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"tutu" could be read as "too-too". Too-too means "too much, over the top, exaggerated", and was, many years ago, an expression that was much used by "affected" people. Example: "oh, darling, that's a lovely dress, but it's simply too-too ravishing, don't you know." Maybe that's what the setter tries to convey?
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