MPSD Dress Code

  • Solid Color Leotard (Any Style)

  • Pink Footed or Convertible Tights

  • Pink Leather or Canvas Ballet Shoes

Ballet/Pointe

  • Tightly fitted Tank Top or Athletic Shirt

  • Tightly Fitted Leggings or Shorts (Optional)

  • Neutral colored Sneaker

Hip Hop

  • Solid Color Leotard (Any Style)

  • Pink Footed or Convertible Tights

  • Pink Leather or Canvas Ballet Shoes

Creative Movement

  • Tightly fitted Tank Top or Athletic Shirt

  • Tightly Fitted Leggings or Shorts (Optional)

  • Tan Jazz Shoe

Musical Theatre

  • Solid Color Leotard (Any Style)

  • Black Shorts or Leggings (Optional)

  • Tan Jazz Shoes

Jazz

  • Tightly Fitted Tank Top or Athletic Shirt

  • Tightly Fitted Leggings or Shorts (Optional)

  • Black LACE UP Tap Shoes

Tap

  • Solid Color Leotard (Any Style)

  • Black Shorts or Leggings (Optional)

  • Tan Half-Sole Turners

Lyrical/Contemporary

  • Tightly fitted Tank Top or Athletic Shirt

  • Tightly Fitted Leggings or Shorts (Optional)

  • *Wear whatever you are comfortable in!*

Adult Classes

Why is the Dress Code Important?

  • Safety

    Wearing the proper dance attire is important not only for each dancer’s growth, but also for the safety of the entire class. Fitted clothing allows teachers to clearly see alignment and ensure students are engaging the correct muscles, helping to prevent injury. Proper shoes and attire also create a safe environment by reducing slips, trips, or distractions, allowing everyone to move freely and focus on dancing together.

  • Modesty & Age Appropriate Dancewear

    Modest, well-fitted clothing helps dancers feel comfortable and confident, while also allowing them to move freely without distraction. Choosing attire that reflects both professionalism and age-appropriateness ensures that students can focus fully on their training while maintaining a standard of respect for themselves and others.

  • Fairness

    Following the dress code promotes fairness by ensuring that all dancers are held to the same standard. When everyone follows the same expectations, it creates a sense of unity and equality in the classroom. This consistency allows teachers to focus on instruction rather than exceptions, helping to build a respectful and supportive environment where all students can thrive.