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#PinkTutuBlogNYC Monday 2015-06-08 she danced in New York City

Pink Tutu Blog NYC - Post #1044 - Monday 2015-06-08: Dancing in the City That Never Sleeps!

Hello, my gorgeous lovelies! It’s Monday again, and you know what that means? Another week of fabulous adventures, gorgeous fashion finds, and a whole heap of pirouette-tastic fun from your favourite pink tutu-wearing ballerina!

This week I’ve swapped the cobbled streets of Derbyshire for the bustling sidewalks of the Big Apple, and let me tell you, my darling readers, New York City is just as thrilling as I imagined!

My travels this time are funded by a wonderful ballet performance in the countryside, a whimsical interpretation of "The Nutcracker" that I poured my heart and soul into. This lovely gig meant I could indulge in my favourite way to travel: the humble Metro! With a pink tutu as my travelling companion, I swish and twirl my way through the bustling subway, getting a glimpse into the beating heart of the city.

Speaking of hearts, mine is absolutely fluttering with excitement! Today's agenda? A delightful mix of dance, fashion, and theatre. And, of course, no trip to New York would be complete without indulging in the vibrant world of New York fashion.

From Ballerina to Broadway!

My morning kicked off with a breathtaking ballet class at the renowned Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. Oh, my darlings, the energy in that studio was electric! I absolutely adored the passion and talent of the dancers, and their dedication was inspiring. This was followed by a quick (and very stylish, of course) trip to a delightful little café near the theatre where I indulged in a decadent chai latte with a scone.

This afternoon, I’m catching the most spectacular show! I can't divulge the details, my lovelies, because I want you to experience the sheer brilliance of it yourselves! Suffice it to say, it's going to be filled with dazzling costumes, enchanting music, and a powerful performance. And oh, my dears, did I mention that the iconic Broadway Theatre has an amazing vintage store hidden within? A treasure trove of sparkly sequins and delicate lace awaits, and I am ready to indulge!

Pink Tutu Adventures: A Style Update

Tonight, after a quick break for a delectable slice of cheesecake and a well-deserved pedicure, I'm venturing out to explore the glittering nightlife of New York. Now, darlings, for this particular adventure, I'm rocking my new statement tutu. A breathtaking coral and pink creation that perfectly captures the energy of the city!

My outfit is all about bold contrasts. This beautiful tutu paired with a daring black velvet top, and my trusty black Mary Janes, which are always an essential for both travelling and dancing! The finishing touch is a bejeweled statement necklace that I found while rummaging through a fabulous vintage shop. Oh, how I love those twinkling jewels!

Pink Tutu Goals: Sparkle the World, One Tutu at a Time!

My dear readers, my mission, my raison d’être, is to bring the magic of the tutu to every corner of the globe! So many of you have expressed how empowered you feel wearing a pink tutu, and that truly fills my heart with joy.

Remember, a pink tutu isn't just a piece of clothing, it’s a symbol of confidence, creativity, and a reminder to embrace your inner child! So, whether you’re twirling in your living room or taking to the streets of your own city, wear your pink tutu with pride, darlings!

Stay tuned, my lovelies, because my next adventure takes me to the vibrant art scene of Chelsea, and a fashion shopping extravaganza in the famous Meatpacking District! You don’t want to miss a single twirl!

And remember, darling readers, don’t forget to follow me on social media! My Instagram is brimming with daily pink tutu adventures, and I’d love for you to share your own style inspiration with me!

Until next Monday, keep those tutus twirling, and may your week be filled with endless joy!

With love and a thousand twirls,

Emma x

#PinkTutuBlogNYC Monday 2015-06-08 she danced in New York City