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Appropriate attire projects an image
of professionalism, self-respect and complements the
classical nature of ballet. The dress code at the
Cassandra School of Ballet is to be strictly observed
at all times. |
Important:
NO STREET CLOTHES ARE ALLOWED
TO BE WORN INTO CLASS.
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| Girls: |
Traditional style (tank, scoop neck, long or short sleeved) and solid color leotard in a plain fabric. No cut out backs, halter top leotards, crushed velvet, or mesh fabric leotards. |
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Leotard colors: black, pink, pastels (Bra colors: black, beige, white) |
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Tights - ballet
pink. (Full-footed) |
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Pink leather ballet slippers. (Canvas
slippers for Advanced students only) |
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Tight knit leg
warmers are permitted. |
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No baggy sweat pants or T-shirts
permitted. |
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No shorts of
any kind allowed for ballet class. |
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Skirts may be worn after barre work. |
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Hair must be
pulled away from the face and neck, secured in a tight
bun. |
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Small earrings are the only jewelry
allowed for class. No wrist watches, rings, or other
jewelry. |
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Sports bras may not be worn in class. |
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| Boys: |
Black or gray
tights, white fitted t-shirt, thin white socks, black
or white canvas slippers. |
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| Jazz
Class: |
Black or pink
tights. |
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Any color leotard. |
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Beige jazz shoes. |
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Jazz shorts, optional. |
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| Tap
Class: |
Loose fitting
clothes that allow the teacher to see the knees and
ankles; shorts, leggings, or tights with a leotard
or T-Shirt. Basic black Tap shoes. |
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