DRESS CODE

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Ages 1.5-5

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My Grownup & Me:

any comfortable clothing that is easy to move in
Children can be barefoot, ballet shoes or clean sneakers.
Socks with the grippy bottoms are welcome.
If tights are worn, a shoe must be warn as well for safety.
Adults can wear any clean shoe (or socks).
Please be advised that there will be some floor work, so skirts are not recomended for adults.

Tiny Tot:

No loose jewelry and/or hair accessories as it causes a distraction and is unsafe.
Girls wear pink or flesh colored tights and a blue dance dress or leotard. Skirts are optional and must be attached to the leotard.
Boys wear black athletic pants or shorts and a blue shirt.
Girls wear pink ballet shoes without the elastic strings. Boys wear black ballet shoes without the elastic strings and thin white socks.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.

Petite Combo:

Hair must be pulled back away from the face in a ponytail, pigtails, braid(s) or bun.
No loose jewelry and/or hair accessories as it causes a distraction and is unsafe.
Girls wear pink or flesh colored tights and a pink dance dress or leotard. Skirts are optional-If a detached skirt is worn, it must have an elastic waistband (no ribbon tie)
Girls wear pink ballet shoes without the elastic strings and black tap shoes-NO RIBBON TIES.
Boys wear black ballet shoes without the elastic strings, black tap shoes, thin white socks, black athletic pants or shorts, and a pink top.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.

Petite Hip Hop:

Dancers should wear a sneaker that they do not wear outside to play in. Dirty or muddy shoes will not be allowed in the studio.
Hair must be pulled back away from the face in a ponytail, pigtails, or braid.
No necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, or excessive hair excessories.
Dancers should wear a pink top and athletic pants or shorts, or leggings. Jeans, dresses, and long skirts are not allowed.
Girls should wear a sports bra or fitted tank under any loose fitted shirts for modesty if they are flipping upside down.
Dancers might be asked to purchase a specific colored shoe for the dance recital.

Ages 6-9

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Mini Combo:

No loose jewelry and/or hair accessories as it causes a distraction and is unsafe. Hair must be pulled back away from the face in a ponytail, bun, braid(s), or pigtails.
Girls wear pink or flesh colored tights and a purple dance dress or leotard. Skirts are optional.
Girls wear pink ballet shoes without the elastic strings and black tap shoes-NO RIBBON TIES.
Boys wear black ballet shoes, black tap shoes, thin white socks, black athletic pants or shorts, and a purple top.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.

Mini Hip Hop:

Dancers should wear a sneaker that they do not wear outside to play in. Dirty or muddy shoes will not be allowed in the studio.
Hair must be pulled back away from the face in a ponytail, pigtails, or braid(s).
No necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, or excessive hair excessories.
Dancers should wear a purple top and athletic pants or shorts, or leggings. Jeans, dresses, and long skirts are not allowed.
Girls should wear a sports bra or fitted tank under any loose fitted shirts for modesty if they are flipping upside down.
Dancers might be asked to purchase a specific colored shoe for the dance recital.

Ages 9-11

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Primary Combo:

No loose jewelry and/or hair accessories as it causes a distraction and is unsafe. Hair must be pulled back away from the face in a ponytail, bun, braid(s), or pigtails.
Girls wear pink or flesh colored tights and a black dance dress or leotard. Skirts are optional.
Girls wear pink ballet shoes without the elastic strings and black tap shoes-NO RIBBON TIES.
Boys wear black ballet shoes, black tap shoes, thin white socks, black athletic pants or shorts, and a black top.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.

Primary Hip Hop:

Dancers should wear a sneaker that they do not wear outside to play in. Dirty or muddy shoes will not be allowed in the studio.
Hair must be pulled back away from the face in a ponytail, pigtails, or braid(s).
No necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, or excessive hair excessories.
Dancers should wear a black top and athletic pants or shorts, or leggings. Jeans, dresses, and long skirts are not allowed.
Girls should wear a sports bra or fitted tank under any loose fitted shirts for modesty if they are flipping upside down.
Dancers might be asked to purchase a specific colored shoe for the dance recital.

Ages 10-17

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Ballet and Pointe:

Girls must wear hair in a bun. If hair is too short to put in a bun, it needs to be pinned back away from the face. No loose hair allowed.
Girls may wear any colored leotard, pink or flesh colored tights, and pink or flesh colored ballet shoes. Skirts are optional but not required.
Boys may wear black jazz pants or tights with black shorts over or dance belt underneath.
Boys will need black ballet shoes and any solid color tee or muscle shirt.
No excessive jewelry, hair accessories, or press on nails.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dance shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.
When it is cold, dancers are allowed to wear a fitted long sleeve shirt or wrap. No hoodies or t-shirts.
Girls need to wear clothing over their dance attire when they come to and from the studio.

Tap, Jazz, and Contemporary:

Students can wear any type of top as long as it is not oversized and loose fitted.
Bottoms can be leggings, bike shorts, or booty shorts.
NO oversized t-shirts, sweatpants or hoodies.
NO excessive jewelry, hair accessories, or press on nails.
All hair must be pulled back in a ponytail, pigtails, or braid(s).
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dance shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.
All tap students will need tan or black tap shoes. They will be asked to wear a specific color for recital.
All jazz students will need tan or black jazz shoes. They will be asked to wear. a specific color for recital.
All contemporary students will need flesh colored turners.

Hip Hop:

Dancers should wear a sneaker that they do not wear outside to play in. Dirty or muddy shoes will not be allowed in the studio.
All long hair must be pulled back away from the face.
No excessive jewelry, hair accessories, or press on nails.
Dancers can wear whatever attire gets them in the hip hop groove like loose fitted pants/tops, sweatpants, leggings, and tanks. No shorts. Hats are permitted as long as they don't cause a distraction. Only DAB hoodies/sweatshirts allowed.
Girls should wear a sports bra or fitted tank under any loose fitted shirts for modesty if they are flipping upside down.
Dancers might be asked to purchase a specific colored shoe for the dance recital.