#BalletHistory during 1737 03 March

Pink Tutu Time Travels: March 3rd, 1737 – A Glimpse of Parisian Elegance!

Hello darlings! It’s Emma here, your favourite pink tutu-wearing time-travelling ballerina, ready to whisk you away to a dazzling dance in the past. This month, I’m riding Magic Meg back to a glorious 3rd of March, 1737 – and trust me, the Parisian ballet scene is a treat! As always, I’m filling my trusty leather rucksack with all the glamorous goodies of this period and, of course, keeping my eyes peeled for new inspiration for our ever-growing Pink Tutu Revolution!

A Royal Affair in Paris:

Paris, 1737, is the very epitome of elegance and I am absolutely smitten with the costumes and fashion! Think cascading silks, billowing fabrics and delicate lace – the stuff of fairytale dreams! Even the theatre itself, the Opéra Garnier, a glittering architectural gem, makes my heart skip a beat! I swear I could feel the excitement radiating from the crowds gathered outside – everyone wanting a glimpse of the Parisian Ballet's newest performance!

As a ballet fanatic, the chance to witness this event was simply too tempting to resist. After a quick change into my new pink, lace-trimmed tutu, and a good, hearty pat on Magic Meg's glistening mane, we were off! As Meg galloped down the cobbled streets of Paris, I felt my excitement swelling with every clink of her golden hooves. It truly was a sight to behold – a pink-clad ballerina on a pink, shimmering steed, a picture of time-travelling joy!

From Theatre to Tea Time:

Stepping into the opulent theatre, I was captivated by the scene. Ladies in stunning gowns adorned with jewels and feathers chatted excitedly in the foyer, while dapper gentlemen sporting exquisite lace ruffles adjusted their powdered wigs. Even the air was filled with anticipation – whispers of the dancers' talent and the spectacle of the show.

Tonight’s performance? Le Ballet de l’Opera, L’Amour vainqueur - "Love Victorious" – a true testament to the beauty of dance! I’m no stranger to theatrical splendour, but this production surpassed anything I've ever seen. It wasn’t just about the steps and graceful movements; it was about the costumes, the stage setting and the overall visual opulence, a truly magnificent ballet experience!

Speaking of opulence, I mustn't forget about the beautiful gowns, feathered hats and lace-trimmed coats – a testament to the artistry and skill of the French seamstresses. Every detail, every fabric was chosen with meticulous care, adding to the magic of the performance. It made me even more determined to promote the beauty of the tutu across time – a reminder that dance is more than just movement, it is an art form that transcends time and inspires countless stories.

From Inspiration to My Tutu Wardrobe:

Imagine this: imagine my utter delight as I spotted a new trend emerging from the Parisian theatre – a stunning tulle dress with a whimsical puff sleeve! I practically gasped. It's elegant, stylish, and just the kind of inspiration that sets my heart racing. Just picture a pink tulle dress with a pink tutu, a ballet-inspired silhouette that exudes a sense of playfulness and confidence. A touch of Parisian flair with the pink tutu magic - what's not to love?

Speaking of which, I’ve already added it to my latest tutu wishlist and plan to weave its ethereal beauty into my next performance. Remember my dear friends, the pink tutu is more than just a fashion statement; it’s an expression of creativity and joy, an empowering symbol that reminds us of the boundless magic and grace within us all.

Bringing Parisian Chic into Our Pink Tutu World:

Just because we're not in the salons of Parisian theatres doesn't mean we can't embrace the style! We can easily find inspiration in the 18th-century Opéra Garnier and incorporate its feminine charm into our own dance world. We can create our own tutus with delicate lace trim or go for a beautiful pastel-coloured, billowing tulle dress. The world is our oyster!

*Remember: Every girl is a ballerina! Even if you're not on stage, even if you don't dance professionally, even if your pink tutu is tucked away in your wardrobe waiting for the right occasion - you have the power to feel like a princess! *

This is what my travels through time have taught me – dance transcends boundaries. Be it the elegance of a Parisian theatre or a ballet studio in Derbyshire, every step is a journey. A journey to explore our inner ballerina, to wear our pink tutus with confidence and joy!

So, don't forget to visit my website: www.pink-tutu.com. We've got plenty more adventures planned and it's not too late to hop on the Pink Tutu Revolution. Until next month darlings!

Keep twirling! *

Emma xx

#BalletHistory during 1737 03 March