Energetiks Veronica Camisole – Child | Lined Camisole Leotard
The Energetiks Veronica is a lined camisole leotard built for young dancers — and for the parents who want a bit more coverage than a standard camisole offers. The feature that defines it is the front lining: a second layer sewn into the front of the garment that adds coverage and a smoother finish without needing a separate liner or an undershirt tucked in before class. It’s a small construction detail that makes a real difference day to day, especially for a child who’s active and self-conscious in equal measure.
What does the front lining on the Veronica actually do?
The front lining is an extra panel of fabric built into the front of the leotard. In practice, it means more coverage through the chest and a cleaner, more opaque look — so there’s less need to layer a camisole or crop top underneath. For many families, that’s the whole reason to choose the Veronica: a young dancer gets the light, sleeveless feel of a camisole leotard with the coverage of something more substantial, and a parent doesn’t have to think about what goes under it. The lining is worked into the garment, so it stretches and moves with the ProForm EcoFlexâ„¢ fabric rather than bunching or riding up.
What is a princess cut, and why does it matter here?
A princess cut refers to vertical seaming that runs from the shoulder strap down through the bust and waist, rather than a single horizontal seam across the chest. It lets the leotard follow the natural line of the body, so there’s less bunching at the waist and a cleaner overall profile. On the Veronica, the princess seaming is finished with a refined V-cut at the waistline — a subtle detail that draws the eye down and adds a touch of elegance you notice more in person than in a photo. Together, the two features give the Veronica a more considered, classical look than a plain gathered leotard.
How does the Veronica differ from the Ophelia?
This is the most common question we hear, because the two look similar at a glance — both are fine-strap camisole leotards with a princess cut. The difference is in the detail. The Ophelia is the cleaner, more minimal camisole: straightforward lines, a favorite for classical syllabus classes. The Veronica adds the V-cut waist for a little more visual interest. If your dancer or your studio prefers a leotard that has simple elegance the Veronica is the better choice.
How does the ProForm EcoFlexâ„¢ fabric hold up in class?
The Veronica is made from ProForm EcoFlexâ„¢, Energetiks’ performance fabric crafted from recycled plastic bottles. It has a smooth, soft hand with four-way stretch, so it moves with the dancer instead of resisting. Moisture-wicking properties pull sweat away from the skin and help the leotard dry quickly during active class work, and the anti-pill finish keeps it looking neat wash after wash. For a garment that gets worn and laundered weekly through a dance year, that durability is something parents notice.
Materials & Construction
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Fabric | ProForm EcoFlex™ — four-way stretch, moisture-wicking, anti-pill, recycled |
| Lining | Front lining for extra coverage and a smoother finish |
| Cut | Princess cut with a refined V-cut waistline |
| Straps | Fine camisole straps |
| Sleeve | Sleeveless |
| Origin | Proudly made in Australia |
| SKU | CL64 |
Care Instructions
| Step | Instruction |
|---|---|
| Before first wear | Wash before wearing |
| Washing | Cold gentle machine wash with mild detergent only |
| After washing | Remove from machine immediately |
| Drying | Dry flat, out of direct sunlight |
| Do not | Soak, bleach, tumble dry, dry clean, or iron |
Sizing Guide — Energetiks Child Sizes
Energetiks sizing runs snug. If your child is between sizes or you want a little room to grow, sizing up is generally the right call. The Veronica (CL64) is available in Child XSml through XLge. For reference, Zoe — pictured in the product photos — is 142 cm (4’8″) and wears a Child Med. If you’d like help finding the right fit, come in and we’ll measure in store.
| Size | AUS Size | Approx. Age | Height | Chest | Waist | Hip |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ch XSml | 4–5 | ~5 yrs | 3’7″ (115 cm) | 24.5″ (62 cm) | 21.5″ (55 cm) | 26″ (66 cm) |
| Ch Sml | 6–7 | ~7 yrs | 4’1″ (125 cm) | 26″ (66 cm) | 23″ (58 cm) | 27.5″ (70 cm) |
| Ch Med | 8–9 | ~9 yrs | 4’4″ (135 cm) | 27.5″ (70 cm) | 24″ (61 cm) | 29″ (74 cm) |
| Ch Lge | 10–11 | ~11 yrs | 4’7″ (145 cm) | 29″ (74 cm) | 25″ (64 cm) | 30.5″ (78 cm) |
| Ch XLge | 12–13 | ~13 yrs | 5’0″ (155 cm) | 30.5″ (78 cm) | 26″ (67 cm) | 32″ (82 cm) |
Size chart is a guide only and should not replace an in-store fitting. Measurements reflect body measurements, not garment measurements.
Best For
- Dancers who want a camisole leotard with a bit more built-in coverage
- Families who’d rather not layer a camisole or crop top under a leotard
- Children in classical ballet or syllabus-based programs
- Studio uniform requirements calling for a camisole or sleeveless style
- Recitals and assessments where clean lines and a polished fit are expected
- Ages approximately 5–13 (Child XSml–XLge)
A Note from August MuseThe Veronica is the one we point parents to when coverage is on their mind. The front lining does the work of an extra layer without the extra layer — no camisole to buy, no undershirt riding up mid-class — and the V-cut waist gives it a slightly dressier look than a plain camisole. The honest trade-off versus the Ophelia is simple: the Ophelia is cleaner and more minimal, the Veronica gives you more details. Neither is “better,” they just suit different dancers.
Not sure which one fits your dancer’s studio requirements? Come in and we’ll put them side by side and help you decide.
Available at August Muse
The Energetiks Veronica Camisole (Child, CL64) is available in store at August Muse in downtown Elizabethton, TN, in sizes XSml through XLge. Stop in for a fitting or give us a call if you have questions about sizing or coverage.









