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Don't Stop Believin ' ​ 2018 Costume Book DON’T STOP BELIEVIN ’ . ​ Table of Contents Costume Info for Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz, Tap and Combo Classes + Finale! *​The​ Hip Hop Costume Guide​ is a separate PDF and includes ​Lil’ Funky Freedom & Funky Freedom​. **All Songs/Costumes Subject to Change!! *Current as of 1/15/18 Monday 2:45 - Ballet & Tap - Ms. Linda “Hollywood Cat” & “Doll on a Music Box” TAP: “Hollywood Cat” BALLET: “Doll on a Music Box” Shoes: ​Black Tap Shoes Any Style S​hoes: ​Pink Ballet Flats Costume: ​Fringe Skirt as Shown Costume: ​Ballet Black Trim as Shown Accessory:​ Hair Poof at Back Accessory:​ Hair Flower at Lower Back Left BOTH DANCES Tights: ​Pink from JiM Hair: ​Same Hair for entire Show! Dancer’s choice, pulled back out of face, up off neck, and sprayed neatly. Bun, french braid, etc. Monday 3:45​ - Break into Tap & Jazz - Ms. Linda “When We’re Human” & “Uptight” Costume: ​An emerald sequin spandex biketard is accented at the neck with satin trim and mesh insets. The shorts are black matte nylon/spandex. The back features four spaghetti straps and a G-hook closure. A separate but included cutaway satin skirt has an elastic waistband and is finished with feather boa trim. *Includes: sequin scrunchie; feather pouf hair clip. TAP: “When We’re Human” Jazz: “Uptight” Shoes: ​Black Tap Any Style Shoes: ​Black Jazz Any Style Costume:​ Feather Version as Shown Costume:​ Shorts Version as Shown BOTH DANCES Tights: ​Tan from JiM Hair: ​Same Hair for entire Show! Dancer’s choice, pulled back out of face and sprayed neatly. Medium ponytail, bun, ½ up ½ down for short hair, french braid, etc. Monday 4:45 - Ballet - Ms. Linda “Tale as Old as Time” Costume: ​Spandex leotard with attached adjustable satin shoulder straps has a floral lace overlay, beaded rhinestone applique, and tulle neckline detail. Attached romantic skirt is layers of tulle under a glitter mesh peplum. *Includes: Tiara Tights: ​Ballet Pink included from JiM Shoes: ​Pink Ballet Hair:​ Bun or Ponytail or French Braid, etc. (Any style up off the neck); Tiara Monday 5:45 - Contemporary - Ms. Linda “Wonderful World” ​by Israel Kamakawiwo'ole Costume: ​Spandex leotard has wrap front. Attached empire waist skirt of flowing watercolor tie-dye print chiffon has handkerchief hemline. *Includes: hair piece on comb. Shoes: ​None or Half Soles such as Capezio FootUndeez #H07 Tights: ​None. Hair:​ Dancer’s Choice, must be secured out of face. (ex: half ponytail, french braid, low or high bun, etc.) Monday 5:45 - Tap - Justin “Rebel” Costume: ​Plaid spandex leotard with fully-lined front bodice has spandex shorts with sequin spandex overlay and attached sequin spandex waistband. Attached skirt has layers of net. *​Includes: hat, suspenders, gloves, socks (not wearing hat in dance) Tights: ​optional - not included Shoes: ​Black Tap Hair:​ Same Hair for entire Show! Dancer’s choice, pulled back out of face and sprayed neatly. Medium ponytail, bun, ½ up ½ down for short hair, french braid, etc. Tuesday 5:45 - Tap-Tastic - Justin “Boogie Woogie / Candy Man” Costume: ​Spandex leotard with sequin mesh overlay has a keyhole back with hook closure and spandex waistband, collar, cuffs, and attached tie. Skirt is layers of organdy under spandex and sequin mesh overlay. *​Includes: hat with pre-sewn elastic loops, bobby pins, faux bugle & JiM providing bobby socks Tights: ​Provided by JiM Shoes: ​Black Tap Hair:​ Low to Medium Ponytail for hat placed just off center to the Right *PLUS...OPENING NUMBER TBD – More information to follow. Wednesday 2:00 - Tap & Jazz - Ms. Linda “Yakety-Yak” & “​??​” Costume: ​Dotted poly/spandex and ocean blue mystique nylon/spandex short leotard. Includes short nylon/spandex skirt with nylon/spandex waistband, poly/satin skirt with nylon/spandex waistband & poodle applique with sequin trim, and tricot underskirt with ruffle trim. *Includes: square faceted stone headband (no black hat hairpiece or gloves) TAP: “Yakety-Yak” Jazz: ​TBD S​hoes: ​Black Tap Shoes Any Style Shoes: ​Black Jazz or Black Ballet Shoes Any Style Costume: ​Poodle Skirt Version Costume: ​Blue skirt/shorts version - no gloves BOTH DANCES Tights: ​TBD Hair: ​Same Hair for entire Show! Dancer’s choice, pulled back out of face and sprayed neatly. Ponytail, bun, ½ up ½ down, french braid, etc. Wednesday 2:45 - Tap & Jazz - Ms. Linda “Footloose” & “I ​♥​ the 80’s” Costume: ​A paisley print poly/spandex bodice with foil velvet waist inset and attached confetti tulle over tricot skirt are topped off by a denim vest with matching foil velvet shoulder insets and back heart detail. Matte nylon/spandex shorts attached. *Includes: Denim vest; biketard with skirt; confetti-tulle hair bow; foil velvet mitts. TAP: “Footloose” Jazz: “I ​♥​ the 80’s” S​hoes: ​Black Tap Shoes Any Style Shoes: ​Black Jazz Shoes Any Style Costume: ​As Shown Costume: ​Alternate crop shirt TBD BOTH DANCES Tights: ​TBD Hair: ​Same Hair for entire Show! Dancer’s choice, pulled back out of face and sprayed neatly. Ponytail, bun, ½ up ½ down, french braid, etc. Wednesday 3:45 - Jazz - Ms. Linda “Cruella de Vil” Costume:​ ​Spandex dress with shelf bra and attached straps has a sequin houndstooth overlay at the yoke and features fringe with holographic sequins. Separate capri pants are spandex with an elastic waistband. *Using polka dot fascinator, not scrunchie that comes with costume. May add some red accents to hair piece. Tights: ​optional - not included Shoes: ​Black Jazz Hair:​ Headpiece over Right Eyebrow- Med to Low ponytail or french braid Wednesday 4:45 - Jazz - Ms. Linda “Fame (the Game)” Costume:​ ​The stretch-twill jacket of this two-piece costume features a ruffle collar, button closure and attached belt with rhinestone buckle. A separate but included matte nylon/spandex camisole biketard with adjustable straps provides comfortable coverage beneath the jacket. *Includes: fedora hat. Tights: ​Tan included from JiM Shoes: ​Black Jazz Hair:​ Ponytail or Bun of your choice Thursday 3:00 - Ballet & Tap - Ms. Linda “Creatures of the Rain & Sun” & “Painting a Picture” Costume:​ Moss nylon/spandex leotard with foil dot sheer front bodice overlay and sleeves. Band rosette flower trim. INCLUDES: sequin trimmed tricot tutu with foil dot top skirt, striped poly/satin and nylon/spandex pinafore with rickrack trim, bow on back and attached crepe bloomers, and bow with facet stone barrette. BALLET: “Creatures of the Rain & Sun” TAP: “Painting a Picture” S​hoes: ​Pink Ballet Flats Shoes: ​Black Tap Shoes Any Style Costume: ​As Shown for Ballet - Bow Left Costume: ​As shown except bow at back, not top of head, and no cheek circles BOTH DANCES Tights: ​Pink from JiM Hair: ​Same Hair for entire Show! Dancer’s choice, pulled back out of face and sprayed neatly. Ponytail, bun, ½ up ½ down, french braid, etc. Thursday 3:45 - ​Ballet & Tap - Ms. Linda “Hollywood Cat” & “Doll on a Music Box” Costume:​ Sequin spandex leotard with extended bike-shorts leg line has a keyhole back detail and mesh yoke with foil dots. All-In-One design includes spandex jazz skirt with fringe and attached faux buckle. Ballet skirt is layers of tulle on an elastic spandex waistband with the top layers featuring a soft swirling hem. *Includes: two headpieces, two interchangeable collars TAP: “Hollywood Cat” BALLET: “Doll on a Music Box” Shoes: ​Black Tap Shoes Any Style S​hoes: ​Pink Ballet Flats Costume: ​Fringe Skirt as Shown Costume: ​Ballet Black Trim as Shown Accessory:​ Hair Poof at Back Accessory:​ Hair Flower at Lower Back Left BOTH DANCES Tights: ​Pink from JiM Hair: ​Same Hair for entire Show! Dancer’s choice, pulled back out of face, up off neck, and sprayed neatly. Bun, french braid, etc. Thursday 4:45 - ​Jazz - Ms. Linda “Cheetah Love” *Color = Purple Costume: ​The stretch-satin bodice of this mock-neck dress is covered with a polka-dot mesh overlay with long sleeves, cold-shoulder cutouts and a teardrop keyhole in back. The Ultra Sparkle sequin spandex top skirt wraps the waist with a flattering, wide inset before spreading out over a two-tier tricot underskirt. The collar attaches with an adjustable snap closure. Matte nylon/spandex shorts attached. *Includes: crystal bun crown. Tights: ​Tan included from JiM Shoes: ​Black Jazz Hair:​ Dancer’s choice, pulled back out of face and sprayed neatly. Ponytail, bun, ½ up ½ down, french braid, etc. Thursday 5:45 - Tap - Justin “I’m a Believer” Costume:​ Black spandex unitard has extended bike-shorts leg line. Separate graphic print spandex hoodie has a fully functioning zipper and spandex hem, piping, and sleeve cuffs and features elastic loops to keep hood secure. *Includes: socks Tights: ​optional - not required Shoes: ​Black Tap Hair:​ Same Hair for entire Show! Dancer’s choice, pulled back out of face and sprayed neatly. Ponytail, bun, ½ up ½ down, french braid, etc. Friday 3:45 - Tap & Jazz - Ms. Linda “Footloose” & “I ​♥​ the 80’s” Costume: ​A paisley print poly/spandex bodice with foil velvet waist inset and attached confetti tulle over tricot skirt are topped off by a denim vest with matching foil velvet shoulder insets and back heart detail. Matte nylon/spandex shorts attached. *Includes: Denim vest; biketard with skirt; confetti-tulle hair bow; foil velvet mitts. TAP: “Footloose” Jazz: “I ​♥​ the 80’s” S​hoes: ​Black Tap Shoes Any Style Shoes: ​Black Jazz Shoes Any Style Costume: ​As Shown Costume: ​Alternate crop shirt TBD BOTH DANCES Tights: ​TBD Hair: ​Same Hair for entire Show! Dancer’s choice, pulled back out of face and sprayed neatly. Ponytail, bun, ½ up ½ down, french braid, etc. Friday 4:45 - Contemporary - Ms. Linda “Sound of Silence” Costume: ​ Various B​ lack Cherry ​ Tights: ​None. Shoes: ​Half Soles such as Capezio FootUndeez #H07 Hair:​ Dancer’s Choice, must be secured out of face. (ex: half ponytail, french braid, low or high bun, etc.) All Dancers - Finale - Justin & Ms.
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