Custom performance wear for studios that refuse to blend in.
Design, construction, and delivery for competition and recital stages — trusted by studio directors across North America for 10+ years.
"Prantz turned our vision into costumes that got our contemporary group a standing ovation. Every detail was intentional."
— Studio Director, Ontario
"They understood exactly what our dancers needed to move in — nothing off the rack ever compares."
— Competitive Team Coach
"Deadlines are real in this business. Prantz has never missed one on us, in six seasons of ordering."
— Recital Program Director
DESIGNER NOTES:
I call this dress Carmen! It’s a modern take on the operetta character and a tribute to the Habanera music I love!
In the realm of performance arts, the body becomes a brush, and movement becomes the strokes that paint a vivid masterpiece.
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This embellished shimmery unitard is named Bijoux, “Jewel”. It was nice looking on the bolt, but on the body it is truly a delight to wear and watch
It's in the intricate details where magic truly resides.
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I saw this dress in a dream…and turned it into one! I love its over-abundant fullness, it's like a floating cloud. The fabric is gauze-like and the wide ruffle around the double circle skirt adds irresistible volume and movement.
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This two piece dance dress I call Scarlet, but I can also see it in purple, in blue, in lemon yellow, in soft pink, in black and on……and on…..it lives for any dance
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One of my clients asked for a ‘simple sheer cover-up”, that was beautiful but budget friendly. This soft shimmery mesh captures the essence of “Spirit” which was the name of the routine
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A delicate, romantic two piece-set inspired by wistful fairies, fluttering through the forest, dancing and creating magic! The glitter mesh and pearlescent fabrics add a whimsical, enchanting touch.
Play with texture
Our unique fabric selections breathe life into timeless silhouettes.
Unique.
Unconventional.
Crafted to tell your story.
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The Flicker Unitard combines a classic unitard silhouette with abstract design elements for a stand-out look on stage.
Embrace the stage.
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This was a custom request for an aerial performer. We had to discreetly attach a shaping bra to the base unitard, so there was no chance of slipping or sliding
Set yourself free.
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The Android Unitard makes a real statement! It's bold and confident, has an abstract, futuristic element to it. Love the addition of the modern combat boots!
This group costume was completed for a dance Studio in Orangeville. There were 11 “Android” dancers and they rocked this look fabulously
In a world of copies, be an original.
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This group costume design was executed in a dark navy colour for an older teen competition group in Toronto. Its called Shy
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This was called Sissy Walks for the ADA studio group of 12
Play with light
Iridescent and reflective fabrics add dimension to a performance and demand attention on stage.
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These “Prowler” unitards were for a group of 22 musical theatre dancers. The full-face “hood” was finished with ‘spider mesh’
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This group competitive costume was a gorgeous, complicated work of art, created with python mystique fabric, netting, beaded lace, feathers and a matching head piece for ADA Studio in Orangeville.
Break free from the ordinary, embrace the extraordinary.
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Travel back in time to the roaring 20s with this quintessential jazz look. Sequinned beading & fringe demands attention on stage. The youth-sized counterpart is tuxedo-inspired. Expertly crafted with meticulous attention to detail.
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This sequined, beaded and fringed two piece costume was created for a musical theatre group to the music from Chicago, “All That Jazz”
Dance is the language of love, spoken without words.
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The black silver ruffly leotard with dots and stripes) For Moulin Rouge, this sexy but modest leotard was created for a group of 10 dancers who epitomized the burlesque style of the early 20th century
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Edgy and modern; ideal for a jazz routine, the black and silver pinstripe fabric reminded me of the Bonnie & Clyde era…with more pizazz!
The stage is where dreams take flight, and dancers are the messengers of those dreams.
"Dance is the hidden language of the soul."
- Martha Graham