Dress Code
A uniform is fantastic way to alleviate stress in knowing what to wear for class. It also allows for visibility when correcting posture and technique.
GMB prefers all students to follow the dress code. It is intended for any student, male and female presenting, and non-binary.
Hair
All dancers should have hair pulled back and out of their face and eyes. This is important for safety and for correct technique. Hair whipping in your eyes during turns is no fun!
Ballet
Pink or coloured tights that reflect natural skin tones, or black tight shorts
Leotard without attached skirt (no rhinestones or other decorations that may catch on fabric, please)
Canvas ballet slippers
Optional: short ballet skirt (wrap or pull-on)
Optional: thin white ankle socks instead of tights
Contemporary Modern
Leotard or form fitting shirt
Black leggings or footless tights
Optional: knee pads for floor work
Optional: warm up joggers or tops - these will be asked to remove after warm up
Jazz
Leotard or form fitting shirt
Leggings, tight shorts or footless tights
Jazz shoes or bare feet*
*Specific jazz footwear is not mandatory at this time. Although for ongoing training, jazz shoes will be wanted, the upcoming session and recital performance can be enjoyed in bare feet.
Optional: warm up joggers or tops - these will be asked to remove after warm up
Tap
Leotard or form fitting shirt
Black leggings with socks
Black tap shoes
Optional: warm up joggers or tops - these will be asked to remove after warm up
Adult Dancers
You have the freedom to choose whichever clothing feels most comfortable. Leggings and somewhat fitted t-shirts or tanks are totally fine.
Ballet
Ballet uniform for ballet encouraged :)
Ballet slippers, bare feet or socks.
Contemporary Modern
Comfortable clothes to move in.
Bare feet or socks.
Jazz
Comfortable clothes to move in.
Bare feet, jazz shoes or clean sneakers.
Tap
Comfortable clothes to move in.
Tap shoes and socks.
Conditioning
Comfortable gym clothes
Clean, indoor sneakers
Yoga mat or towel