Why everyday lingerie isn’t suitable for dance
Dance training involves active movement, stretching, jumps and torso rotation. Regular everyday lingerie is often not designed for this level of activity: it can shift, chafe or lose its shape during a workout. This affects not only comfort, but also focus and confidence in movement.
That’s why, when choosing lingerie for dance, it’s essential to prioritise functionality rather than appearance alone.
Key requirements for dance lingerie
Reliable support without rigidity
During dance, the bust needs stable yet gentle support. The best option is wire-free styles or models with minimal structure that move naturally with the body. In the Anabel Arto catalogue, this primarily includes soft bras and anatomically shaped styles from the Bras section.
Elasticity and freedom of movement
Dance lingerie should stretch with the body and quickly return to its original shape. Elastic fabrics and well-designed patterns allow complex movements without a feeling of tightness or pressure.
Bodysuits as an optimal training option
Why a bodysuit is especially practical
A bodysuit is one of the most convenient lingerie options for dance because it:
– doesn’t ride up during movement;
– provides neat, secure support for the torso;
– remains invisible under training clothes.
In the Bodysuits section, you’ll find styles suitable not only for styling, but also for active use, thanks to their comfortable fit and elastic materials.
Which dance styles a bodysuit suits best
This format is particularly well suited to contemporary, jazz-funk, pole dance, high heels and stretching, where core engagement and clean lines are essential.
Fabrics: what to look for
For dance training, it’s important to choose lingerie made from fabrics that:
– feel pleasant against the skin and don’t cause irritation;
– allow good airflow;
– retain their shape after washing.
Overly dense or highly decorative materials may look striking, but often fall short in comfort during regular training.
Minimal seams and details
The fewer bulky seams, underwires and decorative elements, the better suited the lingerie is for dance. Smooth styles from the Lingerie category and basic sets from Panties help prevent chafing and visible lines under clothing.
Size and fit: a critical factor
Even high-quality lingerie won’t perform its function if the size is incorrect. When choosing, it’s important to follow the brand’s size guide and remember that the body is constantly in motion during training. A proper fit ensures stability and comfort throughout the entire session.
Common mistakes when choosing dance lingerie
One frequent mistake is choosing purely based on appearance without considering physical demands. Another is opting for overly rigid styles or push-up lingerie that restricts movement. Ignoring fabric composition and seam quality is also a common oversight.
In summary
Lingerie for dance training is, above all, a functional element that should support the body without distracting from movement. Gentle support, elastic materials, minimal detailing and a proper fit make these styles versatile and comfortable for regular practice.
Suitable options can be found in the Bras, Bodysuits, Lingerie and Panties sections - focusing on comfort and freedom of movement rather than design alone.