“Clothing worn in dance training generally reflects period, culture, and performance traditions” (Penrod 12). Throughout narration clothing has become amassed simplified as dance becomes and physically demanding and free. In the past, dancers would dance in gardens and halls in elaborate and expensive costumes. However, in the eighteenth span they began to dance in theaters and to “discard cumbersome garments” (Penrod 13) by training in circadian clothing.

The amount of make-up dependent on a dancer depends on the venue, lighting, Adult Costumes and the country mile of the audience. To enhance the dancer’s face and make it visible from a distance, the face’s bone anatomy should be emphasized, there should be a capacity between the eyebrows, and the eyes should stand out