Whether in the training classroom or on the stage, dancers wear specially designed clothes. Although some clothes may change their styles with fashion, for dancers, training clothes are not only for looking good, but each one has its practical function. Tights and tights are the most basic training clothes for dancers. In classical ballet, girls usually wear black tights with pink tights. Some schools like to let girls wear socks and tights of various colors.

Sometimes tights are covered with a short waist skirt made of very thin material. Boys usually wear white T-shirts with black tights.

In the initial stage of practice, "leg protectors" can help dancers warm up quickly. Once the muscles are warmed up, they should be taken off. Protective clothing made of wool is often worn by dancers when they are rehearsing, waiting for the stage or changing people.

Hairstyles are also part of dancers' costumes. Classical ballet girls like to tie half a long hair in a bun at the back of their heads, so that the lines of their necks and heads are very clear.

Ballet soft shoes are training shoes that girls and boys have to wear before practicing their toes. They are made of soft thin leather or canvas. Girls wear pink and boys wear black or white. Shoes should be tightly wrapped around your feet. Hard pointed shoes, they must fit perfectly. Ribbons should be sewn on shoes by each dancer in his own way. After putting on shoes, the ribbon crosses around the foot for 3 times, and the silk lead must be neat. Many dancers also wear shoes, so that the satin of pointy shoes won't shine under the stage lights.