Leg warmers (from left): Grishko, C&A, Sansha and Sansha |
Sansha leotard and Decathlon cache-coeur |
This ballerina is a earring holder that I bought at Claire's in Blvd St.Michel in Paris |
And this red mini pointe key chain I got as a gift from Deha store owner here in Belgrade as a fateful customer! |
Stickers I find somewhere in France |
Very dear picture of Ana Pavlova or Maya Plisetskaya with a special autograph from our famous children comedian Branko Kockica that he signed as "For Titina the little ballerina from Branko (and he draw a little square box because it was his mark and a nickname)" though the letters are very hardly visible... |
My first set of ballet pointe (from left) these I wore when I was 6 (it's not recommended at such an early age), the middle one when I was 8 and the last ones (that are soft) at the same age |
Decathlon gymnastic leather slippers that I wore for Show dance practice when I was older Decathlon |
My very 1st leotard! :) |
These are new! Grishko and Sansha |
You'll gonna need this! H&M |
My favorite soft ballet shoes! In these I achieved the best results and they were given to me by my dearest friend who worked at the National Theater (until I washed them in washing machine one night when I was to tired the manually soak them) It's a no no! Do not ever machine wash your soft ballet shoes (not to mention pointe :p) Sansha |
I miss my ballet years so much...
Day by day by day...
I was born and have the talent for classical ballet but my body is not listening to me...
But, who knows why is that good...
P.s. I adore Sansha! They have the best stuff...if someone asks you :)
Grishko is ok, Deha is expensive and too comercial, but Sansha (I shopped in Paris, I think the nearest one is in Budapest) is the best!
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ReplyDeletenekad sam i ja igrala balet...
Sve je predivno :)
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