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There is no need to go on about this bit of fluff - you've read the fairy tale. This appealing bit of fluff is well served by Dyer's romantic watercolor illustrations, glowing with such becoming colors as soft peach and gold and featuring those magpies as well dressed, loquacious, and just a touch sly. Barbara Karinska, perceptive interpreter of Balanchine's inner life, translated choreography into costume when she designed a mere lightly boned corset with a tiny bit of fluff in the tutu area for this dewy creature. |
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