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#PinkTutuBlogParis - Saturday 2006-05-06 Exploring Paris

#PinkTutuBlogParis: Parisian Adventures in a Pink Tutu (Post #332)

Bonjour mes amies!

It's Emma here, your favourite pink tutu-wearing ballerina, back from another fabulous trip - this time to the City of Lights! And what better way to kick off a Paris adventure than a whizz on the Eurostar, my favourite way to travel, except maybe by horse, of course! It feels so elegant, gliding through the countryside, especially when you're dressed in your finest pink, of course. This time, I chose a delicate pink silk blouse, tucked into a shimmering silver skirt that flowed like a dream. It felt like a waltz through fields of lavender!

Today's post, dear readers, is dedicated to sharing all the enchanting moments I experienced on this Paris escapade. This trip, a whirlwind of ballet shows, exquisite fashion, and delectable delights, felt like something out of a fairytale.

The Dance Begins:

Stepping onto the cobblestones of Paris, I felt my inner ballerina begin to pirouette. First stop, the Palais Garnier. You know, the Paris Opera House, the stage for many grand ballet performances! This glorious building is a piece of architecture, as opulent and majestic as a ballerina's grand jeté! It's where I witnessed the sheer magic of a production of 'Swan Lake'. The stage, aglow with light, seemed to shimmer like a silver lake, and the dancers, graceful as swans themselves, captivated the audience with their every move. I practically cried with emotion! Seeing such incredible talent right in front of my eyes was an absolute dream come true.

From Ballerina to Boutiques:

Now, no Parisian adventure is complete without a shopping spree! I simply had to explore the fashion mecca of the Marais district. Imagine, aisles upon aisles of chic boutiques, vintage treasures, and boutiques overflowing with delightful pieces in shades of… well, you guessed it… pink! I fell head over heels for a delicate, rose-gold sequined top with a tulle ruffle neckline - perfect for my next performance! I couldn't resist pairing it with a vintage, raspberry pink mini skirt that had the most enchanting pleats. I’m so excited to showcase this outfit on stage, and hopefully encourage the whole audience to join the Pink Tutu Revolution!

French Fancy with a Twist:

For dinner, a delicious and charming little restaurant just around the corner, all pastel pink walls and whimsical floral arrangements. They had the most scrumptious vegetarian tartare, served with a side of creamy, cheesy gratin - pure indulgence!

Of course, every Parisian trip involves a delightful detour to the famous 'Ladurée' for macarons. This trip, I went with the delicate rose and pistachio flavour - so divine. As I walked the streets of Paris with my little pastel pink box, I swear the Parisian pigeons danced around me. They seemed to approve of my pink tutu!

A Night of Enchantment:

My final Parisian treat? A beautiful ballet performance in the Théâtre du Châtelet! This evening, I enjoyed the exquisite grace and strength of the company. This was pure inspiration! It felt as if each performance, whether onstage or off, pushed my love of dance and the joy of a pink tutu even further.

This journey to Paris wasn't just about seeing breathtaking performances, or indulging in luxurious purchases - it was about feeling inspired and feeling fabulous in a pink tutu, of course. It was about reminding myself, and reminding all my wonderful readers, that embracing our love for the beautiful things in life - whether it's ballet, fashion, or a delightful macaron - is what makes life truly special!

Stay tuned, dear friends, because the Pink Tutu is heading to Vienna next week!

And, if you want to know more, join the #PinkTutuRevolution! Head over to www.pink-tutu.com for all my ballet tips, fashion adventures, and a daily dose of inspiration!

Until next Saturday, darling!

Xoxo,

Emma

P.S. Did you know, in France on May 6, 2006, there was a popular music show called "The Best of French Music" aired on France 2 TV? This music show showcased a great diversity of artists, celebrating a large part of the French cultural and music landscape. And I felt a little bit of that energy myself, exploring the music and vibrant city life!

#PinkTutuBlogParis - Saturday 2006-05-06 Exploring Paris