Why dance trends emerge in the studio and not in the feed
Dance trends develop in a fundamentally different way than the rapid cycles of the classic fashion industry or the fleeting aesthetics on social media platforms. While fashion trends in shop windows often change weekly, the currents in the dance hall are shaped over months and years through real practice in classes, at workshops, and at dance festivals. A new style or an innovative piece of clothing only becomes established once it has proven itself in the tough everyday training at the ballet barre and is recommended by dancers in the studio. Clothing must withstand extreme stress, which is why technological innovations and ergonomic cuts are the driving forces behind new designs, not mere visual effects.



