Dress Code
What to wear to class at JWSD Cross Park.
Proper dance attire helps dancers move safely and comfortably, and helps teachers see alignment and technique. Below is the dress code for our Recreational program. Body Talk Dance Company members receive a separate dress code guide in their handbook.
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Pink or black leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes. Hair must be pulled back and secured — a bun is preferred.
Leotard or fitted top with dance shorts or leggings. Tan or black tap shoes.
Leotard or fitted top with dance shorts or leggings. Tan or black jazz shoes.
Comfortable athletic wear — fitted joggers, leggings, or shorts with a fitted top. Clean, non-marking athletic shoes (not worn outside).
Form-fitting leotard or fitted top and shorts/leggings. Bare feet or acro shoes. No loose clothing.
Comfortable athletic wear — fitted joggers, leggings, or shorts with a fitted top. Clean, non-marking athletic shoes.
Form-fitting leotard or fitted top and shorts/leggings. Bare feet. No loose clothing or jewelry.
General Guidelines
Hair must be pulled back and secured for all classes. A bun is required for ballet.
No jewelry during class — earrings, necklaces, and bracelets can be a safety hazard.
Dance shoes should only be worn inside the studio to preserve the floors and extend shoe life.
Proper dance shoes are required for all classes. Street shoes are not permitted on the dance floor.
Questions about attire? Email [email protected] and we'll help you get set up.