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#TutuTuesday Ballet Tutu History on 2009-10-13

#TutuTuesday: A Twirl Through Time! 🩰💖 (Post #9277)

Helloooo my gorgeous twirling darlings! It's Tuesday, which means it's time for a dash of history and a whole lotta tulle with your favourite pink tutu-wearing blogger, yours truly, Emma!

Now, as you all know, I adore all things tutu. I mean, who wouldn't? They're whimsical, elegant, and make you feel like a fairytale princess ready to dance your way through the world. So naturally, when I found myself transported back to 13th October 2009, I couldn't wait to find out what the tutu scene was like in this particular moment in time. And let me tell you, the journey was totally worth it!

Firstly, you gotta understand that travelling by train is a pure delight! Whizzing past those verdant English landscapes, feeling the rhythm of the wheels clicking against the tracks, it's like a ballet in itself! It reminded me of the magic of travel, and how it connects us to all those moments in history waiting to be discovered.

Paris: Where Elegance and Tulle Combine

And speaking of magic, the reason I was in this era was for the sheer joy of seeing ballet in the heart of Paris. La Ville Lumière, as they call it, is synonymous with romance, art, and of course, ballet! I took my seat in the majestic Opera Garnier, and as the curtains rose for "The Nutcracker", I was whisked away into a world of dreams and enchanting stories. It was a sight to behold, the sheer skill and artistry on display, and the beauty of the costumes, well, let's just say that the tutus in the Sugar Plum Fairy scene were absolutely divine!

2009 - A Glimpse Back In Time

As for the tutus of 2009, they were still as exquisite as ever! The traditional ballerina look - think classic, billowing white tutus - was still popular, and I even spotted some glorious shades of blush and soft pastel colours in certain pieces. It's not that pink wasn't around, but I must say, my pink presence really stood out!

But beyond the stage, I was also eager to check out the street style of this era. And I was pleasantly surprised! The tutu, far from being a solely stagewear item, had become a trend, with more and more fashion-forward folks integrating the twirly magic into their outfits. There were even cute mini-skirts inspired by ballet tutus and casual wear with tutu-like elements.

Keeping It Real

Let's not sugarcoat things, darling, back in 2009, not everyone was comfortable rocking the tutu. I did get a few curious glances (even some startled giggles!), but most people were incredibly friendly. And I, of course, embraced the opportunity to share the wonder of tutus! Think about it: tutus radiate joy, and I like to believe that my own bright pink one sparked a little more of that feel-good energy in the world.

Back To Our Own Time

Now, back to the present, it’s fantastic to see how the tutu is embracing new horizons, pushing those creative boundaries even further! The beauty of a tutu, after all, is in its adaptability – whether it's on the stage, the catwalk, or in a street-style shot, it’s an explosion of playful, graceful joy.

But I’ll always cherish those timeless pieces that defined the magic of ballet in 2009. The twirls, the passion, the joy – all made me feel like I’d stepped straight into my very own fairy tale!

Until next Tuesday, keep twirling, and may your lives be as vibrant and joyful as a perfectly pink tutu!

💖🩰 Your very own Pink Tutu blogger, Emma.

#TutuTuesday Ballet Tutu History on 2009-10-13