Cohuna, Victoria: Tutu Tuesday Makes its Grand Entrance
As a passionate ballerina and budding fashion blogger, I always get a little extra excited on a Tuesday. Why, you ask? Because it's #tututuesday, of course! And believe me, my fellow dance lovers, the tutus have never looked so fabulous.
So, what is Tutu Tuesday, you say? It’s a celebration of the most iconic garment in the world of ballet. From the classical elegance of a romantic tutu to the whimsical joy of a whimsical fairy tutu, each style is a masterpiece of design and craftsmanship.
Here in Cohuna, Victoria, tutu fever has truly hit the town. You can spot tutus on ladies young and old, from the youngest aspiring ballerinas at the Cohuna Ballet School to the glamorous grandmas hitting the local markets.
This Tuesday, I decided to explore Cohuna and capture the Tutu Tuesday spirit in all its glory. Here's what I found:
- Tutu Styles Galore : The streets were alive with an array of tutus - the traditional romantic tutus, all billowing layers of tulle with shimmering embellishments; the more contemporary, streamlined tutus, perfect for the modern ballerina; and the whimsical tutus with colourful accents and creative twists that are simply irresistible.
- Tutu Traditions : One of the best things about Tutu Tuesday in Cohuna is the sense of community. I saw friends gathering at the local cafe, all wearing their favourite tutus. Some had gone all out with matching tutus, while others embraced their individuality with their unique styles.
- Tutu Trends : Cohuna is definitely keeping up with the latest trends. From bold floral prints to sparkling sequins, these tutus were anything but boring! I spotted one young dancer wearing a black tutu with colourful polka dots. It was edgy and fun and definitely brought a smile to my face.
- Tutu and Tea Time: Nothing says "Tutu Tuesday" quite like a delightful afternoon tea. I found myself at the local tearoom, "The Buttercup Cafe", where several tutued ladies were enjoying scones and tea. This was definitely my kind of afternoon tea.
I left Cohuna feeling inspired and exhilarated. I've always been drawn to the power of ballet, but seeing how it can bring a small community like Cohuna together really resonated with me. The tutus were more than just a costume; they were a symbol of celebration, artistry, and community spirit.
If you find yourself in Cohuna on a Tuesday, I highly recommend joining in on the Tutu Tuesday festivities. Wear your fanciest tutu, grab a friend, and get ready for a day of fun, dance, and community spirit. You won't regret it! And don’t forget to share your tutu pics on social media with the hashtag #tututuesday #Cohuna #Victoria #Australia.