Just what it says, with voluminous bellydancing styles that sweep all the way out to 12 yards, and customization in adding ruffles and contrasting colors. Double layers, mermaidy velvet-topped silhouettes, and slits that run to the top of the thigh are also offered as possibilities, along with the garnishings of fringed hip scarves, and they also do tango pants.
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The home of “eco-pantaloons,” fabulously multipurpose organic cotton pants that descend into knee-high tiers of ruffles, outfitted with side ruching to change the length. They also do wild batik play pants, matching longsleevers, and hats – all made to coordinate – for kids.
Performance costumes that offer lots of clubwear potential. Flowing dresses, super-ruffled flamenco skirts, shiny ice-skating minis, romantic tutus, bellydance midriff tops and hip sparkles, watercolor prints, quite a bit of velvet, and the accessories pages feature satin streamers and other fun things to dance with. The underthings present some interesting lingerie alternatives with items both for camouflage and flaunting – and for more casual moments, leggings, legwarmers, and palazzo pants.
Dancewear cut full and ruffled for maximum flounce. Tiered skirts and belled blouses set off with contrasting patterns, formal gowns that are great if you really mean to dance at the prom, giant fringed shawls, polka-dotted fans, and maryjanes that are only made for heavy use but embroidered with fleurons, too.
Clubwear full of slink and shine. Party dresses and evening gowns made with leg-framing salsa ruffles, body-hugging cuts, and all manner of leopardy lurexy glimmering fabrics. Side-laced pants, wraparound tops, cowl-necked catsuits, a page of flowery kimono, lingerie, swimsuits where one pieces = monokinis, and all the stilettoed footwear to finish it off.
Dressup for salsa and flamenco dancers, both jacked-up competition costumes and skimpy clubwear and a lot of lovely stuff in between. Fishtailed tango dresses, voluminous circle skirts, draped tops, palazzo pants, all made for an extra dimension of glamour: movement. 
A drop-dead cross between salsa and bellydance, with the traditional silhouettes of each remixed with vibrant prints and head-turning details. Choli tops with super-fluttery bell sleeves, full skirts and tribal jazz pants spiced up with contrasting panels, sparkly Egyptian dresses, heels, veils, kids’ dancewear, if you’ve ever had your heart set on a tiger-print tassel belt, this is your place.
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