The shop · opening soon
The school's heels.
The same boots as in the classes — chosen for dancing, not for display: ankle support first, heel second. With your choice of heel and sole, and the video guide so you don't get it wrong.
Lace-up boot · mesh & satin
La Première
The one from the beginner program. The mesh holds your foot like a second skin, the satin lacing locks the ankle, and the open toe lets your toes work the floor. It's the shoe you stop feeling after ten minutes — that's the point.
7.5 or 8.5 cm heel · stiletto or flared · suede or rubber sole
Sock boot · stretch knit
La Chaussette
A knit that rises over the ankle and slips on like a sock. Nothing to lace, nothing sticking out: the leg makes one single line, from knee to toe. For the choreographies where the silhouette matters as much as the footing.
8.5 or 10 cm heel · stiletto · suede sole
Stage thigh-high boot · stretch
La Cuissarde
The piece for shoots and shows. It sculpts without cutting off movement, stays above the knee with no strap, and goes down to the floor without creasing. You save it for the big occasions — and train in the other two.
8.5 or 10 cm heel · stiletto or block · suede sole
Leg warmers · bag · soles
The essentials
The leg warmers that keep your ankles warm between takes, the bag that saves your heels from getting wrecked in a gym bag, and the spare suede soles — because soles get danced on, and they wear out.
Launching at the same time as the shoes
First look
Be the first to know — and the first to try.
The first pairs will come in small runs. Leave your address: you'll get the opening 48 hours before everyone else, and the heels guide free while you wait.
In the meantime, the class “Choosing your heels” is free — watch it before buying anything, here or anywhere else.