geschrieben von Steve            am 15.02. um 04:29:32 - als Antwort auf: 1-piece leotards (tights) for men von walter clark at>tights, when I'm doing ballet. I'm thinking about joining a ballet class, I>never did it before. They would be snug to my body from my shoulders down to>almost my ankles. While I'm doing ballet, will they be confortable on me? When>I looked at a picture of a man doing ballet, wearing those tights, it inspired>me to join a ballet (or a dance company. These tights could be like an piece>of clothing (or a ballet uniform,doing a ballet dance practice in a dance studio>or in front of the audience in a theater.>When I join the ballet, and when it's time to put these>tights on (or don them), will they be hard for me to put on, or easy for me to put on. because they are made out of the lycra material, that would be snug to>your body.> The day when I will purchase them, along with the dance slippers, at a store>where dancewear for both men and women are sold, the choice of colors for them>I want will probably be orange, red, black, white, gray, tan, or brown. They>would be expensive, too. some of these tights have arm sleeves, and some>don't, similar to a tanktop.> Would men look good in these 1-piece tights?>> I am a beginner male ballet dancer and I have a 1 piece body suit that spans from my wrists all the way down to my ankles. They are indeed very snug, actually pretty tight on my body. Its fairly easy to put on and take off and its made out of lycra. They can be pricey but most dancewear isn't really cheap anyways. The only thing with body suits is that the cut in the crotch area isn't exactly designed for males but females. However, with a dance belt I'm sure you probably woudn't notice anyways. Hope that helpsSteve Antworten zu diesem Beitrag: |
