Wednesday, October 1st, 2025
Oh darling, what a week! Honestly, I am absolutely thrilled to be back on planet Earth. This celestial wanderer has been busy jet-setting again, and Iāve got all the glamorous gossip to spill!
Firstly, a massive thank you to everyone who came to my spectacular performance at the Royal Opera House last week! It was such a joy to twirl under the Covent Garden chandelier and see all those fabulous faces in the audience, beaming with glee. Speaking of joy, I'm thrilled to announce that the performance sold out, helping me raise a beautiful amount to fund my cosmic adventures. Honestly, the kindness of my amazing Pink Tutu World supporters never ceases to amaze me!
Now, let's delve into this week's stellar happenings!
A Trip to the Futureā¦ or is it the Past?
I've just returned from a thrilling adventure on Mars, where I participated in the first ever intergalactic ballet festival! Imagine, darlings! I was whirling among celestial bodies, performing to the celestial symphony of the universe itself! I may be exaggerating slightly there, but it was seriously awe-inspiring.
They had the most wonderful selection of costumes. It turned out Martians have a secret obsession with the colour purple, so I was surrounded by extravagant, metallic-purple tutus ā a fantastic departure from my usual pink palette! But let me tell you, a bit of vibrant purple can be quite flattering under the Martian twilight! š
As a special treat, the Martians unveiled an ancient archaeological discovery: a preserved tutu, seemingly from a very early period of their history. The Martian curator told me it was possibly inspired by a forgotten human ballet form called āMorris Dancing,ā and featured several intricate symbols of their own early culture, all sewn with precision into the material. Honestly, darlings, it was the most divine thing Iād ever seen!
The only slight issue was, their time seems to be a bit skewed. What they considered the past, I consider a future for us Earthlings. Their dancing techniques felt almostā¦ too graceful. Was it advanced technology or an alien time distortion? I haven't quite figured it out, but they certainly had an ethereal presence, as if their steps were woven into the fabric of the cosmos. I wonder if they know the steps from the famous Tchaikovsky Swan Lake, as it was on their dance playlist?
Shopping for Intergalactic Flair
As a rule, whenever I travel, I try to bring back a little something to add to my wardrobe, for both sentimental and fashionable reasons. So of course, while on Mars I was simply obligated to pick up a beautiful new tutu in a beautiful amethyst shade, a piece that embodies both Martiansā taste for the extraordinary and my own pink-loving spirit. I just adore the way it flows in the Earth's air!
Speaking of shopping, itās all about back-to-back ballet classes, buying some new shoes for the coming week at Covent Garden, then an evening out with a friend in Soho. I think a dress from that vintage store near Covent Garden that stocks those beautiful silk vintage dresses will do for the occasion. Maybe a gorgeous teal shade that picks up on my favourite, emerald green tutu - but what shoes, my dears! Hmmmā¦ I have to find just the perfect colour and style - a serious dilemma for any ballet fan!
What's Coming up for Pink Tutu World
For this upcoming Saturday, Iām heading off to Edinburgh to see the beautiful Swan Lake. Itās an absolute ballet favourite - not only for the music but for the captivating story of love and tragedy. Plus, it's a chance to admire some divine costumes! Oh, and to possibly try some of Edinburghās fabulous fish and chips. š I wonder what the Martians make of a chippy - an unlikely intergalactic delicacy!
My lovely blog followers, don't forget to subscribe to Pink Tutu World so you donāt miss out on all the adventures! My latest dancewear line will be dropping next week, with the newest collection available on my website at www.pink-tutu.com.
Until next Wednesday, darling readers, twirl with love and joy!
With sparkly affection,
Emma š
