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Balletcore outfits: 10 looks to color
Balletcore borrows from the rehearsal studio — wrap cardigans, tulle, leg warmers, satin ribbons, ballet flats — and wears it to brunch. Ten looks, and the palette that makes them work.
The look took off on TikTok and Pinterest a few years ago and settled into an everyday style: soft, feminine pieces from dancewear mixed with ordinary clothes like jeans, joggers and boots. Ballet Core Edit in Color the Look has ten of them, drawn for coloring.
The pieces
- Wrap tops and wrap cardigans
- Tulle and bubble skirts
- Satin slip skirts with lace hems
- Leg warmers and white socks
- Ballet flats, Mary Janes and ribbon-tie heels
- Bows, ribbons and pearls
Soft looks
With an edge
Balletcore looks best when something cuts the sweetness: black boots, a leather belt, a graphic tee.
The balletcore palette
Rehearsal pink
- Blush
- Ivory
- Grey
- Silver
Blush, ivory and grey, silver flats.
Black swan
- Ink
- Charcoal
- Blush
- White
Black velvet and tulle, one pink detail.
Lace in motion
- Charcoal
- Blush
- Grey
- Ink
Charcoal knit over pink lace.
Frequently asked
What is balletcore?
Balletcore is a fashion aesthetic that borrows from ballet and dancewear — wrap tops, tulle skirts, leg warmers, ribbons and ballet flats — and mixes them with everyday clothes.
What colors are balletcore?
Mostly blush pink, ivory, lilac, grey and black, with silver or satin accents.
Are there balletcore coloring pages?
Yes. Ballet Core Edit in the Color the Look app has ten balletcore outfit coloring pages for iPhone and iPad.
