Dress Code

Why do we hae a dress code for dance? A dress code for dance is very important! Dance requires a wide range of motion. Wearing appropriate attire ensures that dancers can move freely without restriction, which is essential for executing movements accurately and effectively. Specific attire can help instructors assess a dancer's technique better. When students wear the right clothing, teachers can easily observe body alignment, posture, and movements all which contribute to a more effective learning environment.

All shoes can be purchased in the AOD Boutique. Jazz shoes and Hip-Hop Sneakers MUST be Weissmans brand and purchased through us.

COMBO I AND II CLASSES :

Any Color Leotard and Tights

Pink Ballet Shoes and Black Student Tap Shoes

Hair Pulled Back in Ponytail or Bun

Male Dancers: Leggings/Fitted Sweatpants or Shorts/Fitted Tank or T-shirtl. Black Ballet Shoes & Black Oxford Tap Shoes

COMBO III CLASSES:

Any Color Leotard and Tights

Pink Ballet Shoes, Black Student Tap Shoes & Tan Jazz Shos

Hair Pulled Back in Ponytail or Bun

Male Dancers: Leggings/Fitted Sweatpants or Shorts/Fitted Tank or T-Shirt. Black Ballet Shoes, Black Oxford Tap Shoes, Black Jazz Shoes

TINY HIP-HOP CLASS:

Any Color Leotard and Tights or Leggings and Tank top are All Acceptable to Wear for This Class.

Black Sparkle Hip-Hop Sneakers

Hair Pulled Back in Ponytail or Bun

Male Dancers: Leggings/Fitted Sweatpants or Shorts/Fitted Tank or T-shirtl. Black High Top Converse Sneakers

BALLET CLASSES:

Solid Color Leotard and TIghts (Skirt or Dance shorts are optional) NO OTHER CLOTHING

Hair Pulled Back in Tight Ponytail or Bun

Pink Ballet Shoes

POINTE CLASSES: Same as Ballet Attire *Pointe Shoes are by Teacher Approval Only

LYRICAL/CONTEMPORARY CLASSES: