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PLEASE COME TO THE STUDIO with proper cover ups.
DO NOT WEAR YOUR DANCE SHOES OUTSIDE. You will not only ruin your shoes, but the dance floors could be damaged as well.​
COME TO CLASS READY TO DANCE
Dress Code:​
Thank you for supporting The Studio of Dance and observing our dress codes. Our dress codes were created to promote the proper attitude and respect for all dance disciplines. Being in uniform helps the student to feel like they belong. There is something about seeing everyone else dressed the same that makes them feel like they have and deserve a place in class. Being dressed properly also allows the teachers to see alignment and make corrections. No street clothes or shoes will be permitted in the studios. If you are not dressed properly with shoes and attire, you may be asked to observe class after one warning. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated and allows our staff to give their undivided attention to the needs of all our students. Please review our dress code policy before purchasing new attire and shoes.
The following guidelines apply to all dancers:
NO jewelry is to be worn in class. Not only is it a distraction, it can be dangerous and items can be lost or broken. Post/Stud earrings are acceptable.
No Stelle Brand shoes PLEASE!
Please label all shoes and other related dance items with dancer’s name so that lost items may be returned. We are not responsible for lost items.
Demi Dancer Combo Classes:
Pink dance tights, any solid color leotard (no skirts even the pre-attached ones).
Hair must be secured away from the face and neck (i.e. ponytail or clipped back for short hair).
* Pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes (no Velcro or buckles).
Ballet:
Solid color leotard (any style) and pink dance tights.
Skirts are optional (approved by instructor).
Hair must be in a bun. Dancers with short hair must pull hair away from face with clips. Male dancers are to wear a white T-shirt, black tights or leggings, white socks, and black slippers.
* Pink ballet shoes (and pointe shoes for pointe class).
Tap:
Any color leotards with tights, jazz pants, yoga style pants, leggings, or joggers. Legs must be covered at least to the knees.
No oversized T-shirts, shorts or any other street clothes (fitted dance tops are ok).
Hair must be secured away from face (i.e. ponytail or clipped back for short hair)
* Black tap shoes, oxford style.
​Jazz:
Any color leotards with tights, jazz pants, yoga style pants, leggings, or joggers. Legs must be covered at least to the knees.
No oversized T-shirts, basketball shorts or any other street clothes (fitted dance tops are ok).
Hair must be secured away from face (i.e. ponytail or clipped back for short hair)
* Black jazz shoes (no dance sneakers).
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Lyrical/Contemporary:
Any color leotards with tights, jazz pants, yoga style pants, leggings, or joggers. Legs must be covered at least to the knees.
No oversized t-shirts, basketball shorts or any other street clothes (fitted dance tops are ok).
Hair must be secured away from the face (i.e. ponytail or clipped back for short hair).
* Flesh colored pirouette (half-sole) shoes.
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Hip-Hop:
Any color dance-wear - loose fitting (but not overly baggy) clothing – no bare midriffs.
Hair must be secured away from the face (i.e. ponytail or clipped back for short hair).
* Black jazz sneakers.
Acro for Dance:
Leotard and shorts or leggings, not baggy (no t-shirts)
Hair must be secured away from the face (i.e. ponytail or clipped back for short hair)
*Bare feet
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