USA DANCE DANCESPORT RULEBOOK DRESS CODE RULES

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USA DANCE
DANCESPORT RULEBOOK
DRESS CODE RULES
USA DANCE:
DANCESPORT
RULEBOOK
2009 - 20101
DRESS REGULATIONS ONLY
Governing USA Dance® Competitions and Athletes
in the United States of America
USA Dance DanceSport® 2009-2010 Rulebook
© Copyright 1993-2008, USA Dance
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TECHNICAL RULES OF COMPETITION
3.10. DRESS REGULATIONS
3.10.1. GENERAL
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Apparel must create the Characteristic shape for each discipline; International Standard, American Smooth,
International Latin and American Rhythm (shape area).
Apparel must cover the intimate parts of the dancer’s bodies (intimacy area); this includes the breast area,
buttocks, hip area etc.
Apparel and make-up must respect age and level of dancers.
The use of religious symbols as decoration or decoration jewelry is not allowed (this does not apply to
personal jewelry).
The Chair of Adjudicators has the authority to require any athlete to remove items of decoration jewelry,
personal jewellery or decoration applied to a piece of apparel, if such items are deemed dangerous.
While athletes are not required to wear costumes in any style or proficiency level, they must minimally
comply with the syllabus dress code for the style in which they are competing.
All couples must accept the competitor’s number (Number Card) as issued by the organizer and are not
allowed to modify the card in any way.
*NOTE: With respect to international dress regulations, please be advised that these rules follow the IDSF
rules. However, there are slight differences between the two codes. Specifically, allowing Pre-Teen I & II
girls to wear a non-reflective flower or bow in her hair and allowing Pre-Teen I & II boys to wear black or
midnight blue shirts in Smooth, Latin, and Rhythm. Neither is allowed under the IDSF Dress Code
Regulations. Prior to attending any IDSF sanctioned event, please read the IDSF Dress Code Regulations
available at the IDSF website: www.IDSF.net. Failure to follow the IDSF Dress Code Regulations may
result in disqualification at that event.
3.10.2. GOOD TASTE RULE
Any use of material or colour or construction or other contrivance that gives the appearance of non-compliance
with these dress rules, even though there is no breach of the literal wording of these rules, will be considered a
breach of these rules if so determined by the Chair of Adjudicators. Approval of any deviation from the dress
regulations should be obtained in advance from the Chair of Adjudicators.
3.10.3. SANCTIONS
1.
2.
If an athlete is not dressed in accordance with these Dress Regulations and receives a warning from the
Chair of Adjudicators, the athlete must correct the dress code violation or be subject to disqualification by
the Chair of Adjudicators.
Repeated offenses against the dress code and/or repeated offenses against the spirit of the dress code at
any USA Dance or IDSF competition may be interpreted as unsportsmanlike conduct and may result in
further disciplinary action by the USA Dance DanceSport Council.
3.10.4. DEFINITIONS OF TERMS/RESTRICTIONS:
a) Shape area (SA) – minimum area that must be covered.
• Transparent materials are allowed in the following areas:
o the waist
o shoulders
o back between the waist and sleeves.
• Transparent materials are not allowed:
o in the panty area,
o the area between the HL (Hip Line) and PL (Panty Line),
o the breast areas.
b) Intimate Area
• Female intimate areas include breast area and the panty area; male intimate areas includes the chest
and panty area
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Intimate areas must be covered by opaque materials, or transparent materials lined with opaque
material – if the material is transparent then they must be heavily stoned, if allowed by proficiency
level and age.
• Transparent materials are allowed in other parts of the dance apparel outside of intimate areas
Panty Area
• Hip Line (HL) – top of panty area
May be below the waist, but must be above the buttocks in the back and continue around the
body in a horizontal line
Buttocks muscles and the separation between the buttocks must not be visible
• Panty Line (PL) – bottom of panty area
Skin colored dance pants are not allowed
Must fully cover the buttocks (tangas/thongs are not allowed)
The complete area between the HL and PL must be covered
The covering between the top and bottom edges of the dance pants on the side of the
hips/buttocks must be greater than 2 inches (5 cm)
Breast Area
• If skin color material is used to cover the breast area, it must be decorated so that it is clearly covered
• The distance between bra cups must be less than 2 inches (5 cm)
Basic Material – material which comprises the dance apparel
Decoration – anything fixed on or glued to, the basic material of the apparel, hair or skin
• With light effects (rhinestones, sequins, beads, pearls, etc.)
• Without light effects (feathers, flowers, bows, fringe, lace applications, ribbons, etc.)
• Tie clips, studs, cufflinks, and buckles without light effects are not considered decorations
Two-piece Dress – any blouse/top and skirt/trousers/short/bottom combination which gaps between
the upper garment and the lower garment allowing skin to show when athlete is either still or in motion.
Float – any non-structural material that flows behind the athlete while in the athlete is in motion (i.e., a
long scarf, cords hanging from sleeves, sashes etc.)
Make-up -- includes facial make-up, artificial tan, artificial nails, and artificial eyelashes
Decoration Jewelry – jewelry and/or accessories designed to be a part of specific dance apparel, whether
or not attached to said apparel, including chokers, arm/wrist bands and/or earrings that are made of or
covered with the same or similar material as the basic apparel material.
Personal Jewelry – jewelry that is unattached to the dance apparel and would be worn in the course of
everyday life or at a party, such as necklaces or earrings, wedding rings, etc.
Plain material – means no stripes, ribs, no material where there is a change between sheer and not sheer,
etc
NR – there are no restrictions in this area.
NA – not allowed
OA – only allowed
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Colors:
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Black (B) – means black or midnight blue
Black Only (Bo)
White (W)
Skin color (S) – equal to the color of the dancer’s skin during the competition (with tan)
Skin color with decoration (SwD)
Any color (C) – any color inc. mixed colors
Any color except skin color (CnS)
One color except skin color (C1nS)
Materials Required for Syllabus Apparel for Pre-Teen through Adult age categories:
If the dress/costume material is matte or low-sheen, it is allowed.
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Materials Not Allowed for Syllabus Apparel for Pre-Teen through Adult age categories:
High sheen and/or reflective fabrics, including fabrics with metallic flecks or threads, are not allowed.
Foil, beads, sequins, rhinestones, glitter, metallic thread or anything that may give the appearance of glitter or sheen, or
anything that may give the appearance of the above but is not mentioned is not allowed on any syllabus apparel for Pre-Teen
through Adult age categories.
Any questionable fabrics/designs must be cleared with the Chair of the Rules Committee or the DanceSport
Official for the event, prior to the actual start of the competition.
Pants – Are allowed for female athletes in the Adult – Senior III age groups, at all proficiency levels, but must
follow all the rules of coverage as stated for skirts and dresses for all proficiency and age levels.
Restrictions for All Female Athletes regardless of level:
• Tangas/Thongs are NA.
• Skin colors panties are NA.
• Breasts must be covered.
• The distance between bra cups must be less than 5 cm (less than 2”).
Restrictions for All Male Athletes regardless of level:
• Man’s Top Opening Point (TOP) – The point to which a man’s shirt can be opened in front.
• Long Sleeves/ed (LS) – Where sleeve length is indicated, the sleeves must be to the wrist.
• Rolled up sleeves are NA.
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3.10.5
PRE-TEEN I & II
3.10.5.1
International Standard /American Smooth – All Proficiency Levels
MALE ATHLETE:
Required:
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6.
A plain white long-sleeved shirt with white buttons, cotton or cotton/polyester blend preferred,
tucked into trousers. (A plain black or midnight blue long-sleeved shirt with the same colored buttons is
allowed in Smooth only.)
Black or midnight blue tie (bow or long) *Must be a black tie in IDSF competitions.
Black or midnight blue trousers (without side stripes of any kind)
Black or midnight blue socks
Black or midnight blue shoes (1” maximum heel height)
Long hair must be worn in a ponytail
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
Personal or decorative jewelry of any kind, including studs, cufflinks, necklaces, etc.
Vests
3.
Shiny or patterned materials
4.
5.
Pants with any strips, including a side stripe
Tail shirts, tux shirts, shirts with wing collars and/or French cuffs
6.
Un-tucked shirts
7.
8.
Rolled up sleeves
Cosmetics or make-up of any kind
9.
Decoration, material or shoes with any light reflective qualities
FEMALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
A one-color one-piece dress OR a white blouse tucked into a black or midnight blue skirt
a. Skirt may be plain or pleated, with a minimum of 1 half circle to a maximum of 1½ circles of
the same length
b. One plain underskirt of the same length as the overskirt is allowed
c. Skirt hem must not be shorter than 4” above the knee, nor longer than just under the knee
cap
i. Acceptable necklines (Appendix: Figure A) are jewel, scoop, boat, gathered, square,
v-neck, sweetheart, peter pan, or turtleneck
ii. Acceptable sleeves (Appendix: Figure B) are sleeveless, short sleeves, ¾ length sleeves,
long sleeves, puffed sleeves (short or long)
iii. Acceptable skirts (Appendix: Figure C) are gored, gathered, waist height v-bodice,
pleated, dropped waist, dropped-waist with v-bodice
A shoe with a block heel (1½” maximum heel height) without any embellishments or glitter
Short socks or flesh-colored tights may be worn (optional)
A hair bow or ribbon is allowed (optional) *Not allowed at IDSF competitions
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Not Allowed:
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Underskirts which are larger (in any dimension) than the overskirt
More than 2 layers of skirt as described above
Skirts or underskirts with ruffles or frills
Skirts or underskirts hemmed with boning, soft boning or fishline
Skirts with slits
Personal or decorative jewelry of any kind, including earrings (except a single gold or silver ¼” post
earring), necklaces, bracelets, etc.
7. Cosmetics or make-up of any kind
8. Decoration, material or shoes with any light reflective qualities, including shoe buckles
9. Hair decoration not specified above, including colored or glittered hairspray and any other light
reflective decorations
10. Gloves or floats
11. Mesh tights
3.10.5.2
International Latin/American Rhythm (all proficiency levels)
MALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
A plain black or midnight blue or white long-sleeved shirt with same colored buttons, cotton or
cotton/polyester blend preferred, tucked into trousers. *A black or midnight blue shirt is not allowed in
IDSF Competitions.
Black or midnight blue or white tie (bow or long) (optional) *A black/midnight or white tie/bow tie is not
allowed in IDSF Competitions.
5.
TOP - Top shirt button may be unbuttoned.
Black or midnight blue trousers (without side stripes of any kind) *Midnight blue trousers are not
allowed in IDSF Competitions.
6.
7.
Black shoes (1” maximum heel height)
3.
4.
Not Allowed:
1.
Personal or decorative jewelry of any kind, including studs, cufflinks, necklaces, etc.
2.
Vests
3.
4.
5.
Pants with any strips, including a side stripe
6.
7.
8.
9.
Un-tucked shirts
Rolled up sleeves
FEMALE ATHLETE:
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Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
A plain one-color one-piece dress OR a white blouse tucked into a black or midnight blue skirt
a.
Skirt may be plain or pleated, with a minimum of 1 half circle to a maximum of 1½ half circles
of the same length
b.
One plain underskirt of the same length as the overskirt is allowed
c.
Skirt hem must not be shorter than 4” above the knee, nor longer than just under the knee cap
i. Acceptable necklines (Appendix: Appendix: Figure A) are jewel, scoop, boat, gathered,
square, v-neck, sweetheart, peter pan, or turtleneck
ii. Acceptable sleeves (Appendix: Figure B) are sleeveless, short sleeves, ¾ length sleeves,
long sleeves, puffed sleeves (short or long)
iii. Acceptable skirts (Appendix: Figure C) are gored, gathered, waist height v-bodice, pleated,
dropped waist, dropped-waist with v-bodice
A shoe with a block heel (1½” maximum heel height) without any embellishments or glitter
Short socks or flesh-colored tights may be worn (optional)
A hair bow or ribbon is allowed (optional) *Not allowed in IDSF competitions
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Underskirts which are larger (in any dimension) than the overskirt
More than 2 layers of skirt as described above
Skirts or underskirts with ruffles or frills
Skirts or underskirts hemmed with boning, soft boning or fishline
Skirts with slits
Personal or decorative jewelry of any kind, including earrings (except a single gold or silver ¼” post
earring), necklaces, bracelets, etc.
7. Cosmetics or make-up of any kind
8. Decoration, material or shoes with any light reflective qualities, including shoe buckles
9. Hair decoration not specified above, including colored or glittered hairspray and any other light
10. Gloves or floats
11. Mesh tights
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Appendix I
Acceptable Necklines/Tops/Skirts/Combinations for
Pre-Teen I & II
A. Necklines – Required cuts, others – NA:
B. Sleeves – Required cuts, others – NA; Gloves – NA
C. Skirts – Required cuts, others – NA;
Examples of top and bottom combined:
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3.10.5.3 PRE-TEEN I & II DRESS SPECIFICATION
1. DANCE DRESS
Gender
Style
Pre-Teen I &
II
All
Proficiency
Levels
Male
Standard & Smooth
Latin & Rhythm
W/B LS shirt
B trousers
W/B tie/bow tie required for all styles
Female
Standard & Smooth
Latin & Rhythm
W blouse leotard or T shirt with C1NS (IDSF states
white T-Shirt only)
B skirt or
simple C1nS dress & panties or
C1nS leotard with same color skirt attached
Gloves - NA
2. DECORATIONS, LIGHT EFFECTS
Any decorations – NA
Any decorations – NA
Basic materials with light effects – NA
3. SHOES, SOCKS, TIGHTS
Heel: with a max 2.5 cm (1”) heel
Heel: block, with a max 3.5cm (1.5”) heel
B socks must be worn
Shoes with light effects - NA
C short socks are allowed
Tights: skin color – OA, mesh – NA
4. HAIRSTYLE
If the hair is long it must be worn in a ponytail
Decoration, (except for a hair bow or ribbon,) and
colored hairspray – NA
5. MAKE-UP
NA
6. DECORATION & PERSONAL JEWELRY: Decoration Jewelry = anything fixed on the basic dress material, hair, &
skin: with light effects (rhinestones, sequins, beads, pearls, etc.) and that looks like it is part of the dress (made from the
same or similar material.) Personal Jewelry = any jewelry worn on the body - jewelry that is unattached to the dance
apparel and would be worn in the course of everyday life or at a party, such as necklaces or earrings, wedding rings,
etc.
Decoration and Personal jewelry – NA
(Except for one plain gold or silver ¼ inch post per ear)
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3.10.6
JUNIOR I & II
3.10.6.1
International Standard – Syllabus Proficiency Levels
MALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
tucked into trousers.
Black tie (bow or long)
Black vest (optional)
Black or midnight blue trousers *Must be black only trousers at IDSF competitions.
Black or midnight blue shoes
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Decorative jewelry of any kind, including studs, cufflinks, necklaces, etc.
Un-tucked shirts
Rolled up sleeves
Colored tie/bow tie is not allowed
FEMALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
A one-piece single or multicolored dress OR a blouse tucked into a skirt (decorations without light
reflective qualities are allowed on dress)
Athlete’s skirt must cover the buttocks completely when athlete is still
A shoe with a heel height of 2” maximum without any embellishments or glitter
Short socks may be worn (optional)
Any non-reflective hair accessory may be worn (optional)
Decoration jewelry without light reflective qualities may be worn (optional)
Personal jewelry of any kind may be worn (optional)
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Two piece dresses
Decoration jewelry with light reflective qualities, including earrings necklaces, bracelets, etc.
Hair decoration not specified above, including colored or glittered hairspray and any other light
Gloves or floats
Mesh tights
3.10.6.2
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American Smooth – Syllabus Proficiency Levels
MALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
cotton/polyester blend preferred, tucked into trousers
2.
Black or midnight blue or white tie (bow or long)
3.
Black or midnight blue vest/cardigan/pullover (optional)
4.
Black or midnight blue trousers
5.
6.
7.
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
Tail shirts, tux shirts, shirts with wing collars and/or French cuffs,
4.
Rolled up sleeves
5.
6.
FEMALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
A shoe with or without a block heel (2” maximum heel height) without any embellishments or
glitter
4.
5.
6.
7.
Not Allowed:
1.
Two piece dresses
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Gloves or floats
7.
Mesh tights
3.10.6.3
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International Latin/American Rhythm – Syllabus Proficiency Levels
MALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
A plain black or midnight blue or white long-sleeved shirt or top, cotton or cotton/polyester blend
preferred, tucked into trousers
Black or midnight blue or white tie (bow or long) (optional)
TOP - Top shirt button may be unbuttoned
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Un-tucked shirt
Rolled up sleeves
FEMALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
A shoe with a heel height of 2” maximum without any embellishments or glitter
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Two piece dresses
Gloves or floats
Mesh tights
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3.10.6.4 JUNIOR I & II SYLLABUS DRESS SPECIFICATION
1. DANCE DRESS
Gender
Style
Junior I & II
Syllabus
Proficiency
Levels
Male
Standard & Smooth
W/B LS shirt
B vest/cardigan/
pullover (optional)
B trousers
W/B tie/bow tie
required
Female
Latin & Rhythm
W/B LS shirt
B vest (optional)
B trousers
W/B tie/bow tie
(optional)
Standard & Smooth
CnS Competition dress
Two piece dresses NA
Latin & Rhythm
CnS Competition dress
Two piece dresses NA
Decoration with light effects – NA
(Decoration without light effects are allowed)
Floats – NA
Junior I
Shoes: NR
Heel: with a max 5 cm (2”) heel
B socks must be worn
Shoes with light effects - NA
C short socks are allowed
Tights: mesh tights – NA
Junior II
NR
NR
4. HAIRSTYLE
Decoration with light effects and colored hairspray
– NA
5. MAKE-UP
Junior I
NA
Junior II
NR
etc.
Decoration jewelry with light effects – NA
(Decoration jewelry without light effects are allowed)
Personal jewelry – Allowed
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3.10.7
YOUTH/ADULT
3.10.7.1
International Standard – Syllabus Proficiency Levels
MALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
tucked into trousers OR
A tail shirt or tux shirt with wing collar (optional)
Studs and/or cufflinks (optional)
Black or midnight blue or white tie (bow or long)
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Decoration jewelry is not allowed
Shiny or patterned materials are not allowed
Un-tucked shirt
Rolled up sleeves are not allowed
Colored tie/bow tie is not allowed
Decoration or materials with any light reflective qualities are not allowed
FEMALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
A one-piece single or multicolored dress OR a blouse tucked into skirt OR a blouse/trouser
combination
Non-reflective decoration is allowed on the dance apparel
Personal jewelry of any kind (including rhinestones) may be worn (optional)
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Two piece dresses are not allowed
Decoration jewelry with light reflective qualities, including earrings necklaces, bracelets, etc., are not
allowed
Decoration, material or shoes with any light reflective qualities are not allowed
Colored or glittered hairspray and any other light reflective hair decorations are not allowed
Gloves or floats are not allowed
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3.10.7.2
American Smooth - Syllabus Proficiency Levels
MALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
cotton/polyester blend preferred, tucked into trousers
A solid colored tie (bow or long)
Tail shirts, tux shirts, wing collars, French cuffs are allowed (optional)
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Un-tucked shirt
Rolled up sleeves
FEMALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
A one-piece single or multicolored dress OR a blouse tucked into a skirt OR a blouse/trouser
combination
Athlete’s skirt must cover dance pants and buttocks completely when athlete is standing still
Non-reflective decoration on the dance apparel is allowed
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Two piece dresses are not allowed
Skin colored dance pants are not allowed
Decoration jewelry with light reflective qualities, including earrings necklaces, bracelets, etc. is not
allowed
3.10.7.3
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International Latin/American Rhythm – Syllabus Proficiency Levels
MALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
A plain black or midnight blue or white sleeved shirt or top, cotton or cotton/polyester blend
preferred, tucked into trousers
Tail shirts, tux shirts, wing collars, French cuffs are allowed (optional)
Black or midnight blue or white tie (bow or long) (optional)
TOP – Shirt may be opened to mid-chest.
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Decorative jewelry of any kind is not allowed
Shiny or patterned materials are not allowed
Sleeveless shirt
Un-tucked shirt
Rolled up sleeves are not allowed
Decoration or material with any light reflective qualities is not allowed
FEMALE ATHLETE:
Required:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
A one-piece single or multicolored dress OR a blouse tucked into a skirt OR a blouse/trouser
combination
Non-reflective decoration on the dance apparel is allowed
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Apparel consisting of a bra/bikini top with a bottom are not allowed
Decoration jewelry with light reflective qualities, including earrings necklaces, bracelets, etc. is not
allowed
reflective decorations is not allowed
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3.10.7.4 YOUTH & ADULT SYLLABUS DRESS SPECIFICATION
1. DANCE DRESS
Gender
Style
Youth &
Adult
Syllabus
Proficiency
Levels
Male
Standard & Smooth
Standard
B trousers
W LS shirt
W/B tie/bow tie
required
B vest/cardigan/
pullover /(opt)
Suspenders (opt)
Smooth
W/B shirt
B trousers
Tie/bow tie required
B vest/cardigan/
pullover /(opt)
Suspenders (opt)
Latin & Rhythm
W/B LS shirt
B vest (optional)
B trousers
W/B tie/bow tie
(optional)
Female
Standard & Smooth
Latin & Rhythm
CnS dress
CnS dress
two piece dresses – NA Top and trunk must not
no cuts below the
be only bikini
waistline
Floats – NA
NR
NR – on height of heel (light reflective
embellishments or material is – NA)
4. HAIRSTYLE
Decoration with light effects and colored hairspray
– NA
5. MAKE-UP
NR
etc.
Decoration jewelry with light effects – NA
(Decoration jewelry without light effects are allowed)
Personal jewelry – Allowed
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3.10.8
JUNIOR I & II/YOUTH/ADULT/SENIOR I, II & III
3.10.8.1
International Standard – Open Proficiency Levels
& Senior Syllabus Proficiency Levels
MALE ATHLETE:
Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Minimum standard of the age appropriate Standard syllabus dress code OR
Black or midnight blue tailsuit with all standard accessories allowed OR
Black or midnight blue vest or black or midnight blue suit jacket with white shirt and either white
bow tie or black or midnight blue long tie
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
No skin colored or flesh-toned suits, jackets, vests or shirts
Colored ties/bow ties
Un-tucked shirt
Rolled up sleeves
FEMALE ATHLETE:
Allowed:
1.
2.
Minimum standard of the age appropriate Standard syllabus dress code OR
Competition dress for Open Standard
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
No skin colored or flesh-toned dresses
No two-piece dresses
Dance pants must cover the buttocks completely; tangas/thongs are not allowed
Dance pants may not be skin colored or flesh-toned
Dance pants must be at least 2” from top to bottom at narrowest point in the hip area
Breast area must be covered with opaque fabric; if such fabric is flesh-toned, it must be decorated
heavily
Opening between bra cups may be no more than 2” wide
3.10.8.2
American Smooth – Open Proficiency Levels
& Senior Syllabus Proficiency Levels
MALE ATHLETE:
Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Minimum standard of the age appropriate Smooth syllabus dress code OR
Competition apparel for Open Smooth
A vest, jacket or bolero jacket in same color as trousers (optional)
Any color trousers
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5.
6.
7.
Socks
Shoes
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
No skin colored or flesh-toned suits, jackets, vests or shirts
Rolled up sleeves
FEMALE ATHLETE:
Allowed:
1.
2.
Minimum standard of the age appropriate Smooth syllabus dress code OR
Competition dress for Open Smooth
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
No skin colored or flesh-toned dresses
Dance pants must cover the buttocks completely; tangas/thongs are not allowed
heavily
Two-piece dresses may not consist of a bra top and skirt.
3.10.8.3
International Latin/American Rhythm – Open Proficiency Levels
&Senior Syllabus Proficiency Levels
MALE ATHLETE:
Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Minimum standard of the age appropriate Latin/Rhythm syllabus dress code OR
Any color shirt/top, worn tucked into trousers
Shirt may be open to midpoint of trouser waistband and must reconnect at the waistband
Any color trousers
A vest, jacket or bolero jacket in same color as trousers (optional)
A tie (optional)
Socks
Shoes
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
Skin color or flesh-toned shirt, top, trousers, vest, jacket or bolero jacket
Un-tucked shirt
Rolled up sleeves
FEMALE ATHLETE:
Allowed:
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1.
2.
Minimum standard of the age appropriate Latin/Rhythm syllabus dress code OR
Competition dress for Open Latin/Rhythm
Not Allowed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Two piece dresses may not consist of a bra/bikini top and a bottom
Dance pants must cover buttocks; tangas/thongs are not allowed
heavily
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3.10.8.4 OPEN PROFICIENCY LEVEL CODES & SENIOR I, II & III SYLLABUS LEVELS
1. DANCE DRESS
Gender
Style
Junior I thru
Senior III
Novice thru
Champ. &
All Senior I,
II & III
Proficiency
Levels
Male
Standard & Smooth
Standard
W only shirt
W bow tie
B trousers
B Tails w/all
accessories
Smooth
CnS trousers
CnS LS shirt
CnS tie
CnS Tails or short
jacket or vest
Female
Standard & Smooth
Latin & Rhythm
Competition dress CnS
Competition dress CnS
two piece dresses NA
Top and trunk must not
be only bikini/bra
Latin & Rhythm
CnS Shirt/Top
CnS trousers
vest, jacket, or bolero
jacket the same color as
the trousers are optional
NR
NR
4. HAIRSTYLE
5. MAKE-UP
NR
NR
etc.= any jewelry worn on the body (earring, necklace, bracelet, rings etc.)
NR
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3.10.9
MIXED PROFICIENCY
The DanceSport Athlete who is being judged must follow dress code requirements for the age category and dance
style in which he/she is competing. The unjudged partner must follow the dress code requirements for his/her
own age group at the appropriate proficiency level.
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USA DANCE DANCESPORT RULEBOOK DRESS CODE RULES

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