Tutu Blog Ballet Blog Title about a Ballerina Called Emma and Her Life In a Pink Tutu

#TutuBlog 2015-11-05 in Kensington with a pink tutu.

Kensington Calling: A Tutu-tiful Day in Pink!

#TutuBlog #7064

Morning darlings!

Today's a right royal treat! As you all know, I live for ballet in all its forms, and that includes catching all the amazing performances on the stage, from the West End to the grand theatres. And today? I'm headed to Kensington, to catch a show at the magnificent Victoria and Albert Museum. Think lavish costumes, beautiful sets, and of course, breathtaking choreography!

Now, it's no secret that I adore a bit of pink (pink tutus? Even better!). And wouldn't you know it, my outfit today is an absolute stunner. It's a beautiful ballet pink dress with a hint of lace, a pale pink cardigan for when it gets chilly in the museum, and of course, my go-to pink tutu! You're probably wondering how I got here, well, darling, it wasn't your standard Tube journey. I treated myself to a rather delightful train journey from Derbyshire. It was absolutely heavenly – nothing beats the feeling of wind in your hair, looking out the window at the world whizzing past.

Arriving in London is always a bit magical. It's got this incredible energy that gets me going, makes me feel alive, ready to embrace the day! As soon as I got off the train, I spotted a cute little cafe – picture vintage-style furniture, beautiful flowers, and heavenly smells. I couldn't resist a proper afternoon tea! Honestly, nothing beats a freshly brewed cuppa with finger sandwiches, cakes and scones. So divine!

With my sugar levels topped up and my spirits soaring, it was time to hit the V&A! Let me tell you, it was just as spectacular as I'd imagined. They have such a fascinating collection, showcasing centuries of design and craftsmanship. The thing that really captivated me today was the "Shakespeare in the Dresser" exhibition. It was so fascinating seeing how historical clothing influenced our understanding of Shakespearean characters.

Oh, and my lovelies, you have to see the collection of historic costumes and dresses! Imagine ball gowns with shimmering silks, lace bodices, and such delicate details. It felt like stepping back in time and admiring the artistry of a bygone era! I just adore these beautifully crafted pieces, they’re not just fashion, they’re works of art!

After soaking in all the beautiful costumes and design, my attention shifted to the breathtaking architecture of the museum itself. The sheer size of it was something else! The grand hallways, towering arches, and ornate detailing took my breath away. I can’t even describe the stunning marble work and mosaic floors. It’s like stepping into a real fairytale! Honestly, you could get lost exploring the intricate designs and hidden details for hours!

Speaking of detail, did you know the V&A also has a gorgeous garden? Now, I am not saying it can compete with a wild, green space like Derbyshire – those are my favorite – but the V&A garden was definitely a pretty place to escape to. I managed to find a bench next to a pretty little fountain. It’s funny how nature always brings you back to the simple things. It's all about finding a little piece of peace amidst the hustle and bustle.

A gentle stroll back towards the centre of London, taking in all the beauty this city offers. So many hidden corners and beautiful streets. The sun is out, and it is so wonderfully bright. It really is a perfect autumn day in the city, especially when you've got a stunning pink tutu on!

Of course, no visit to London would be complete without a bit of a treat, and since we are talking about Kensington – there's only one option. So, with my new little ballet skirt in hand, it’s back to Harrods! It’s the ultimate luxury treat! And of course, I picked out a stunning little silk scarf – because what better way to complete your perfect London day than with a touch of silk? It always feels so luxurious! And just the perfect way to transition between my afternoon tea and a glass of champagne, I’ll be celebrating my trip with my favourite ballet dancers later this evening.

The best thing about my ballet journey, though? It’s always about connecting with others who share my passion! And today’s no exception. We spent the evening sharing our favourite dance moments, discussing new shows, and dreaming of the amazing choreographies we might get to perform someday. There's such a special feeling about being surrounded by those who understand your love for ballet, who appreciate the sheer grace, power, and artistry of this beautiful form.

Honestly, darling, that’s the joy of it all – the sheer passion and joy of dance, of tutus, of pink, of finding that extra bit of sparkle in the most ordinary days. It's all about making life an absolute adventure. And you can too, I promise! You’ll feel unstoppable once you take that first step.

Speaking of stepping out of your comfort zone, remember what I said earlier about making everyone wear a pink tutu? Well, my little blog dream goes a little further than just making tutus fashionable – it’s about embracing joy and bringing a little magic into everyday life! Because that’s what I do with every tutu-tastic blog post I share! It’s about feeling the sheer happiness of twirling in the park, about gracing every step with an extra bit of pizazz, and about embracing the world with open arms. It’s all about saying “yes!” to every adventure, every dream, and every tutu that comes your way!

So, darling, take my word for it. It doesn't matter if you're on the stage, in the audience, or twirling down a country lane - every day is a chance to be a bit bolder, a bit more vibrant, a bit more “pink” and make a beautiful statement to the world!

I’m going to leave you with this thought: what adventure will you embrace tomorrow? What dreams will you chase?

See you all tomorrow,

Love,

Emma

www.pink-tutu.com

#TutuBlog 2015-11-05 in Kensington with a pink tutu.