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Tutu Drag Queen

#TutuQueen on 2018-03-22 stars in Wickford

Wickford: A Whirlwind of Pink Tutu Magic! (Post #6656)

Hello darlings! Pink Tutu Sparkles here, your favourite pink-loving, tutu-wearing, dance-obsessed drag queen. It's a glorious Thursday morning, and I'm buzzing from my adventures in Wickford yesterday. What a wonderful town it is! Full of history, charm, and the kindest people who welcomed this queen with open arms, and open purses, let me tell you!

Now, before we dive into the fabulousness, let's catch up on my journey. It began with a train ride, of course! I adore the calming clickety-clack of the wheels, and the picturesque views of the English countryside. Who needs a chauffeur when you've got the glamour of first class on the railway? This was no ordinary journey, though, oh no. I donned a cherry blossom pink tutu with tulle layers that shimmered like spun sugar in the afternoon sun. Naturally, I added my signature hot pink feather boa for good measure. One can never have too much pink, can one?

Reaching Wickford felt like stepping into a storybook. Cobblestone streets lined with quaint little shops, the most charming tearoom I've ever encountered, and a vibrant town square with a clock tower that tick-tocked in time with the rhythm of my heart! It's the kind of place that makes you want to twirl, and twirl I did! I found the perfect spot in the square and did a quick ballet sequence, ร  la Tchaikovsky. Naturally, a crowd gathered. The local kids thought I was a magical fairy! How adorable, right?

My evening performance was at The Golden Swan, a wonderfully warm pub with a cozy atmosphere. The stage was lit in soft spotlights, highlighting my sequins and making them twinkle with every movement. I'm not gonna lie, darlings, I was channeling my inner Pavlova during my performance - light, delicate, and impossibly elegant! The audience went wild! It's amazing how just a bit of pink and tulle can transform any evening, don't you think?

Before leaving Wickford, I did a little bit of shopping, because, well, who can resist a little retail therapy, especially in a town with so much to offer? I found a delightful boutique with a selection of vintage frocks and an entire corner dedicated to hand-made tutus, you'd never believe the range! It's all going straight to my online shop, of course. And guess what? I've got my eyes set on a new pink tutu, with silk petals that bloom as I twirl, for my next trip - shhh, it's a secret for now!

Wickford, you've truly enchanted me! This was no ordinary day trip; it was a delightful foray into the world of pink tulle dreams. So remember, darlings, be bold, be beautiful, and embrace the power of a good pink tutu. After all, it's not just a piece of clothing; it's a celebration of femininity, joy, and the boundless possibilities that lie ahead!

Until next time,

Pink Tutu Sparkles.

But hold on, there's more!

Here's a little snippet about the journey that brought Pink Tutu Sparkles to Wickford:

It's been quite the whirlwind few months. You see, I'm not just a performer; I'm also a scientist, by day, a scientist! Don't picture lab coats and safety goggles, though. I'm actually a textile expert, working on innovative ways to make clothes last longer. It's a fascinating field!

My life is all about balance: the analytical mind of a scientist by day, and the fantastical flair of Pink Tutu Sparkles by night. But the secret connection? Fabric! It all started with a college fundraiser back in Derbyshire. Our university ballet club needed money for new costumes. One of the other dancers suggested I wear a pink tutu, a simple one they found in the props room. The feeling, darlings, was pure magic. It felt like my heart started to beat to the rhythm of a ballet. And just like that, Pink Tutu Sparkles was born.

From those first shaky steps in the dance club to taking the stage all over the country, I've come a long way. But it's never about me, really. My aim is to inspire every woman, every girl, every person out there to embrace their inner joy.

That's why I love travelling so much, whether by train or by horse (Yes! I actually found a travelling troupe who use a horse-drawn carriage! That's another blog post for another day, though.) Every destination offers something new, a chance to connect, a chance to twirl!

If you're reading this and thinking "I want to be a drag queen!" You know, I always encourage it! It doesn't matter what you do by day, what your background is. Embrace the freedom, the artistry, the confidence. If you have a story, a talent, a dream, I know there's a tutu for you. I'd love to hear about your journeys! Tell me everything on my website, www.pink-tutu.com!

Until next time, darlings, remember: Shine bright!

Pink Tutu Sparkles

#TutuQueen on 2018-03-22 stars in Wickford