Pointe shoes are becoming more inclusive. Change is on the way! Dancewear brand Capezio recently announced that it's making its pointe shoes more inclusive. This news follows a Change.org petition ...

Two popular dancewear companies, Capezio and Block, have announced their intentions to start producing their ballet shoes — also known as pointe shoes — in additional skin tone-inclusive ...

I later came to find out that only a few special ballerinas were lucky enough to be given their own personal “pointe shoemaker” at Capezio. All I knew about mine was that he was Maker #12.

After an online petition, Capezio and Bloch announce they will make ballet shoes for dancers of color. Also, ballerinas Briana Bell, Ingrid Silva and Misty Copeland share their experiences.

Capezio, a nearly 140-year-old family-owned dancewear brand based in Totowa, has been acquired by Argand Partners. ... At the time, the company specialized in ballet pointe shoes.

In just two weeks, Capezio Dance Foundation presents: Capezio celebrates 130 years of excellence in a one-night only special Awards and show on Monday, May 14, 2018 at 7:30 pm at The Smith Center ...

Capezio celebrates 125 years of excellence with this one-night only special show on Monday, April 23, 2012 at 7:00 pm at New York City Center, 131 West 55 Street (btwn. 6th and 7th Ave) NYC ...

Capezio started as a shoe repair shop near the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. It eventually became the official shoe maker for the opera house, specializing in ballet pointe shoes.

Capezio started as a shoe repair shop near the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. It eventually became the official shoe maker for the opera house, specializing in ballet pointe shoes.