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All ladies: Pink backseamed tights, split sole ballet shoes for ballet and contemporary (leather preferred), black tap shoes for tap, black or tan jazz shoes for jazz, hair in a neat bun.
Skirts: Wrap, pull-on, or bullet skirts in the color of the dancer's choice are permitted.
General Guidelines:
All ladies should wear light pink tights.
Dancers are permitted to wear any color leotard for ensemble rehearsals.
Hair should be in a bun, with short hair secured away from the face.
Small jewelry is allowed as long as it does not distract from class.
No warm-ups or baggy clothing over leotard are permitted after pliés.
Undergarments:
Typically, ballet tights are designed to be worn without additional undergarments. This helps maintain a clean line and ensures that undergarments don't become visible during movement.
If a dancer wishes to have extra support in their leotard, a skin tone dance or sports bra may be worn.
Men are required to wear a dance belt at all times.
Beginner (Level IV): Burgundy leotard
Intermediate: (Level VI) Black leotard. Pink pointe shoes at faculty discretion.
Advanced (Level VII): Royal blue leotard. Pink pointe shoes.
Gentlemen: White or black fitted t-shirt, black jazz pants, sweatpants or biker shorts. Black socks and black ballet shoes. Dance belt required.
Bullet Pointe skirt
Pull-on skirt
Wrap skirt
Contemporary & Jazz
Contemporary & Jazz
Clothing: Dancers are allowed to wear shirts, pants, or shorts over their leotard and tights for other styles of dance. Please make sure these items are pieces that can be added quickly over top of their uniform, so that changing does not cut into class time.
Shoes: Turners or ballet shoes for contemporary,
Jazz shoes or ballet shoes for jazz.
*Photos and some text have links to products. Leotards styles are for ideas, not required. Many styles can be bought locally at Kicks Dancewear on Breton Rd.
Have questions regarding dress code?
Have questions regarding dress code?
When it comes to class dress expectations, it is natural to have questions on the details, especially if your dancer is new! Do not hesitate to reach out to us for more details, get expert advice, and ease your mind regarding all of the specifics.
When it comes to class dress expectations, it is natural to have questions on the details, especially if your dancer is new! Do not hesitate to reach out to us for more details, get expert advice, and ease your mind regarding all of the specifics.
Contact Verity Ballet:
Contact Verity Ballet:
Phone: 269-274-2615
Email: info@verityballet.com
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