Posts Tagged ‘ dancewear ’

Gaultier Choreographs Dance-Inspired Fashion Movement for Summer

Oct 2nd, 2008 | By Blog Editor | Category: Newest Posts, Thoughts on Dance & Dance History

A performance by three modern dancers opened Jean Paul Gaultier’s ready-to-wear summer show on Tuesday evening in Paris. The dancers’ costumes did not resemble any of the pieces in Gaultier’s show. But the dancers’ movement illustrated the inspiration behind this designer’s summer line.



Long Live Your Leotards

Sep 30th, 2008 | By Blog Editor | Category: Newest Posts, Young Adult Dancers

If you’ve just started dance (or if you’ve just started doing your own laundry), you might not know how to handle all those dirty tights and leotards.

If you want to get long life out of your dancewear, follow these guidelines for washing and drying.



Ballet for Men: A Beginner’s Guide

Sep 26th, 2008 | By Blog Editor | Category: Guest Bloggers, Newest Posts

Guest blogger Will uses his experiences as an adult male ballet beginner to dispel a few myths about ballet.

And, he answers all your questions about tights, shoes, and dance belts!



From Centre Practice to Street Wear: Why Ballet-Inspired Fashion Sticks Around

Aug 18th, 2008 | By Blog Editor | Category: Thoughts on Dance & Dance History, Young Adult Dancers

Even if ballet has little presence in your city, you can still find its influence everywhere.
More specifically, you can find it in the leggings, wraps, and flats worn by fashion-conscious women in cities around the world.

Is this love of ballet-inspired fashion rooted in something more lasting than fad and designer decree?

Click on the title of this post to read more about ballet dancewear’s lasting impact on mainstream fashion.