TRAINING UNIFORM AND EQUIPMENT
At the "Kolor" ensemble, dance discipline begins with appearance. A unified uniform helps dancers focus on work and allows the teacher to see every movement and nuance of muscle work.
Preparatory and Junior Groups (4–9 y.o.)
For Girls:
- Classic black leotard (long sleeves, without a skirt).
- White opaque tights.
- White soft ballet shoes.
- Hairstyle: neat bun with a hair net and bobby pins.
For Boys:
- White fitted short-sleeve t-shirt.
- Black shorts.
- White socks and white ballet shoes.
Intermediate Group (10–12 y.o.)
A unified black color helps focus on technique and outlines a clean silhouette in the mirror.
For Girls:
- Black long-sleeve leotard.
- Black lightweight ballet skirt.
- Black opaque tights.
- Black soft ballet shoes.
For Boys:
- Black fitted t-shirt without logos.
- Black dance trousers (stretchable).
- Black socks and black ballet shoes.
Senior and Adult Groups (13–17 y.o. and 18+)
The «Black & Cherry» style symbolizes mastery level.
For Girls:
- Elegant black leotard.
- Cherry-colored (bordeaux) semi-transparent ballet skirt.
- Black professional tights and ballet shoes.
For Boys:
- Black fitted t-shirt and special ballet trousers.
- Black socks and ballet shoes.
Footwear for Folk Dance
Folk Dance (ages 7+):
For Girls: Low, stable-heeled folk dance shoes with a strap.
For Boys: Black soft-shaft dance boots.
Contemporary Choreography
Jazz Shoes (ages 13+):
Jazz shoes provide a soft landing and allow the foot to breathe.
- For Girls: Low black leather jazz shoes.
- For Boys: High-top jazz shoes for ankle support.
USING INCORRECT FOOTWEAR CAN BE HAZARDOUS AND RUINS THE AESTHETICS OF THE PERFORMANCE