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#TutuBlog 2008-04-28 in Beeston with a italian tutu.

Beeston Bound: A Pink Tutu Pilgrimage (Post #4317)

Hey, darlings! Emma here, reporting live from the heart of Derbyshire - well, actually I’m about to board the train to Beeston. Can you believe it’s taken me this long to visit this vibrant little town? I mean, I’m practically a Beeston girl myself! My Nana lived just down the road, and my childhood was filled with countless trips to the Beeston market, complete with my Dad buying me a giant fluffy pink bunny. Ah, memories… but that's for another post.

Right now, I'm buzzing with excitement because I’m on my way to the fabulous Beeston Theatre to catch the stunning National Ballet production of Giselle. Giselle, the original tragic ballerina, a heartbroken woodland nymph! What's not to love?

As I write this, the sun is shining, making the daffodils in my garden pop! Spring is definitely in the air, and that means one thing: it's the perfect time to break out the bright colours and even brighter tutus! My heart’s already aflutter thinking about all the fabulous dancers in their exquisitely-crafted tutus that I'm going to see tonight. Maybe I'll even do a little twirl in my Pink Tutu branded gear while I'm in Beeston. 😉

Now, about my outfit! Today, I’ve opted for my classic Pink Tutu ballerina-inspired top with the adorable ruffled collar, a pair of soft pink wide-leg trousers that flow with every graceful step, and my trusty ballet flats – a dash of sparkle with every prance. I mean, you can never be too stylish when you're headed to the theatre! But I must admit, I’m a little torn because the idea of riding a horse to Beeston was definitely swirling in my head, complete with a flowing, silk scarf, a dramatic hat with a wide brim, and… wait for it… my Pink Tutu custom-made riding skirt! Imagine, me, with a wild mane of red hair, galloping across the countryside like a mythical centaur - only more stylish! Alas, reality calls and the train is calling my name.

Oh! And speaking of galloping, the Wildlife Trust has announced they’re hosting a new educational event on endangered wildlife! This has me seriously excited because, let's be honest, wildlife and ballet are basically twins. It's about grace, movement, beauty, and understanding the intricacies of our delicate ecosystem! And who wouldn't want to experience a day filled with graceful storks and nimble fox kits? You know I'm going to find the most stunning pink tutus to wear for my animal adventure – tutus for nature is my latest obsession.

But enough about my inner animal whisperer - back to Beeston! I’ve got so many things to see while I’m there! I hear the market is teeming with fabulous vintage finds, so I’m sure I’ll unearth some quirky vintage items for my tutu collection. The smell of fresh bread wafting through the air…the chatter of local gossips…and of course, the chance to see Beeston’s bustling heart up close and personal!

Let me know if you’ve been to Beeston, lovelies! Did you spot any hidden gems? Any amazing tea rooms or perhaps even a ballerina-themed shop? Share your discoveries with me! I can't wait to soak up the energy of Beeston and all it has to offer. After all, Beeston's got something special – it's got history, it's got style, and it's got my Nana's home! It’s about to be the backdrop for an amazing adventure… in pink! 💖

Don’t forget to check out www.pink-tutu.com for all the latest fashion updates and my next adventure. I’ll see you all tomorrow, darlings, in another vibrant post from a new, exciting location. Until then, stay fabulous, stay true to your inner ballerina, and wear a pink tutu wherever you go! ✨

#TutuBlog 2008-04-28 in Beeston with a italian tutu.