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Dress Code

Importance

Dress codes are established to promote learning and unity within a classroom setting. Correct classroom attire not only allows teachers an unobstructed view of correct alignment and muscle use, it is also part of the discipline of dance. We thank you for adhering to our dress code policies and making sure your child is ready for dance class!

Convenience

LDA is proud to offer all of your dress code needs for purchase right at the studio. From leotards, skirts, tights and all shoes, we have what you need for class! No need to run around or order online, we can help make sure you have the right size. Looking for something special? We have access to exclusive styles you won't find anywhere else.

Get Sized

Our staff is trained to size your dancer's shoes with room to grow so you don't have to purchase additional shoes throughout the school year. Bring your dancer to be sized at the La Danse Academie Open House, or stop by the office before your dancer's class. We can also help find the perfect sized leotard, skirts, and tights.

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All Dancers

  • All dancers must be covered from shoulder to mid-thigh, and no exposed midriff is allowed

  • Cover-ups including leggings, shorts, skirts, or sweaters must be black

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Core Class

Ballet, Tap and Jazz

  • Option 1: Black dance dress with pink or skin tone tights (only 2nd grade and younger)

  • Option 2: Black leotard with pink or skin tone tights

  • Option 3: Black top with black athletic shorts or pants

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Elective Class

Hip Hop, Contemporary, Pointe, Company, Accelerated Tap

  • Option 1: Any color dance dress with pink or skin tone tights (only 2nd grade and younger)

  • Option 2: Any color leotard with pink or skin tone tights

  • Option 3: Any color top with black athletic shorts or pants

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Shoes

Shoes dependent upon specific class enrollment

  • All dance shoes must be sized and ordered through La Danse Académie

  • Shoes purchased elsewhere can damage the dance floor

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Hair

  • For safety, hair must be secured away from the face in a bun or tight braid. Short hair and bangs should be pushed back with bobby pins or a headband. Hair must be secured prior to the start of class. Loose hair can be a safety hazard to the eyes while dancing.

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