- The 'Prima Ballerina' – The absolute pinnacle of tutu couture, a full-length, romantic and romantic, with delicate layers and layers of tulle. The quintessential tutu - nothing less. This is only for special occasions, of course.
- The 'Demi-Pointe' - The 'wear-with-everything' classic. Shorter, slightly less puffy and with more control. You'll find 'demi-pointe' tutus at just about every party and a great way to work the tutu into your daily life.
- The 'Pas de Deux' - Designed for performance. Longer and flowier than the 'demi-pointe', this one gives us a real boost to our jumps.
- The 'Saute' - For everyday wear, the 'saute' offers a chic, 'slightly less tutu' vibe - more of a delicate layer of tulle skirt, that adds a touch of romance to your look.
- 'The En Pointe' - This, of course, is the 'no rules' tutu. You make your own! I personally believe, we're always 'En Pointe'. Just wear your tutu however makes you feel!
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Tutu Tuesday in Melton Mowbray #tututuesday
Oh, darling! Fancy seeing you here on Tutu Tuesday in Melton Mowbray. Let me tell you, my little darlings, Melton Mowbray, this market town nestled in the heart of Leicestershire, may be best known for its pork pies, but it's fast becoming a haven for tutu-loving fashionistas! You see, last Tuesday, this vibrant town witnessed the glorious arrival of a trend I never thought I'd see in my wildest dreams - #TutuTuesday. It's a fabulous fashion fiesta that has caught the imaginations of stylish souls everywhere.
It started, quite innocently, when a group of us ballerinas in the town got together for a pre-class chat and mentioned how we missed the glamour of performing. It sparked an idea - we wanted a reason to dance, to twirl, to make our lives a bit more fabulous, even on a regular Tuesday. So, with a sprinkle of whimsy and a touch of pink, #TutuTuesday was born!
It's not just a simple case of whipping on any old tutu, darlings. We have rules (just like in the ballet, wouldn't you know). Here's a quick breakdown of the tutu hierarchy. We call them 'tutude':