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The Tutu Artists’ Studio Podcast is back with an inspiring conversation you won’t want to miss!
This episode, we sit down with Arielle Di Leo, Founder & CEO of Loop Costumes — the dedicated resale marketplace changing the way dancers, families, studios, and designers buy and sell performance costumes across Canada & the U.S. 💃♻️
Arielle grew up as a dancer and experienced first-hand how much love, time, and investment go into every costume… only for so many to be tucked away after just a few uses. Loop Costumes is transforming that cycle into something more affordable, sustainable, and community-driven, giving these beautifully crafted pieces a second life. ✨
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