DellaLo Milano Ballet Leotards

DellaLo Icons brings together signature silhouettes with a strong sense of identity. Expect memorable backs, sculpted seam placement, floral tulle and designs inspired by theatrical femininity.

Known for: recognisable silhouettes • expressive backs • floral details • signature DellaLo styling

Golden Label reinterprets DellaLo forms through especially refined fabrics, embroidered tulles, layered transparency and richer colour relationships.

Known for: statement fabrics • embroidered tulle • sophisticated colour • audition and stage presence

CL appears on selected DellaLo seasonal and atelier designs. It is not a fit or support grade, so compare the actual neckline, sleeves, back, materials and Wear Profile of each model.

Known for: polished silhouettes • controlled geometry • refined necklines • layered decorative details

Ballet Class brings DellaLo’s refined approach into a more streamlined studio wardrobe. These designs retain the brand’s elegant lines while feeling particularly suited to regular class and professional training.

Known for: everyday studio elegance • streamlined details • classical colours • regular training

Brigid centres on an elegant camisole silhouette that keeps the shoulder line open. CL, DI and GL interpretations may introduce different embroidered tulle, lace, bodice shaping and signature waist treatments.

Look for this if you like:
Fine straps • open shoulders • refined waist details • delicate studio lines

Minerva creates a more framed upper body through its elegant bateau-inspired direction. The individual edition determines the precise sleeve, back and decorative finish.

Look for this if you like:
Bateau styling • composed shoulder line • polished coverage • classical elegance

Selene places greater emphasis around the neckline and upper bodice. Different collection interpretations use their own combinations of tulle, embroidery, back shaping and colour.

Look for this if you like:
High necklines • framed shoulders • dramatic backs • statement studio style

Diana balances a poised front with a more expressive back. Neckline depth, sleeve treatment, fabrics and decorative details vary according to the individual collection and edition.

Look for this if you like:
Elegant front lines • open-back interest • graceful shaping • feminine detail

Mania is the more directional choice, using asymmetric lines to create an expressive upper-body profile. Each edition should be considered individually for its precise construction and coverage.

Look for this if you like:
Asymmetry • one-shoulder influence • contemporary lines • distinctive styling

Smooth warp-knit fabric creates the close, flexible base used through many DellaLo bodies and opaque panels. It follows the dancer’s line with moderate hold rather than heavy compression.

Plain stretch tulle is light, transparent and generally more flexible than lace. It is often used across necklines, sleeves, side inserts and open backs.

Embroidered tulle adds texture and patterned coverage while preserving transparency. Motif placement can vary slightly because each garment is individually finished.

Lace creates a richer, more romantic surface and normally feels firmer than plain stretch tulle. Dancers between sizes or broader through the shoulders may need additional room in lace-sleeved designs.

Many DellaLo leotards do not have conventional front or back lining. Coverage instead comes from the colour, fabric density, shaped seams and placement of doubled or embroidered areas.