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Iconic in 'The Sleeping Beauty' and 'The Nutcracker', they represent a dancer's ethereal and weightless quality.

Seen in 'Giselle' and 'La Sylphide', signifies a connection to the ethereal, romantic-era themes.

Worn in 'Giselle' and 'Coppélia', used to represent the simplicity and innocence of country life.

Used in almost every ballet, essential for classical technique and signify the grounded nature of dancers.

Commonly used in 'Swan Lake' and 'The Nutcracker', represents the lightness and grace of ballerinas.

Seen in 'Giselle', signifies the ghostly presence of the characters and their tragic demise.

A key visual in 'The Nutcracker', it symbolizes the magical transformation and the essence of the holiday spirit.

In 'The Nutcracker', the attire suggests his mysterious and magical nature as well as his pivotal role in the narrative.

In 'Giselle', the dress is indicative of her role as queen of the Wilis and her cold, commanding presence.

The highlight of 'The Nutcracker', it demonstrates her regality and the magical essence of the Land of Sweets.

From 'Don Quixote', this costume represents her vivacious and fiery spirit.

Worn by male leads in 'The Nutcracker' and 'Cinderella', represents nobility and heroism.

Featured in 'The Sleeping Beauty', it represents the dark and malevolent nature of the character.

Worn in 'La Bayadère', showcases the character's wealth, status, and the Eastern setting of the ballet.

From 'La Esmeralda', it embodies her gypsy heritage and the free spirit of the character.

Central to 'The Nutcracker', symbolizes her innocence and the magical dream-like journey she takes.

Featured in 'Don Quixote', this costume indicates the character's playful and charming personality.

Used in the background of many ballets like 'Swan Lake', signifies unity and synchronization of the group.

From 'Swan Lake', indicates her role as the deceitful imposter and seductress.

In 'Swan Lake', symbolizes purity and the mystical swan character she portrays.

Utilized in 'Paquita', highlights her elegance and the ballet's Spanish influences.

In 'Coppélia', signifies the mechanical and life-like qualities of the doll character.

From 'Swan Lake', exemplifies the character's noble birth and his role as the romantic hero.

In 'Swan Lake', this outfit conveys the characters' sinister and menacing persona.