Dress Code Emma Vee Dance Studios

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Our Dress Code

Why we have a dress code

A dress code ensures that a teachers are able to see a dancer’s alignment and positioning. A teacher needs to be able to see a dancer's mistakes. Baggy clothing can mask bad habits, making corrections impossible.

A dress code will also teach students discipline, helping with overall focus and energy. By "dressing the part," dancers feel like dancers. Dress codes can also create unity among the dancers instead of causing a few dancers to stand out, much like a school uniform policy. Dress codes go a long way in minimizing distractions, and help give classes a unified look.

Hair Styles

Hair must be neatly groomed at all times Senior students are encouraged to wear mature hair styles.

Jewellery and Make-up

Only make-up that would be suitable and acceptable for auditions or casting is permitted. Jewellery may not be worn.

Our Uniform

All Uniform is available for purchase from class

Class Pre-Juvenile Primary Grade1	o	Royal Blue Leotard Pink Circular Skirt Pink Crossover Cardigan Royal Blue Leggings - winter months pink/white ballet socks Ballet Shoes or Tap shoes
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Grade 2 3 4		Black leotard Black Skirts Ballet Socks or Tights Jazz Trousers are permitted for Modern and Tap classes Ballet Shoes - Tap Shoes - Healed Shoes for Theatre Craft
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Grade 5 and above		Black or any colour regulation leotards Ballet Tights Jazz Trousers are permitted for Modern and Tap classes Ballet Pointe Shoes - Tap Shoes - New Yorker Healed Shoes for Theatre Craft Jazz sneakers may be worn for some sections of Modern Jazz syllabus