#PinkTutuWorld Ballet on Planet Earth on 2008-02-20

Pink Tutu World: Planet Earth, 20th February 2008 - Blog Post #669

Hello darlings! It's Wednesday and that can only mean one thing - a brand new Pink Tutu World blog post is ready to whisk you off to the glamorous galaxies! Fancy a quick spin through my week on Planet Earth?

Now, you all know I live and breathe ballet, right? So imagine my absolute delight this week when I stumbled upon a hidden gem right here in Derbyshire. I popped into the most adorable little dance studio, tucked away behind a quaint tea shop (scones were divine, naturally!), called "The Leaping Lily." They had the cutest ballet class, full of eager little ballerinas with bouncy ponytails and sparkly shoes, just like I used to have when I started! Seeing them pirouette and prance brought back so many fond memories of my early ballet years.

After all the tutus and twirling, I thought I deserved a bit of pampering, and what better way to unwind than a little shopping trip! This week, it was a whirlwind adventure through London's bustling Soho. You know how I adore vintage finds, and I snagged the most exquisite pale pink cashmere cardigan, perfect for layering over my signature tutu when the Earth's temperatures dip below the comfy zone. (Spoiler alert: it did!). I couldn't resist some adorable floral brooches for my ballerina bun either - just the thing for adding a touch of sparkle to any look.

Speaking of sparkling, did I tell you about the fantastic ballet show I caught this weekend? The Royal Opera House was my destination for a breathtaking performance of "Swan Lake" by the English National Ballet. Those delicate swans, the graceful Prince, the pure artistry of it all! And don't even get me started on the costumes. I swear I saw a whisper of pink peeking through in some of the tutus! Maybe my influence is spreading... just a little!

I can't deny it, my darling readers, the more I travel the universe, the more I realize that spreading the message of pink tutu positivity is my true calling. It's about embracing life with joy, elegance, and a little bit of sparkle.

And while I'm on the topic of sparkle, did you know that February 20th, 2008 marks the 75th anniversary of the launch of the world-famous ballet shoe company, "Danseur?" It was an iconic moment in ballet history, and they've been making some of the most beautiful and supportive ballet shoes ever since. I'm pretty sure I own at least five pairs of Danseurs myself. Who knew such a small thing could be so important to us ballet fanatics!

But enough about me, tell me about your week! What beautiful ballet performances have you enjoyed? Have you been busy practicing your pirouettes? What fabulous new outfits have you added to your wardrobe? Share your thoughts and experiences with me in the comments below. And remember, darlings, the world is a stage, and everyone deserves a moment in the spotlight, even if that spotlight is a beautiful, sparkly pink tutu!

Until next Wednesday, my lovely readers, keep on twirling!

Emma x

P.S. Don't forget to check out my website www.pink-tutu.com for exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpses of my adventures and for the latest news on pink tutu fashion!


Extra Snippets from Emma's Travels:

  • Remember my amazing spaceship "Tututopia"? She's been getting a bit of a revamp in the galactic garages this week! A new coat of metallic pink paint - it's just divine!
  • Speaking of divine, I just tried the most heavenly galactic pastry. Imagine a fluffy pink cloud, made of stardust and lavender blossoms. The locals call it "cosmic souffle". It's certainly something I'd add to my itinerary for my next "Tututopia" landing!
  • My current favourite playlist? I can't get enough of "Ballet Galaxies" by the Stellar Quartet! It's a perfect blend of celestial melodies and twirling rhythm. You can find it on any space-age music player.

    What are your favourite ballet shows? What about fashion tips? And have you seen any beautiful tutus this week? Tell me all about it in the comments!

#PinkTutuWorld Ballet on Planet Earth on 2008-02-20