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AUDITION LOOK
Look polished. Feel like yourself.
Your audition look should help you feel confident and prepared. Start with the team’s current requirements, then plan your attire, shoes, hair and makeup well before audition day.
Appearance guidelines vary by team. Always follow the current instructions from the official program.
START WITH THE TEAM’S REQUIREMENTS
Check the official requirements before planning your look.
Every team has its own expectations. Review the current audition instructions for attire, shoes, tights, hair, makeup, jewelry and anything else the team specifies.
PLAN YOUR AUDITION ATTIRE
Choose your look with movement in mind.
Once you know the team’s requirements, choose attire that fits properly, lets you move confidently and feels comfortable enough to perform in.
FOLLOW THE DRESS CODE
□ Required attire or style
□ Required colors, if specified
□ Shoes and tights
□ Jewelry and accessories
□ Any items the team prohibits
TEST THE FULL LOOK
▫ Practice dancing in your audition outfit
▫ Check fit through full range of movement
▫ Make sure shoes feel secure and comfortable
▫ Test your look in photos and videos
▫ Have backup essentials ready
COMPLETE YOUR LOOK
Plan the details before audition day.
Once your attire is set, think through the rest of your look so you’re not making last-minute decisions on audition day.
HAIR
Follow any team-specific guidance and choose a style you can maintain throughout the audition. Practice with it ahead of time so you know how it holds up while you move.
MAKEUP
FINISHING DETAILS
Follow the team’s instructions and choose a polished look that still feels like you. Test your makeup under different lighting and after dancing.
Confirm the team’s rules for jewelry, nails, accessories and anything else that completes your audition look. Keep the overall presentation intentional and audition-ready.
DO A FULL DRESS REHEARSAL
Try everything together before audition day.
Wear your complete audition look while you practice so you can catch anything that needs adjusting before it matters.
□ My outfit stays secure through full-out movement
□ My shoes are comfortable and audition-ready
□ My hair holds up while I dance
□ I've tested my makeup under realistic lighting
□ I have the essentials I'll need for touch-ups or backups