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All dancers must wear the required BR uniform.
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Ballet Option #1
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L1: Blue uniform (Purchase: Leotard & Skirt)
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L2: Dark Green uniform (Purchase: Leotard & Skirt)
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L3: Dark Purple uniform
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L4-L6: Burgundy uniform
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Part-time: Burgundy uniform
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All levels must wear convertible pink or skin color tights and ballet shoes that match the color of their chosen tights.
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L2-L6 Purchase: Child Size Leotard | Adult Size Leotard
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L2-L6 Purchase: Child Size Skirt | Adult Size Skirt
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Ballet Option #2
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L1: Blue uniform shirt
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L2: Dark Green uniform shirt
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L3: Dark Purple uniform shirt
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L4-L6: Burgundy uniform shirt
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Part-time: Burgundy uniform shirt
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All Levels must wear convertible black shorts or tights with black ballet shoes to class
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For all elective classes, dancers should wear black bottoms (shorts, leggings, or sweatpants) with a comfortable top.
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Electives
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Hip-hop: Clean sneakers,
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Jazz: Black jazz shoes
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Composition/Contemporary: Black socks
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Ballroom: Heeled ballroom shoes (feminine) or flat ballroom shoes (masculine)
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Stretch & Conditioning: Barefoot
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Tap: Black Tap shoes (L3-L6 lace up)
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Additional Dress Code Guidelines
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Level 1 dancers may wear white ankle socks instead of tights if preferred.
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Dancers wearing jeans or other casual, non-dance attire will not be permitted to participate in class and will be asked to observe.
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Remove all warm-ups before entering the studio.
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Ballet skirts are permitted.
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Shorts may be worn during menstruation.
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Students in Levels 3–6 may wear a non-uniform leotard or dance shirt during rehearsals.
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Students in Levels 4–6 may wear a non-uniform leotard or dance shirt for Wednesday classes only.
Hair Guidelines
BR supports the CROWN Act, which protects individuals from discrimination based on hair texture and protective hairstyles.
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Hair should be neatly secured away from the face and, when possible, worn in a ballet bun.
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Protective styles, including braids that lie close to the head, are welcome.
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Short hair should be neatly secured away from the face.
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Ponytails are not allowed during ballet classes unless otherwise instructed.
Jewelry & Personal Belongings
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Please avoid wearing jewelry, including necklaces, bracelets, anklets, and watches. Medical alert jewelry and medical devices are always permitted.
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Label all personal belongings, especially shoes and water bottles.
Ballet Shoes
Please do not wear ballet shoes outside the studio unless you are walking directly on a dance floor. This helps keep the studio floors clean and extends the life of your shoes.