, and tightly secured so the student can learn the proper technique for turns (pirouettes, chaînés, piqué turns, etc.).
Tights or other form-fitting leggings
Solid-colored leotard or form-fitting top
Ballet slippers with drawstring tucked into shoe (or jazz oxfords for jazz class)
Warm-up apparel, restricted to close-fitting, solid-colored garments
Brassiere strongly recommended
Hair tightly secured
Hair should be pulled back, away from the face, and tightly secured so the student can learn the proper technique for turns (pirouettes, chaînés, piqué turns, etc.).
Black tights or form-fitting athletic wear and white socks
Dance belt (optional)
Black or white ballet shoes (no black soles)
White t-shirt tucked in
Tights, jazz pants, or sweatpants tucked neatly into socks
Compression shorts or similar support
Solid colored top tucked in neatly
Ballet shoes for ballet class
Hair longer than chin length tightly secured
Tights, yoga, or jazz pants/sweatpants tucked neatly into socks
Leotard or solid-colored top
Socks or ballet shoes. No bare feet.
No skirts
Tights or leggings. Ballet skirts allowed.
Leotards, long or short-sleeved t-shirts for boys. No prints, solid colors only.
Shoes, ballet slippers with drawstring tucked into shoe.
Hair: pulled back away from the face.
Shoes that leave marks on the floor
Bare feet are only allowed in contemporary/modern class
Garments that restrict movement
Heavy jewelry