Wednesday, 19th January 2022
Hello my gorgeous darlings!
Itâs me, Emma, back again with another week of Pink Tutu adventures! As usual, this week's been a total whirl - a veritable flurry of tutus, glitter, and galactic exploration! I can hardly believe it's already January! This year's flown by, much like my recent intergalactic trip!
Where do I even begin? Well, for starters, we just got back from a dazzling ballet tour of Saturn's rings. Honestly, those Saturnites know how to throw a party! Theyâre absolute divas with their amazing rings! It was literally like dancing in a giant celestial disco ball â just divine! They even gifted me this fabulous ring made of genuine moonrock â just gorgeous! I must get some amazing, out of this world, celestial-themed tutu outfits made, using these special rocks! My new tutu will have a moonstone motif in my signature shade of pink of course! Iâm picturing some sheer fabric with celestial appliquĂ©s! The Saturnian audience was positively wild for my âLunar Leapsâ ballet routine. Talk about appreciative!
Speaking of appreciative, it was so amazing to meet this incredible group of planetary dancers while we were touring the solar system! Their âMilky Way Minuetâ performance was truly mesmerizing. The gravity, or rather the lack of it, was a little tricky for my land-lubber legs at first, but it felt magical as I pirouetted amongst the stars! I even caught a little cosmic inspiration for a brand new Pink Tutu routine that I canât wait to show you all back on planet Earth soon. I can already imagine it! Think galactic motifs, a cosmic-themed, glittery tutu with constellations that glimmer and twirl â fabulous!
But before I give you too much of a sneak peek, letâs dive back into Earthly news! As many of you know, Iâm a proud Derbyshire girl, born and bred. You know I wouldnât miss out on a fabulous performance of Swan Lake at the Buxton Opera House! I love this opera house so much â a Victorian era gem and full of charm. It has one of the most beautiful balconies and it has stunning crystal chandeliers. Itâs just the best place to enjoy some top class ballet â the dancers really made those tutus soar! My dear friend, the talented fashion designer Beatrice, and I even treated ourselves to some incredible pre-show pampering! Imagine⊠sparkling rose-infused foot baths and cucumber masks for your tired toes! Perfect prep for a night of ballet perfection! We indulged in a pre-ballet dinner too and I felt as glamorous as those tutus on stage. I ordered a delightful salmon dish that was as delicious as it was aesthetically pleasing, my dear!
For any Derbyshire ballerinas wanting to see what all the fuss is about, why not take a look at the Opera House's upcoming program, you could see if there's any exciting ballets taking place while you're reading this! I bet it will inspire you, as it always does me! I simply cannot get enough of watching all those gorgeous tutus swish about on the stage! Oh! Speaking of beautiful, thatâs one thing I learned on my intergalactic voyage. I learned so many things!
We saw a new exhibition at the Louvre in Paris, which, to my complete delight, featured a collection of absolutely breathtaking ancient tutus! Iâm talking ancient Egypt, baby, pyramids and everything. Well, I mean, not pyramids exactlyâŠbut imagine the opulent flowing gowns and sheer fabric. Think shimmering turquoise blues and golds â they definitely put our modern-day ballet tutus to shame, just imagine, an exquisite outfit of tulle that the ancient Egyptians would be delighted to wear for their celestial, cosmic dances â absolutely dreamy. It seems our ancestors knew how to really work a tutu even then! It's almost as if it's embedded in our genes - we are born to twirl, born to wear tutus! We're a world united by a love of this elegant garment. I even discovered the tutus of ancient civilizations on a nearby planet that seemed to disappear centuries ago. Can you believe it? Apparently, it's completely possible to build an intergalactic culture on the back of an elegant pink tutu - they even managed to design tutus that floated in zero gravity! Imagine!
After all that galactic fun and earthly adventures, it's now back to earth. But, alas, there's no time for resting on my laurels. I have a ballet performance coming up and my darling designer friend Beatrice is already designing the most fabulous tutus - she is absolutely amazing and always creates a beautiful new, couture design! She knows I just have to make a statement when I perform. Itâs part of my grand plan, to convert the entire universe to the glorious pink tutu. One dance performance at a time!
This week's Pink Tutu Tip
If youâre looking to amp up your ballet-style, try a fabulous piece of jewelry that takes inspiration from the graceful movement of the dancers â something sleek and elegant. For my look this week, I am experimenting with a beautiful moon-inspired ring, for an added intergalactic edge!
Quote of the week
âIt's the tutu that matters, not the gravityâ - Emma Pink Tutu!
Well my loves, I must dash! More adventures, tutu trends and celestial discoveries coming your way! I shall be off to the cosmos next! Please, do keep visiting www.pink-tutu.com to catch up on all of my new escapades and to make sure youâre on top of all things pink tutu. I post every week!
Till next time, love and glitter!
Emma Pink Tutu.
P.S - Please don't hesitate to write to me and let me know if you are looking for some gorgeous pink tutu designs! My talented dressmaker is making exquisite tutus for sale at my website, just email me your requirements and we can discuss all of the exciting possibilities. Donât forget - Pink Tutu is for everyone!
