Ballet Dance Wear
From Head to Toe!
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Follow my guidelines on what ballet dance wear you need and you'll always be wearing the right dance kit!
Here is a list of the ballet dance wear which you'll most probably need sometime in your life as a dancer. You can even print out the list and cross out the garments as you buy them, or stick it on your pin board so that you don't forget anything next time you go dancing.... --------------------------------------------------- Hair equipment - Brush or Comb
Bun nets
Hair grips
Hair pins
Hair Elastics
Hair Spray
Water spray
Mirror
Clothing - Tracksuits
Hoodies
Dance Tops - strappy, cropped, t-shirts
Dance Pants - Trackpants, jazz pants
Dance Shorts
Leggings Ballet Leotards Ballet Tights Ballet Tutu Ballet Skirt Warm Ups - Leg Warmers
Crop Tops
Knitted all in one
Cardigans
Knitted shorts
Performance Supplies - Ballet Body Liner (Nude leotard to wear underneath ballet costumes)
Fake Eye Lashes (For performances)
Pearl/ Diamond Earings
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For inside you Ballet Bag....
Pointe Shoes Ballet Flat shoes Foot equipment - Animal Wool
Toe Pads
Plasters
Toe Tape
Resin
Ribbon/Elastic
Sewing Kit Water Bottle Spare hair equipment --------------------------------------------------- Find yourself a practical and spacious ballet bag so that you won't ever be forgetting things or running back to your locker to grab your pointe shoes! A dancer's ballet bag is like a Mary Poppins bag.... it should have everything in it that a dancer needs!! Ballet dancewear is a major part to every dancer. Dancers need to be kitted out from head to toe. Dancers like to be nice and snug in their warm ups and tracksuits, yet wear light layers so they can strip off as they begin to warm up. You want to be wearing light layers of clothes so they don't feel heavy as you warm up and don't restrict your movements. Professional dancers like to keep well wrapped up in between rehearsals, perhaps with socks over their shoes or some kind of woolen all-in-one, so they can get warm quicker. It's important to wear clothes provide you to keep your muscles warm both before, during and after class. As I gradually moved through my training as a dancer I discovered what I needed and which ballet supplies were essential to me. You can buy your ballet dancewear on the internet, from catalogs, from your local dance shop, or even sometimes from normal high street shops. Follow my little checklist of ballet dance wear and you can gradually build up your dance wardrobe!
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