A dancer's tutu is a short, frilly skirt typically worn by ballet dancers. It is made from layers of tulle or other lightweight fabrics, allowing for ease of movement and a graceful appearance. The tutu is designed to enhance the dancer's lines and showcase their leg movements during performances. There are different styles of tutus, including the classical bell tutu, which is full and rounded, and the pancake tutu, which is flatter and more structured. Tutus are often worn with a fitted bodice and can be adorned with sequins or other embellishments for added visual appeal during ballet performances.