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Any Color/Style of Top and/or Bottom Apparel with DG Logo (2.5-5yrs may still wear Pink Combo Outfit) If bottom is not DG may wear Shorts/Leggings/Pants (Not Baggy) BAREFOOT Any Color/Style of Top and/or Bottom Apparel with DG Logo If bottom is not DG may wear Shorts/Leggings/Pants (Not Baggy) ● Footed/Convertible Tan Tights ● Black Acro Shoes DG Logo Leotard and Capri’s/Leggings ● If bottom is not DG may wear Capri’s/Leggings (Not Baggy) ● No Tights & Barefoot Pink DG Logo Leotard (May be plain, or with Tutu/Skirt) ● Pink Footed Tights ● Pink Ballet Shoes & Tan Tap Shoes Tutu/Skirt must fall above the knee Black DG Logo Leotard ● Pink Tights) ● Pink Split Sole Ballet Shoes (Pointe Classes need Convertible Pink Tights 2 Piece Hot Pink Mixed Set Outfits (Only Shorts/Leggings) Pink/Purple/White Hip Scarf ● Tan Footed Tights ● Tan Jazz Shoes DG Logo Tank Top/Crop Top & Shorts/Leggings (No T-shirts) ● If Shorts/Leggings not DG, must be Form Fitted (Not Baggy) Hip Scarf ● Tan Tights ● Tan Jazz Shoes DG Logo T-Shirt/Tank/Crop Top & Shorts or Leggings ● If Shorts/Leggings not DG Logo, must be Form Fitting (Not Baggy) Hip Scarf ● Barefoot (No Tights) DG Logo Leotard or Tank Top/Crop Top & Shorts/Leggings (No T-shirts) ● If Shorts/Leggings not DG Logo, must be Form Fitting (Not Baggy) Tan Footless Tights ● Tan Turners Black DG Leotard ● Flamenco Skirt Tan Tights ● Black Character Shoes (At least 1 DG Logo) Leotard/T-shirt/Tank/Crop Top &/Or Shorts/Leggings/Pants Tan Tights ● Black Converse Style High Top Hip Hop Sneakers DG Logo Leotard/T-shirt/Tank/Crop Top & Shorts/Leggings ● If top or bottom NOT DG Logo, must be Form Fitting (Not Baggy) Tan Tights ● Tan Jazz Shoes DG Logo Leotard/T-shirt/Tank/Crop Top & Shorts/Leggings ● If top or bottom NOT DG Logo, must be Form Fitting (Not Baggy) ● Tan Tights Tan Jazz Shoes ONLY Tan Jazz Shoes/Ballroom Heels/Shoes/Character Shoes DG Logo Leotard/T-shirt/Tank/Crop Top & Shorts/Leggings ● If top or bottom NOT DG Logo, must be Form Fitting (Not Baggy) Tan Footless Tights ● Tan Turners DG Logo Leotard/T-shirt/Tank/Crop Top & Shorts/Leggings ● If top or bottom NOT DG Logo, must be Form Fitting (Not Baggy) Tan Footless Tights ● Tan Turners DG Logo Leotard/T-shirt/Tank/Crop Top & Shorts/Leggings If top or bottom NOT DG Logo, must be Form Fitting (Not Baggy) Tan Footless Tights Tan Turners Voice Group Class: Shoes Nor Tights are specified. DG Logo Leotard/T-shirt/Tank/Crop Top & Shorts/Leggings If top or bottom NOT DG Logo, must be Form Fitting (Not Baggy) Tan Tights Elementary/Beginner Tap STUDENT (U-SHELL) TAP SHOES Levels beyond Beginner Tap Performance Jazz Tap Shoes.

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Recital Costume Requirements 2018 *In Show Order* Class/Name/Time Costume Footwear/Tights/Undergarments Hair EC Ballet Age 6 Monday 5 P.M
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