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dancewear

American  
[dans-wair, dahns-] / ˈdænsˌwɛər, ˈdɑns- /

noun

  1. clothing, as leotards and tutus, designed for dancing or dance practice.


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In the comments on her TikTok video, Copeland noted that the MasterClass clip was filmed pre-pandemic and that a number of dancewear companies have since created different shades of pointe shoes.

From Los Angeles Times

My mind flashes back to that day I spent at the beginning of the school year, trying on pointe shoes in a dancewear shop in the U District.

From Literature

Throughout, sleek dancewear is also on display.

From New York Times

At that time, dancewear wasn’t sexy or exciting.

From The Guardian

But another petition, too, had been making the same argument, targeting the dancewear company Bloch in 2018, Good Morning America reports.

From Fox News