Use Dancewear To Enhance And Elongate Your Upper Body

g, lithe body is ideal for a dancer but everyone isyour entire upper body. Also, for a flattering ballet
not blessed to have one naturally. For those wholine on your back, wear a low v back - this should
need a little help in that area, certain items ofbe several inches lower than the front of your
dancewear can be worn to project a moreleotard.
streamlined image to flow with fluid danceArms
movements. From the cut of a leotard to theIt is wise not to wear tank or short sleeve ballet
arch of a ballet shoe, note the following points toleotards because they may shorten your arms.
look and perform your best.Wear a camisole leotard to elongate and flatter
Headyour arms. Long sleeved leotards will do the same
To create a longer line for your head and neckthing and can make your arms appear thinner.
you should wear a high bun. It does not need toArms are very important in ballet, therefore it is
be on the top of your head, but it should be aessential to do everything you can to make them
little higher than the back, center portion of yourlook good.
head. You should use bobby pins, gel, and hairColor
spray to keep your hair in place and out of yourAs everyone knows, black is by far the most
face. You may also want to use a hairnet thatflattering color to put on your body. Other dark
matches the color of your hair to keep all of thecolors may be flattering as well, depending on
fly-a-ways in place.your skin tone. If you want to wear a color, but
Neck,Shoulders and Backare unsure of what color would look good on you,
Your leotard, or the bodice of your tutu, shouldmid to dark shades of blue are usually very nice
have a low v-neckline to make your neck looklooking on everyone.
longer. It should also open up wide to the ends ofStay tuned for part two of this article: Use
your shoulders to open up the chest area.Dancewear to Enhance and Elongate Your Lower
Leotards and tutu bodices with these features willBody.
help to make a more graceful appearance for