Pull on Skirts
Lazy Mini Skirt
Lace SANKA / TRI leotard
Ombre Pull on
Maiko Mesh
Lace Bella
Basic Full Drawsting Romper
Romper
Classic Giselle
Epaule -V
lace + print Elsa
Classic Jolie
Velvet Royale Bloc
Ecole Bloc
Print Mesh Selene
Print Sweety Bloc
Print Vivienne
Classic Selene
Here are our past CUSTOM collections
Print Heart
Mesh Crop top
Warmer crop top
Warmer Crop Top in Nautical
Classic Kimono
Classic Vivienne
Kimono-Bloc
Top: Smoke
Base: Pewter
Trim: Pink Butterflies
Lace Vivienne
Trim Carrie
Model wears a custom Carrie leotard, with base: Jade and white trim
Base: black, Trim: Champagne
There are 3 types of dancewear products on www.balletlove.co.
1. READY TO SHIP – RTS
2. DESIGN COLLECTION
3. CUSTOM
READY TO SHIP
These items are in stock and ready to be shipped to you within 24 hours.
DESIGN COLLECTION
Selected pieces become our signature items and they make the DESIGN COLLECTION. These pieces are inspired by current design trends, colors and styles. The quantities made may also depend on availability of special fabrics, or when we make our own prints (which we have a restricted supply).
When a new collection is made, a small quantity of it will be made ready to ship (RTS), and subsequent items will be MADE-TO-ORDER.
Production time of anything in the current collection will be approximately 1-2 weeks.
CUSTOM COLLECTION
For custom dancewear, the production time will take 2-3 weeks. This does not include shipping time.
Read MoreHi everyone, here is Balletlove Child leotard size chart. SHOP KIDS SECTION HERE.
email [email protected] if you would like to order or have any questions! Thank you.
The chart below is in CM for the measurements.
We now have a new lining option – “Bra Padding Pockets”. It is available in our custom dancewear.
Please refer to the pictures below.
bra padding pockets lining on leotard
Bra Padding Pockets
Taylor sent us her picture from Youth International Ballet Competition wearing our Ziyi Leotard. We think she looks gorgeous! Thanks Taylor!
Taylor wearing our Ziyi leotard for her competition
Ziyi Leotard
About International Ballet Competition (also known as American Dance Competition)
American Dance Competition (ADC|IBC)’s Founder and President Audrianna Broad started the competition to give young dancers a chance to be seen by industry leaders and a greater chance at a professional career. Looking back at her own dance career, Broad says, “We put so much energy into our daily training and our education, and on top of it, you had to make an audition video, assuming you could get performance footage. Back then it was so hard to get performance footage and put it together, and then you had to mail it in, follow up and personally audition – it was just such an ordeal.”
“Basically, I wanted to take several steps out of that process and while doing that, provide dancers a chance to further learn and perform, and help the young dancers get a name for themselves so they can build their own career. ADC|IBC allows dance students to meet top-notch directors and teachers.”
Held in Florida every year, the competition continues to grow in popularity. Last year’s event saw over 600 dancers compete. “We are seeing as much as we can,” says Broad. “It’s packed! The week is non-stop and we’re offering classes as well as competition. We’ve had to keep adding days but we’re getting to the point where if we keep adding days, I don’t know if it’s going to be accessible to all the dancers. Right now we’re at five days, and that might have to be our cap. We are fitting in as much as we can in that time frame.”
“It’s kind of like a job fair, but it’s more scholarship based,” explains Broad. “I want to keep creating these new programs, because I have so much to give and a growing list of contacts. That sets us apart from other competitions that I’ve seen. It’s great to win, but we are trying to create a long-term vehicle for dancers too, where they can market and promote themselves moving forward. That’s our objective here.”
It’s obviously an objective that is dear to the hearts of aspiring dancers across the globe, with 40 percent of the competitors coming from cities outside of the USA, with many dancers travelling from China, Hong Kong, Brazil and Central America.
For more about this competition, here is their official website.
Here are some of the pictures of a ballet beginner class conducted by Mr Chen Wei at NUS.
We find these pictures amazing because all the beginners have correct and uniform positions. Great job club members of Viva Latinus!
All students of Chen Wei cannot escape this very first exercise – learning to point our feet (and more and more and more.
Learning ballet posture is fundamental – it is forever.
Students are learning how to hold their arms in fifth position – ballet pose that non-dancers have come to associate with ballet.
Hope you all had a fun ballet experience!
Please email us at [email protected] if you wish to take private lessons or to book an instructor for a ballet workshop or corporate team bonding workshop even!
Read MoreCongratulations to all the winners of the 2nd CSD Dance Competition 2014 yesterday!
Mr Chen Wei expresses his gratitude and appreciation for being an adjudicator(judge) of the competition.
Chen Wei as a adjudicator for Crestar
Logan from Illinois, USA looks gorgeous in our Brielle in brick color (red)
Get our Brielle leotard here.
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