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dancewear

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dance·wear  (dnswâr)
n.
Clothing such as leotards and warmup suits that are worn for dance practice and exercising.
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Dancewear up to 50% less than retail prices Capezio is a name brand manufacturer of dance shoes, apparel, and accessories for beginning and professional dancers who require quality materials and competitive prices.
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Dancewear up to 50% less than retail prices Ballet as a performance art developed in the 17th Century courts of King Louis XIV in France, and ballet dance shoes were inspired by the original high heels the king wore for such early performances.
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