I recomend anyone try out a tutu for wearing
19 ratings since posting on Saturday, April 29, 2006
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...was truly uplifting. not in like a marilyn monroe kind of way, but more like in a wonderbra kind of way. like i was a new woman. and its like, so layered... all those layers makes it like totally complex. you really feel more deep when you wear it. you can access many levels of your ruffled consciousness. in fact i am switching over to all organzic produce now. - zariat , posted 05/06/06 |
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You know how it goes... I do many things, tutu's happen to be one of them :) - Unsubscribed , posted 05/05/06 |
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Tutus are obviously IN this season! Let's keep buying them up before the price skyrockets. I need several colors for summer tour. Does anyone have a line on Earth-tone tutus? I NEED ONE. - Unsubscribed , posted 05/05/06 |
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I simply must have one (five?) for this summer's festival season... - J.P. , posted 05/04/06 |
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Ballet tutu From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Performers wearing Tutus.A ballet tutu is a skirt worn as a costume in a ballet performance, often with attached bodice. It might be single layer, hanging down, or multiple layers starched and strutting out. Tutus are often wrap around skirts, fastened in the waist by ribbons sewn in its waist. They may also be attached to leotards, usually long armed. There are several types of ballet tutu: Romantic Tutu: three quarter length bell shaped skirt made of tulle with a fitted bodice and cap sleeves. The romantic tutu is free flowing to emphasise lightness and ethereal quality of the romantic ballets. Classical Tutu (bell): A short, stiff tulle skirt with a slight bell shape and fitted bodice. It extends outwards from the hips and uses a wired hoop. Classical Tutu (plate): A short, stiff tulle skirt that extends outwards (from the hips), and has a fitted bodice. The pancake design has wire spokes to keep the material stiff where as the powder puff design uses wire hoops. Balanchine/Karinska Tutu: similar to the bell and powder puff - plate tutu with the exception that no hoops are used and with fewer layers of netting. The skirt is loosely tacked to give a softer, fuller appearance. [edit] Etymology The word tutu is a corruption of cucu, French baby talk for cul-cul meaning roughly "botty-wotty" (for bottom). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballet_tutu - Unsubscribed , posted 05/02/06 |
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i absolutely love twirling whilst wearing a tutu. I also love to see them on other people. maybe we shall make a tutu club. . .people who gather together wearing tutus of many colours and forms.. ..as we dance and climb trees. .. that i have not yet attempted althouth i bet it must be possible with great care. - amy , posted 05/01/06 |
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Tutus are the best for dancing. They are great to wear to work too! Or even just around the house. All hail the tutu spring cleaning fairy!. . . - mythras , posted 05/01/06 |
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i tutued when i was 7 mo pregnant and that was so fun...my big belly and a hot pink frilly number....oh yes i also got my funky forty year old husband to don a tutu at last year's Burn....so wonderful is the feeling of your tutu ruffles blowing in the playafied wind as you ride your bike across the playa to the el circo dome and beyond....aaahhhh - haidy , posted 05/01/06 |
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Our ship's engineer looked great in his tutu: images.tribe.net/tribe/upl...51f0f97913 - Darkling , posted 04/30/06 |
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the only thing better then wearing a tutu is wearing 5 , it's really all about the layers, like cake, and frosting...and more cake... - Kyrian , posted 04/30/06 |
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Tutu love for everyone! If you need a Tutu, the Tutu faery has special one for UU. The Tutugarden is blossoming like mad and of a bit of distriututuation I would be glad. Tututopia is on its way very soon to make a debute day. Shambles, Sonic Bloom and Emergan-see Tutumania.......weeeeeeee - KLC Faery , posted 05/08/06 |
