Dress Attire for Classes
Dance Dress Code
We want our dancers to feel comfortable, confident, and ready to move! Below are the dress
code guidelines for each program. Pink or skin-tone tights and ballet shoes are welcome,
and dancers should choose clothing that allows teachers to clearly see movement and alignment.
Ballet
| Program | Dress Code |
|---|---|
| Tutus for Tots | Pink leotard + skirt • Pink or skin-tone tights • Pink or skin-tone ballet shoes |
| Intro & Pre-Level | Purple leotard + skirt • Pink or skin-tone tights • Pink or skin-tone ballet shoes |
| Levels 1–4 | Black leotard + skirt • Pink or skin-tone tights • Pink or skin-tone ballet shoes |
Ballet — Alternative Attire
Dancers may choose black bottoms, a white fitted or movement-friendly top, and black ballet shoes as an
alternative to the traditional leotard and tights.
Tap & Jazz
Black shorts, black leggings, or appropriate dancewear in your level color.
Please choose clothing that allows teachers to see alignment and movement.
Contemporary
Leggings, shorts, or sweatpants in our black color palette.
Hip Hop
Hip Hop Intro
Black sweatpants, leggings, or joggers + purple top
Hip Hop 1A
Black sweatpants, leggings, or joggers + light blue top
Hip Hop 1B
Black sweatpants, leggings, or joggers + dark blue top
Music & Dance Academy merchandise may be worn in place of the assigned hip hop shirt color.
Adult Classes
Wear athletic wear or dancewear that feels comfortable and appropriate for class.
Clothing should allow for full range of movement and allow teachers to see alignment and technique.
A Few Dress Code Reminders
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Hair should be secured away from the face.
Ballet students should wear their hair in a bun. - Please avoid claw clips during class.
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Hip hop dancers should have dedicated dance sneakers
that are separate from playground or school shoes. - Please do not wear sandals, street shoes, or clothing that restricts movement.

