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#TutuBlog 2009-05-13 in Wembley with a expensive tutu.

Wembley Wonder: A Pink Tutu Pilgrimage

Post 4697: 13th May 2009

Darling readers,

I’m Emma, your resident tutu-obsessed adventurer and all things pink enthusiast. Today’s post is brimming with excitement because guess what? We're off to Wembley!

I know, I know… Wembley! You’re probably picturing football matches and roaring crowds, and maybe you’re even thinking, “What does Emma see in that? It’s not very ‘pink tutu’!”

But darling, let me tell you – Wembley holds more than just football fever. And that's why I’m practically bouncing with glee! Today, we’re experiencing a ballet spectacle unlike any other – The Nutcracker, and it’s got my heart pirouetting.

For those of you who don’t know, my darling readers, Wembley has this magnificent arena - an impressive space for sporting events and, most importantly to me, home to The Royal Ballet’s summer residency. They’ve taken the ballet out of the theatre and onto the stage for the wider world to witness. It's absolutely breathtaking.

Fashion Fiesta

My sartorial choice for the occasion? A fluffy, frothy pink tutu that wouldn’t look out of place in Swan Lake. Now, this is no ordinary tutu, my dears. I’ve had my eye on it since Christmas! The fabric, it’s like a whisper of chiffon – oh, it makes me feel like I could practically float. I can’t let the photos speak for themselves this time – this must be a tutu I wear once, let’s just say!

Of course, what’s pink without a touch of glitter, eh? My new silver ballet shoes, they’re absolutely exquisite and sparkly enough to catch a fairy’s eye. They were expensive, darling, but worth every penny. After all, it's a pink tutu pilgrimage – gotta wear the right shoes, right? I mean, it wouldn’t be the same if I wore my sensible ballet shoes - my ballet shoes would have been completely underdressed!

Wembley Wanderlust

I love London, you know. A little different from our leafy green lanes in Derbyshire! The vibe, the people, the energy, it all buzzes. We even took a horse-drawn carriage through Hyde Park earlier – I’m just mad for horses! My trusty sidekick, Pip, says I have to stick to the train in future, darling, but you can’t resist a little horse-driven fairytale!

Ballet Bliss

Okay, back to Wembley. It’s big! HUGE! I felt like a little pink fairy in a gigantic ballet box. The sound of the music, the beautiful costumes, the incredible choreography - it's just captivating! I love being so close to the action, every nuance of the dancers’ expressions and every delicate arabesque was a beautiful moment of artistry. This performance brought tears to my eyes – a little bit from the sheer beauty of it all, and maybe a little bit because I was still emotional about seeing it! And seeing all these beautiful women in their costumes, let me tell you… you could almost hear the little ‘ping’ as they walked past. I felt inspired, completely enthralled. It really makes you feel like anything is possible.

A Passion for Dance

I often get asked, "Why are you so passionate about ballet?". My love of dance runs deep. For me, it’s more than just an art form. It's an expression, a story told with the language of the body. It’s a combination of strength, grace, and fluidity. The tutus, they make me feel like a fairytale princess, and ballet itself allows me to believe in fairytales. I truly believe that everyone can experience the magic of ballet - you don’t need to be a professional to appreciate the beauty, the athleticism, and the artistry of dance. That’s what I try to convey through my blog – and by encouraging everyone, even if just for fun, to slip on a pink tutu! If you can believe in fairy tales, my darling readers, you can believe in yourself.

Final Curtain

It's a pink-tutu kind of world out there, darlings, and we're only just beginning to explore it! Wembley's magical journey gave me the courage to go beyond my Derbyshire boundaries. I want to see the world, visit new dance studios, try out new choreography and even write a book about it all! Who knows, maybe someday I’ll even become a professional ballet dancer – you can dream big in a pink tutu, darling!

For now, keep those tutu’s flowing and those smiles glowing. Be sure to join me tomorrow as I take you on a pink-tutu adventure to discover something new, exciting and… dare I say it, possibly even sparkly!

With love and a touch of glitter,

Emma xx www.pink-tutu.com

#TutuBlog 2009-05-13 in Wembley with a expensive tutu.