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We here at WallCandy are huge fans of the color pink.  Need convincing?  Just take a look at our French Bull Princess Wall Decal collection.

Sure, there’s the hot pink princess dress, but if you zoom out on the scene, you’d see pink tree trunks, pink leaves, pink hair, a pink castle and plenty of pink flowers and clouds.

It wasn’t so long ago that there was a parenting backlash against pink, concerned that our daughters would become prisoners of gender stereotypes if they played with dolls and had a wardrobe consisting of every shade of cotton candy. The pendulum seems to have swung the other way, with Disney Princesses dominating the birthday party scene and even some of the toy aisles.  There’s the realization that childhood fantasies of dressing up like Princess Kate have their own imaginative value and don’t hinder our girls’ potential to become engineers, mathematicians, lawyers, business leaders, etc.

The LEGO company, for example, just came out with a pink and purple-dominated “Friends” brand as a result of marketing research concluding that girls want pink.

Yet, in our liberated times, flouncy pink clothes might have a shot at expanding beyond the traditional toddler and tween demographic.

Check out this middle-aged guy in the tutu, for example:

Bringing Ballet to Rural Audiences: The Tutu Project (Click tutu for more info).

Brooklyn photographer Bob Carey is working on an offbeat photography coffee table book featuring him modeling a pink tutu — and nothing else. The Tutu Project will be documented in his book “Ballerina,” with proceeds benefiting breast cancer research. Bob’s wife Linda has been battling the disease and these “adventures of a guy and his pink tulle” have been amusing her and fellow patients.

Bob has been posing in the tutu since 2003 and has pranced around such landmarks as the Grand Canyon, the Golden Gate Bridge, and Times Square.

According to the NY Daily News, his fans include officers in the Atlantic City Police Department. When the cops received reports of a strange shirtless man wearing a tutu, they investigated the scene and determined they wanted to pose for souvenir pics with him.

It should be noted that Bob wears pink shorts underneath the tutu for modesty reasons and, of course, to avoid any indecent exposure complaints.

If you've ever taken a ride on the New York Subway, this scene isn't so unusual. What is unusual is the model's dedication to charity.

The Huffington Post playfully called Bob a “Hairy Fairy Godmother.”

In that spirit, we think he’d look fabulous as one of our Sweet Dreams Fairies!

For a more detailed dose of Bob’s humor, please visit The Tutu Project.