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Ballet Costumes

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Ballet I

 

Costume Care instructions:

Write Child's name on EVERY piece of costume, even both shoes. If it is coming to the Auditorium it should have a name on it!

Remove the costume from the garment bag. Hang upside down and steam out the tutu so that it is fluffy and not wrinkled. You may also leave it in the bathroom as the shower runs to help with steaming.

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Costume Changes!

If your child has one or more costume changes they are REQUIRED to have and wear a foundation garment (Nude leotard). You can find these on Amazon, Discount Dance and The Dance Store in Salem. This will aid with quick changes and maintain modesty.

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Provided by Studio

  • Brown ballet dress

  • Arm covers

  • Mouse ears

  • Pink tights

 

Provided by Family

  • Pink Ballet Shoes

  • Nude Leo if they complain about itching or having a costume change

 

Hair:

  • Ballet Bun - this could be a "Happy Bun" (worn low on the back of the head, right above the neck) or a "Classical Bun" (worn on the crown of the head). Hair too short for a Ballet bun should be secured away from the face if it drifts into the eyes. Otherwise it can just exist on the owner's head in whatever way it usually would.

  • Clip the ears to the top of the head.

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Ballet I/II & Ballet II

 

Costume Care instructions:

Write Child's name on EVERY piece of costume, even both shoes. If it is coming to the Auditorium it should have a name on it!

Remove the costume from the garment bag. Hang upside down and steam out the tutu so that it is fluffy and not wrinkled. You may also leave it in the bathroom as the shower runs to help with steaming.

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Costume Changes!

If your child has one or more costume changes they are REQUIRED to have and wear a foundation garment (Nude leotard). You can find these on Amazon, Discount Dance and The Dance Store in Salem. This will aid with quick changes and maintain modesty.

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Provided by Studio

  • White dress

  • White hair bow

  • Pink tights

  • Wings (studio will keep these until the show)

 

Provided by Family

  • Pink Ballet Shoes

  • Nude Leo if they complain about itching or having a costume change.

 

Hair: 

  • Ballet Bun - this could be a "Happy Bun" (worn low on the back of the head, right above the neck) or a "Classical Bun" (worn on the crown of the head). Hair too short for a Ballet bun should be secured away from the face if it drifts into the eyes. Otherwise it can just exist on the owner's head in whatever way it usually would.

  • The hair bow that came with the costume should be secured above (preferably) or to the side of the student’s ballet bun. If hair is too short for a bun, it can be used to hold hair back from the face to one side.

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Ballet IIi

 

Feminine Presenting:

 

Costume Care instructions:

Write Child's name on EVERY piece of costume, even both shoes. If it is coming to the Auditorium it should have a name on it!

Remove the costume from the garment bag. Hang upside down and steam out the tutu so that it is fluffy and not wrinkled. You may also leave it in the bathroom as the shower runs to help with steaming.

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Costume Changes!

If your child has one or more costume changes they are REQUIRED to have and wear a foundation garment (Nude leotard). You can find these on Amazon, Discount Dance and The Dance Store in Salem. This will aid with quick changes and maintain modesty.

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Provided by Studio

  • Blue, green, pink, or purple dress

  • Pink tights

  • 2 rhinestone hair pins

 

Provided by Family

  • Pink Ballet Shoes

  • Nude undergarments

  • Nude Leo if they complain about itching or having a costume change.

 

Hair:

  • Ballet Bun - this could be a "Happy Bun" (worn low on the back of the head, right above the neck) or a "Classical Bun" (worn on the crown of the head). Hair too short for a Ballet bun should be secured away from the face if it drifts into the eyes. Otherwise it can just exist on the owner's head in whatever way it usually would.

  • Hair pins on the right side of the head near the bun.

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Male Presenting:

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Costume Care instructions:

Write Child's name on EVERY piece of costume, even both shoes. If it is coming to the Auditorium it should have a name on it!

Remove the costume from the garment bag. Hang upside down and steam out the tutu so that it is fluffy and not wrinkled. You may also leave it in the bathroom as the shower runs to help with steaming.

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Costume Changes!

If your child has one or more costume changes they are REQUIRED to have and wear a foundation garment (Nude leotard). You can find these on Amazon, Discount Dance and The Dance Store in Salem. This will aid with quick changes and maintain modesty.

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Provided by Studio

  • Blue mesh shirt

 

Provided by Family

  • Black Ballet Shoes

  • Black legging from last year

  • Light colored under shirt

  • Nude Leo if needed

 

Hair:

  • Out of face

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Ballet IV/V Tuesday (Flower)

 

Costume Care instructions:

Write Child's name on EVERY piece of costume, even both shoes. If it is coming to the Auditorium it should have a name on it!

Remove the costume from the garment bag. Hang upside down and steam out the tutu so that it is fluffy and not wrinkled. You may also leave it in the bathroom as the shower runs to help with steaming.

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Costume Changes!

If your child has one or more costume changes they are REQUIRED to have and wear a foundation garment (Nude leotard). You can find these on Amazon, Discount Dance and The Dance Store in Salem. This will aid with quick changes and maintain modesty.

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Provided by Studio

  • Green and pink dress

  • Pink tights

 

Provided by Family

  • Pink Ballet Shoes with ribbons 

  • Nude Leo

 

Hair: 

  • Ballet Bun- this could be a "Happy Bun" (worn low on the back of the head, right above the neck) or a "Classical Bun" (worn on the crown of the head). Hair too short for a Ballet bun should be secured away from the face if it drifts into the eyes. Otherwise it can just exist on the owner's head in whatever way it usually would. Jazz III/IV Space Buns are ok too.

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Ballet IV/V friday (snowflake)

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Costume Care instructions:

Write Child's name on EVERY piece of costume, even both shoes. If it is coming to the Auditorium it should have a name on it!

Remove the costume from the garment bag. Hang upside down and steam out the tutu so that it is fluffy and not wrinkled. You may also leave it in the bathroom as the shower runs to help with steaming.

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Costume Changes!

If your child has one or more costume changes they are REQUIRED to have and wear a foundation garment (Nude leotard). You can find these on Amazon, Discount Dance and The Dance Store in Salem. This will aid with quick changes and maintain modesty.

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Provided by Studio

  • Blue velvet dress

  • Pink tights

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Provided by Family

  • Pink Ballet Shoes

  • Nude Leo 

  • Nude undergarments

 

Hair: 

  • Ballet Bun- this could be a "Happy Bun" (worn low on the back of the head, right above the neck) or a "Classical Bun" (worn on the crown of the head). Hair too short for a Ballet bun should be secured away from the face if it drifts into the eyes. Otherwise it can just exist on the owner's head in whatever way it usually would. Jazz III/IV Space Buns are ok too. 

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Advanced Ballet (both classes)

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Feminine Presenting:

 

Costume Care instructions:

Write Child's name on EVERY piece of costume, even both shoes. If it is coming to the Auditorium it should have a name on it!

Remove the costume from the garment bag. Hang upside down and steam out the tutu so that it is fluffy and not wrinkled. You may also leave it in the bathroom as the shower runs to help with steaming.

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Costume Changes!

If your child has one or more costume changes they are REQUIRED to have and wear a foundation garment (Nude leotard). You can find these on Amazon, Discount Dance and The Dance Store in Salem. This will aid with quick changes and maintain modesty.

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Provided by Studio

  • Black dress

  • Fan

  • Choker

  • Flower

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Provided by Family

  • Ballet Shoes

  • Nude undergarments

  • Nude Leo

 

Hair: 

  • Ballet Bun- this could be a "Happy Bun" (worn low on the back of the head, right above the neck) or a "Classical Bun" (worn on the crown of the head). Hair too short for a Ballet bun should be secured away from the face if it drifts into the eyes. Otherwise it can just exist on the owner's head in whatever way it usually would. Jazz III/IV Space Buns are ok too.

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Masculine Presenting:

 

Costume Care instructions:

Write Child's name on EVERY piece of costume, even both shoes. If it is coming to the Auditorium it should have a name on it!

Remove the costume from the garment bag. Hang upside down and steam out the tutu so that it is fluffy and not wrinkled. You may also leave it in the bathroom as the shower runs to help with steaming.

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Costume Changes!

If your child has one or more costume changes they are REQUIRED to have and wear a foundation garment (Nude leotard). You can find these on Amazon, Discount Dance and The Dance Store in Salem. This will aid with quick changes and maintain modesty.

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Provided by Studio

  • Red button down

  • Gold sash around waist

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Provided by Family

  • Black Ballet Shoes

  • Nude undergarments/Leo

  • Black ballet tights

 

Hair: 

  • Out of face​​​

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