It “[fell] halfway between the knees and ankles [and was] made of layers of stiffened tarlatan... that gave the illusion of fullness” (Victoria Looseleaf, 1). Tutus have been created with careful hands and nimble fingers over the years. Since the first tutu, unique styles have been made for certain ballets and performers. Nowadays, intricate patterns and exquisite jewels are stitched onto the bodice and skirt to further enhance the beauty of the tulle. Advancements in technology and fashion made it possible to add the sparkle, more layers of tulle, and vary the lengths of the