Dress the Part

Ballet slippers allow for a better balance of friction and ease of movement when dancing. If you are considering extensive training then shoes are recommended. Ballet shoes come in leather and canvas, split soles and whole soles, all of which are good options.  The most most important factor is that you are comfortable. Jazz shoes are an alternative for dancers who prefer a small heel. 

Bodysuits also called leotards are a quintessential part to the ballet aesthetic. Sizing for bodysuits tends to run small and is mostly focused on the length of the torso.  Some have built in bra support, while others don't.  

Ballet Rosa offers more butt coverage. 

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Ballet skirts are a fun accessory to wear to class.  They come in a variety of styles, sizes and colours. Bullet skirts tend to be very short, teacher skirts are about a midi-length. Elasticated waist bands can provide a more secure feeling. 

Ballet tights are designed with more stretch than regular tights.  Convertible tights have a hole in the bottom of the feet to be allow for easy access to the feet and to roll up the tights. Leakproof tights for ease of mind are the latest development in ballet tights. 

Leakproof tights can be found here. 

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