Clara Skirt

Clara Skirt

Delicate and dreamy, the Clara Skirt is the perfect finishing touch for your lyrical look. Designed with soft mesh that gathers elegantly on both sides, this versatile piece flows beautifully with every movement. Wear it over your favourite lyrical leotard, or pair it with briefs and a crop to create a custom stage-ready style.

Whether you’re enhancing a costume or completing your performance outfit, this skirt adds just the right touch of elegance.

• Lightweight mesh with gathered side detailing

• Easy to pair with leotards, or crops and briefs

• Ideal for lyrical and contemporary stage costumes

Pairs with Isobel Leotard, Mesh Performance Crop, Nina Leotard, Ivy Leotard, Cleo Leotard, Kylie Leotard and more.

Colours available:

Available in black, cream forest green, mocha and teal.

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Guides

Warming up is a crucial part of any dance practice or performance. It involves performing specific exercises and movements to prepare the body physically and mentally for the demands of dance. The importance of warming up cannot be overstated, as it provides numerous benefits that enhance a dancer’s overall performance and reduce the risk of injury. Find out more tips about how to warm up for your dance class here Dance class warm up.

Quick outfit changes are essential for dancers, especially during performances and shows with multiple costume changes. To ensure smooth and efficient outfit changes, dancers often rely on a “quick change kit” or “dance bag”. Therefore, this bag should contain key items to help transition between costumes quickly.

Here’s a list of items you might need for a dancer’s quick outfit change: Dance recital kit.

The smell of hairspray, bobby pins everywhere and some great music!  Ta da, you have just entered the world of dance competitions! If you haven’t yet been in one, well there’s always such a great air of anticipation in the lead up to your first dance comp and this excitement and reward gets bigger as you become a more experienced dancer.

Participating in a dance competition or eisteddfod can be an exciting and rewarding experience for dancers. While the specific details may vary depending on the competition’s size, location, and organization, here are some common things you can expect at a dance competition: Dance eisteddfods.