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#TutuBlog 2014-01-11 in Trowbridge with a german tutu.

Trowbridge Tutus: A German Sparkle Story 🩰 (Post #6401)

Hello darlings! It's Emma here, bringing you the latest adventures from your favourite pink-loving tutu enthusiast! Today I'm whisking you away from the quaint Derbyshire hills, where I usually roam in my pink tutu and floral headbands, to the charming town of Trowbridge.

You see, my latest ballet pilgrimage involved a rather peculiar and delightful discovery – a German tutu! Now, I know what you're thinking: "A German tutu?! Is that even a thing?" And I can't blame you for being curious. It was certainly something I never thought I'd encounter on my travels, but it was truly a magical find!

Let me rewind a little. I arrived in Trowbridge via a charming train journey, windows down, hair flowing, and a happy grin on my face (naturally, sporting a pink tutu, naturally). The quaint countryside rolled by like a tapestry of green, punctuated by quaint villages and babbling brooks.

My goal? A little dance immersion with a side of exploration. I was meeting my favourite dance teacher, Sarah, for a masterclass – she’s famous for her lyrical interpretations and innovative ballet techniques! I was excited to see how the style could inspire my own movement and help me learn some new tricks for my ballet street performances.

Sarah's studio was an absolute gem. It was a bright and airy space filled with mirrors, and even a little spot where I could sneak off for a quick outfit change – who doesn’t love a good impromptu pink tutu spin before class?! I was ready to dance! And it turned out my trusty pink tutu had some very specific company – Sarah herself was wearing a pink German tutu!

Oh, the magic! This tutu, oh it was something else, all layered chiffon and shimmering sparkles. It made me feel like a ballerina from another time, like something out of a classic film set in a Viennese ballroom. But with a touch of modern magic! It was utterly delightful!

Turns out, Sarah had inherited this particular gem from a dance teacher in Berlin, and she'd kept it in her collection, only bringing it out for special occasions. I was utterly charmed by her dedication to ballet traditions and by the joy she got from dancing in this fabulous piece.

I had to try it on of course, wouldn’t you?! We had a giggle fitting it and it was just a beautiful feeling, with the layers of chiffon swirling and shimmering around me. My regular tutu, while still very much a favourite, felt very practical in comparison – a true warrior princess tutu!

That afternoon, we explored the delightful streets of Trowbridge. It was an afternoon full of delightful discoveries! A charming antique shop filled with ballet memorabilia, a bustling local market filled with fragrant cheeses and artisanal cakes, and even a friendly wildlife rescue centre where we met some rather fluffy (and frankly rather unimpressed) rabbits.

As the day drew to a close, I caught a train back to Derbyshire, with my head buzzing from the day’s adventures. This had definitely been one of the most fun tutu-themed days, thanks to the German sparkle surprise! The story of the German tutu is a reminder that sometimes the best experiences are found on unexpected paths, like discovering hidden treasures within the art of dance.

And if my story inspires you to try something new, a new style, or maybe just to dance in a pink tutu, then I've achieved my goal for the day. Don’t be afraid to take a leap! 🩰

Love,

Emma
xx

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#TutuBlog 2014-01-11 in Trowbridge with a german tutu.