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[i]Here's a tip. I thought the proper way to wear a T-shirt is to tuck it inside the tights (I often tuck it inside my dancebelt), but I found a better way that looks great too!I wear an elastic belt outside of my tights or unitard (See other posting in this thread.), and will turn the bottom of the T-shirt up and under the belt, so that all the loose material is under the belt. This makes for a very even line, and the T-shirt is held close to the body, making a smooth line. Some admirerers have thought the combination is actually a specially made-unitard, with lycra tights and a cotton top.You may have to cut the T-shirt so it's not too long, but don't cut it too short so that it pulls out when you do stretches.One other thing I do when I have the time is to sew elastic into the bottom of T-shirts (after I've cut them to a comfortable length). You can do this with cropped-tops too. The elastic in the base holds the T-shirt close to the body for a smooth, flowing line. On some T-shirts there is a bottom channel of material...this channel can be opened with a small nick and the elastic placed inside there (but don't forget to sew the two ends of the elastic together!), and the nick sewn shut.I though what you said at the end was interesting: ">Finally I assume the M. Stevens tights give a very snug fit and that's what I need when I workout because obviously that allows for more freedom of movement so I don't mind if the tights "wedgie" because after all with a dancebelt on there's no problem."I intentionally "wedgie" the back of my tights into the butt-crack, because I find it more comfortable than when the material pulls across the butt, NOT because I want to show off my great looking butt (Ha! I'll get comments about that!) But I believe this arrangement is more comfortable and allows for more freedom of movement when dancing. Does anyone else out there do the same?BalletMaster [/i]

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