I thought you'd enjoy seeing this costume with the tutu portion made of tulle, which is a softer form of the nylon netting that we have today. Because it doesn't have the stiffness of nylon net it is much fuller in volume.
The bodice is a stiff form of velvet, though I don't know what it is called. Perhaps a reader will comment and let us know?
The plastic headband is covered with starched cotton roses.
And, this is still before pink tights became the standard - hence the white socks with black leather ballet slippers.

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