Each Olympian now receives a package with eight competition leotards and 12 training leotards.
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Biles noted that these leotards are her from her signature line.
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The costumes are light pastel leotards stained with tire track impressions.
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To be fair, those sparklies can be found on $50 leotards.
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But instead of microscopes and white coats, there were dancers and leotards.
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Custom leotards start at $67 and can run to more than $100.
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Drake, rocking tight little leotards, stirred a different feeling in her viewers.
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It's like leotards, t-shirts, sweaters, and things like that, normally graphic garments.
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Peaches often opts for multiple layers under leather leotards to stop probing hands.
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There's a ballet barre near the entrance and racks of leotards toward the back.
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I also love pairing leotards, like the laser-cut leotard, with high-waisted jeans.
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But we were curious what professional dancers thought of these new leotards and unitards.
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Though after the lights dimmed and the leotards were hung, did the love stay?
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On Instagram, she shows off her artsy leotards and a sock line that she's designed.
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Can we please be best friends & can I send ur daughter some of my leotards?
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From her leopard print dresses, pink hoodies and white leotards, she nails it every time.
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As the gymnasts have gotten more muscular, their leotards have gotten more pink and sparkly.
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As Mashable reported, the group performed Beyoncé's song "Upgrade U," complete with sparkly leotards and hairography.
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Mr. Burns performed a memorable dance with Mr. Galloway while they were both clad in leotards.
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This year, many of the Team USA leotards will have close to 5,212 Swarovski crystals each.
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The costumes were camouflage leotards, sparkly military hats and black fishnets with seams up the back.
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In clingy metallic leotards, sequins glinting, these young women tumble, leap, cartwheel, and stick their landings.
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New recruits, called neophytes, are required to dress up in leotards, sequin skirts, make-up, and wigs.
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It's probably a good thing the story's a joke ... leotards on chairs just don't look too comfy.
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Look for her on Instagram too, where she is sure to post photos of her sparkly leotards.
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But I remember the day our choreographer asked us to wear "nude" leotards for an upcoming performance.
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And Ms. Piersanti's aunt, Laura Urbinati, created dance leotards in the "muddy" palette that the designer requested.
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Training shorts, leotards and unitards that serve the same purpose sell for $65, $60 and $85, respectively.
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Crews may wear fireproof suits instead of leotards, but their performances are as choreographed as any ballet.
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I had to sit in a mini-van with all her friends in their leotards and pantyhose.
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The videos featured step routines, ab workouts, and dance cardio sessions, all accessorized with black leotards and Spandex.
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Choreographed by Beyoncé's choreographer Dana Foglia, dancers in striped leotards crawl, swim, and spin around a simple stage.
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I didn't see any red "Make America Great Again" hats but plenty of leotards, headbands, and unicorn costumes.
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Three models in stilettos and revealing leotards loitered before drumming up the nerve to ask for a picture.
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He turned every stage into an opportunity to showcase his latest fashions – whether ruffled collars, heels or leotards.
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Rainbow onesie leotards were popular, and there were plenty of colorful wigs, patent leather, fishnets and bright makeup.
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Costumes, designed by Mr. Peck himself, are practical dancewear (leotards, tights) combining various shades of brown and white.
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They're informally attired: During most of the program, they wear an attractive assortment of leotards, skirts and trousers.
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In one establishment, tucked away in a side street, a row of women wearing black lace leotards shuffle cards.
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A rotation of sparkly leotards and a disco ball set the mood as her massive vocals take center stage.
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In 2016, the American leotards have an absurd 5,000 crystals, up from 1,188 in 2012 and 184 in 2008.
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She was "a skinny girl in leotards and an old duffel coat wandering around New York City," she writes.
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Back in Kansas City, she rearranged her basement for more efficient production, and built a website that allowed dancers to custom configure leotards, choosing from a library of about 40 fabrics — far more than most rival brands, which typically offered leotards in black, white and a handful of solid, and restrained, colors.
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I don't do leotards and the shower shoes don't come in a men's 12 so I went for the headband.
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The costumes emphasize the dancing: They're furred-up everyday dance uniforms, tights, leotards, leg warmers, and ballet shoes, plus tails.
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This year's competition leotards are covered in almost 53,000 Swarovski crystals, according to a breakdown by The New York Times.
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On Sunday, Kim Kardashian West shared a photo on Instagram showing herself and her sister Kylie Jenner wearing matching leotards.
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This repetition, made witchier by Jane MacDonald's costumes — ripped tights and leotards trailing sheer black ribbons — sometimes feels mundane, aimless.
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On one side, I had remnants of my youth: neon leotards, glittery fanny packs, even a flower crown or two.
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Nods to haute couture also played out in puffy, oversized heart-shaped dresses and high-cut leotards with exaggerated shoulders.
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Or black silk gowns hung together along their arteries over flesh-toned leotards and baseball jackets veined in red wool.
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Her outfits included everything from opulent bejeweled leotards and embellished capes, to a classic yellow hoodie and distressed Levi's jean shorts.
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American Apparel will deliver a lineup of over 50 items from its Basics line, from thongs to bodysuits to glitter leotards.
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The inspiration for the line, Egal, stems from her own struggle to find supportive leotards when she was an awkward teen.
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But it's clearly merely a matter of time before the underwear becomes outerwear and we're all wearing leotards over our pants.
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Sale items included one of her performance leotards, her 1972 BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award and various Soviet medals.
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She gathered the gymnasts for a group hug of sparkly red, white and blue leotards and told them she loved them.
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But another section, featuring dancers costumed in gold spandex leotards and tights, calls to mind Merce Cunningham in a sadder sense.
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"We saw all these white people stretching in leotards," Mr. Mantsoe said over the phone from France, where he now lives.
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And when it comes to leotards, many dancers have begun to favor a small brand from Kansas City, Mo., Elevé Dancewear.
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"I have planned tomorrow at the VMAs to meet Kim Kardashian, and then I'm gonna send her daughter some [leotards]," Biles said.
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Wearing pink leotards, pink tights and pink shoes, they stand with their hands on their hips as they learn proper passé technique.
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If you choose the latter option, that means you'll need a killer makeup look to go with your leotards and fur coats.
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Another Lemonade track, "Sorry," found Beyoncé and Serena Williams dancing in the halls of a lavish Louisiana plantation while wearing black leotards.
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I was ready for a life that didn't revolve entirely around chalk-filled leotards, grips for the bar, and competition hair grease.
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Gone was the traditional rock n' roll jukebox vibe the comic established, along with the leopard-print leotards the television series popularised.
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In Rio, U.S. gymnasts will choose from a selection of leotards (eight styles for women and six for men), according to Sports Illustrated.
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The next photo shows three of the Final Five – Biles, Raisman and Madison Kocian – trading their performance leotards for six-pack-bearing bikinis.
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Because Beyoncé wears leotards a lot, and if I decide to wear a [leotard] one day, am I trying to look like Beyoncé?
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It would be like saying that because of the leotards we wore, it was our fault that we were abused by Larry Nassar.
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On Sunday, Kim Kardashian West took to Instagram with an image of herself and her sister Kylie Jenner wearing matching, full-body leotards.
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From wearing one-legged leotards to applying makeup while drunk, the Kardashian-Jenners are always finding new ways to promote their business ventures.
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Seamlessly shifting between bold spandex leotards and oversized zoot suits, the artist used clothing to create a wide variety of on-stage personas.
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Countless women are sporting blond cornrows, gray jumpsuits, and military-inspired leotards, all nods to B's various looks in the Lemonade visual album.
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The other gymnasts surrounded them in a group hug of sparkly leotards, making it look as if they were being embraced by rainbow.
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They were full-figured, wearing high-cut metallic leotards, with close-cropped hair or swinging dreadlocks, and almost all of them were black.
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The trio sport bright red leotards, high socks, hilarious wigs and sneakers as they work out and groove to the track's catchy tune.
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And with the leotards cut high on the thigh and the velour shorts riding low on the hips, these outfits are sexy, too.
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Ms. Toomey has teamed up with Lululemon on an 11-piece collection of seamless crop tops and bras, knit wraps and ribbed leotards.
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And whilst I loved Aladdin Sane and Diamond Dogs I couldn't overlook the crimson mullet, the leotards and general frightfulness of glam-rock style.
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Ahead of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, Aly and Lynn reflected on the journey from toddler tumbling to red, white and blue leotards.
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Twitter users took note of Swift's stance in front of her dancers, her incorporation of black leotards, and Southern Gothic looking set she used.
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In the video for Lemonade track "Sorry," Beyoncé and Serena Williams dance in the halls of a lavish Louisiana plantation while wearing black leotards.
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Because it's good for it to be all on-camera and in character, and sometimes the gray [mocap] leotards are not the nicest things.
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Starts with GLOW wedding party, introducing all the team, all wearing coordinated leotards, Machu wearing a shirt that says Lumberjacksons are my favorite wrestlers.
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With lithe athletes in sparkling leotards performing gymnastics on horseback, it would be easy to mistake this centuries-old equestrian competition for the circus.
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Some of her most noticeable pieces are often spotted when she performs onstage in bodysuits and leotards, but others are harder to hunt down.
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Eastern European dudes in unflattering leotards lifting something so heavy that their elbows flip backward and break is the coolest thing in the universe.
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Gyms around New York were packed with what you'd expect: colorful leotards, belts cinched to show off womens' waists, legwarmers, glimmering tights, and jewelry.
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Remy Charlip's multicolor leotards for "Minutiae" (1954) and Sonja Sekula's costume for "Dromenon" (1947) allow the viewer to marvel at their artistry and boldness.
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But along with those sequin-dipped leotards and sprouting flower hairpieces came something else I wasn't entirely prepared for as a second grader: exposed legs.
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When one of her former KCB corps members, Stephanie Greenwald, moved to Germany to dance with Staatsballett Berlin, Ms. Choules sent her boxes of leotards.
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The pictures showed a diverse bunch of women wearing leotards in nine different shades of nude — eight more than American Apparel used to offer, Weber says.
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The men play a game of handball in skintight leotards, which at least a nice way to lube us up for the painful two-on-one.
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The group of them took the Emmys stage, where the handmaids stripped off their tunics to reveal sparkly leotards and perform in a kick line (HMMMMMM).
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Vincent, at this point, has had the savvy idea to dress the waitresses at the bar in leotards — bodysuits, for those who've never encountered that word.
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I couldn't judge them either; because the nerds, the CrossFitters, and me — under the muscles and stretchy leotards and yoga pants — we were all the same.
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Shawn Johnson and Shannon Miller may have hung up their leotards for good, but the former Olympians couldn't be more excited for the 2016 gymnastics team.
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"It would be like saying that because of the leotards we wore, it was our fault that we were abused by Larry Nassar," Ms. Douglas wrote.
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Rio de Janeiro Dispatch RIO DE JANEIRO — The young ballet students walked into the room with red paint — simulated blood stains — smeared all over their leotards.
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She was in the midst of rehearsing the role of the Sugar Plum Fairy for the annual "Nutcracker" production and ruminating on the importance of leotards.
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Featuring flashy tiger stripes in a bright palette of leotards, boots and men's bottoms, the layered ensembles are modelled by young up-and-coming artists and activists.
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As a gymnast, it seems like your leotards can be a form of self-expression, but they also have to be comfortable and allow you to move.
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Ben's diamond-soaked outfit was cute, but Michelle Visage's comment on it was right—all these girls seem to want to wear these days are bejeweled leotards.
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The gold medal winning gymnasts hit the MTV VMAs red carpet in bright, sparkly dresses (which pretty much rival the 5,000 Swarovski crystals on their performance leotards!).
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Did you imagine that the key components would be pastels, Prince, bathtubs, cats, leotards, heart-shaped sunglasses, mirrors, primroses, balloons, neon lighting, Beyoncé, triangles, and tasteful nudity?
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This is the circus's legacy: an empire built on injustice, men in leotards telling you everything is going to be just fine, you'll love it, I promise.
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And by the time she made it to a professional company, dancing in Justin Peck's Everywhere We Go, she'd taught herself how to make her own leotards.
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After all, when asked if there was ever a gymnast who tended, say, more to the minimalist Helmut Lang school of leotards than to the fairy princess Marchesa look, Jordyn Wieber, a member of the gold medal 2012 team who is now a student at U.C.L.A. and manager of the gymnastics team (which is known for the "creative backs" of their leotards), hemmed and hawed and thought for a while.
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Many of these athletes are young girls, and coaches have incredibly intimate access to their bodies — donning skintight leotards — in order to help these athletes master the skills.
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The chain is known for its eye-popping billboards and building exteriors plastered with images of lounging women in leotards and sculpted backsides in bright-colored bikini bottoms.
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The two leaders, wearing white leotards, begin with waist-length wigs of matted hair, which they remove about a third of the way through this 90-minute work.
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How else would you explain "Single Ladies" aerobics classes, the proliferation of pop stars in leotards, and just about everything having to do with being your fiercest self?
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The Fosses' Manhattan apartment is a jungle of houseplants and crown moldings, and Williams's wardrobe captures Verdon's whimsical energy: She wears crop tops, leotards, bottle green evening gowns.
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Donna Strauss, a coach at Parkettes in Allentown, Pa., who has been working with national gymnasts since 250, remembers early leotards as simply black short-sleeved one-pieces.
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Come for the women in high-cut leotards, stay for the well-developed exploration of their interior lives and experiences, including their reproductive choices and frustrating employment options.
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We've seen Miley Cyrus wear a range of unconventional outfits, including many, many sequined leotards, some unicorn onesies, a blow-up latex dress, and an all-denim glitter suit.
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Caroline's ballet class sometimes practiced on the South Lawn, delighting the staff and "fluttering like little pink birds in their pink leotards, tulle tutus, and ballet slippers," Baldrige recalled.
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Whether it was platform boots, leotards, or buttons that were never buttoned, Bowie always rebelled against the dominant style regime, and the fashion landscape is better because of it.
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Everything in the store is insanely soft and enticingly droopy (except on the women's floor, where among many things is a selection of thong leotards by Alix for $195).
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Earlier this year, I met Biles at a gym in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where she was doing a photo shoot for GK Elite, the world's largest supplier of gymnastics leotards.
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In 2012, Harper and other Nationals newcomers wore red leotards in the style of Gabby Douglas and the U.S. women's gymnastics team for a train ride to New York.
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Sporty motifs took over the catwalk at Julia Aysina's fashion show on Thursday, with the designer showcasing leotards, loose trousers, printed dresses and brightly-coloured heels for women's wardrobes.
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But given the company's pretty great track record (we're admittedly fans), we'd say these leotards and unitards might at least help a few dancers get through their monthly (menstrual) flow.
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Hard bodies whose curves were enhanced by OTC diet-pill addictions and working up a sweat in g-string leotards were crowned with aggressively large scrunched socks and leg-warmers.
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I sat there on a bench in that store and heard 'Thinking Out Loud' for the first time, as little kids were picking out tutus and leotards next to us.
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Each is custom-fit to her body, and on the open retail market, the heavily crystal-studded competition leotards would cost an average of $1,200 (more than many prom dresses).
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She'd go on to make multiple videos (some of which you can even stream on Amazon Prime today!), featuring herself and other women clad in tight and bright spandex leotards.
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They did not wear leotards and tights or obvious costumes, and they stood among the crowd of viewers; when it was time for them to dance, they entered the circle.
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The four Harmonies wear an enviable selection of furs and leotards, Gucci's posted up in a stairwell, and for this three minutes and fourteen seconds, everything is good in the world.
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The emergence of Mr. Sheen as a hybrid spokesman-activist at the party, where dancers in hexagon-pattered leotards performed erotic dance routines, signified a new act for the troubled actor.
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It was a lot more eye-catching — and, at $115 plus $83 for shipping, a lot more expensive — than the plain black leotards I'd worn for my first few student performances.
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The fact that gymnasts wear ribbons and jewel-flecked costumes—Karolyi has sent back leotards because she didn't think they had enough crystals—can minimize how difficult the sport actually is.
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For one thing she's got these bendy, creepy faced dancers, trussed up in pale leotards and wearing masks so they look like The Wheelers from Return to Oz (sans the wheels).
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"I have planned tomorrow at the VMAs, I'm gonna meet Kim Kardashian, and then, I'm gonna send her daughter some [leotards], so I'm set on doing that," she said, according to KHOU.
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While the current lineup might be a far cry from the original animated group (no leopard leotards here) or even the 2001 Rachael Leigh Cook-fronted movie version, there are some throwbacks.
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Four-time Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles and three-time Olympic gold medalist Aly Raisman trade their leotards for bikinis for the 2017 edition of the iconic special issue, out next month.
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You may know Thinx for their period-proof underwear (or maybe their awesomely inclusive ads), but they've now ventured into new menstrual product territory for the brand: period-proof leotards and unitards.
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But, refreshingly, in our era of homework TV, it's also a joyride, all roller skates and mousse-claw bangs, synthesizer jams and leopard-print leotards, home pregnancy tests and cocaine-serving robots.
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In another study, published in the journal Social Behavior and Personality, ballerinas who wore tights and leotards felt worse about their bodies and their performances than those who wore loose get-ups.
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It also made me think about other young brown dancers who, upon learning that they have to steep their leotards in Lipton tea, might feel discouraged from pursuing their passion for dance.
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On a cold February night, also at Gibney in TriBeCa, there were about 30 dancers at Ballet1, some dressed in leotards and ballet slippers, others in basketball shorts or leggings and socks.
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She has a retro Philips cassette recorder, leg warmers, wrist sweatbands and throughout the clip she wears an array of high-cut neon leotards and Dynasty-inspired pastel shadows with crystal drop earrings.
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In the beginning of Sunday's episode, Candy sits at Vince's bar — the Korean restaurant owned by Kim (James Saito) — with Ruby (Pernell Walker) and observes the waitresses, who are clad in black leotards.
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Just ask 2008 Olympic Individual All-Around Gold Medalist Nastia Liukin, who told PeopleStyle that before the games the members of Team USA have to model their leotards to for Coach Marta Karolyi.
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She has been able to transform The Hi-Hat from a low-class joint with waitstaff in sexy leotards to a hip bar for connoisseurs of contemporary art and the emerging punk movement.
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It's not just the costumes, by Reid Bartelme and Harriet Jung, that bring to mind a studio environment, although they help: tights over leotards and other layerings that could be found in rehearsal.
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Many of the ladies of GLOW, nominated for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series, traded their spandex leotards for sparkly ensembles and put down the hairspray for some less voluminous hairstyles.
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Sleekly outfitted in purple-blue leggings and leotards, the nine dancers (actually 10 on Friday, with two performers replacing an injured one) certainly seemed elated, regarding even Bach's speediest sections as a friendly challenge.
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HANNITY: There was an unbelievable - or when Ollie North, when he went like this or when they thought they had him because he bought leotards for his young daughter, the dancer and they thought.
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It is early for such an energetic show—just 7:30pm on a Thursday—and in any case the drag queens' messy mix of bikinis, leotards and wild wigs is not the main attraction.
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"The dark future's always brighter on TV!" he sang, and the Handmaids doffed their red cloaks to reveal that some of them were men, and all of them were wearing spangled red showgirl leotards.
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In the next studio over, seven high school girls in black leotards and white toe shoes were rehearsing Pointing 2, a new dance that the school founder, Eliot Feld, had choreographed expressly for them.
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While the gift shop at the recent U.S. Championships here brimmed with women's leotards for sale, none of the singlets or socks-and-stirrup pants that the male gymnasts compete in were being peddled.
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Its main claim to fame in World War II was that one of its crew members was a member of the Coast Guard, Victor Mature, the Hollywood heartthrob remembered for loincloths-and-leotards poses.
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"We wear multiple leotards a day, depending on what we're doing and if we're sweating a lot," said Abigail Sheppard, a first soloist with the Finnish National Ballet, who has worn Elevé since 2014.
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Dancers in leotards worked their moves in front of The Consecration of the Emperor Napoleon and the Coronation of Empress Josephine by Jacques-Louis David (1804), a massive mural depicting the dictator's rise to power.
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Unfortunately, Gabby Douglas wasn't there (she was in the hospital earlier this weekend), but Simone Biles, Laurie Hernandez, Aly Raisman, and Madison Kocian swapped their glimmering, Swarovski-encrusted Olympic leotards for red-carpet worthy ensembles.
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There was a set of ballet dancers complete with bunny ears and black leotards, their smiles indicating that, gosh, they were so grateful to God and everyone, really, for this opportunity to pose for Playboy.
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At the back of the shop, Reed's sister-in-law, Jordan Reed Boyd, a former ballerina, sews custom leotards and swimsuits, and the stained-glass artist Katie Sisum sells handblown glass art inspired by Yellowstone.
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Picture Prompts A recent Times piece reports on a sport called vaulting in which athletes in sparkling leotards perform gymnastics to music on the back of a horse that's cantering in a 15-meter circle.
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By sleeping with Vinnie, she gains some leverage over him, but he bristles at her confrontation with Reggie Love and insists that she's not exempt from wearing the same "signature" leotards as the other waitresses.
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In 503, Patricia Bosworth was a skinny kid in leotards and a worn duffel coat, just another Sarah Lawrence girl — a budding writer and a dance major — but with one hell of a back story.
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It consists of a mirror, a hanging closet shelf crammed with leotards, tights and clothes, and her theater case — one of the old-fashioned black rectangular cases that dancers live out of and tour with.
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In a raid of Sharp's house and gym, the police found more than 1,000 digital photos of girls dressed in leotards, adult shirts, bathing suits and dresses, with no underwear and with their genitals exposed.
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There's Voat, a mirror image of Reddit, on which "subverses" (a play on "subreddits") cater to conspiracy theorists, people with very specific sexual interests (famous people in leotards, for example), and general hate of all kinds.
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I worked out to Jane Fonda and Richard Simmons and Denise Austin and Susan Powter and all the other '80s gurus who wore leotards and manically aerobicized on TV. I studied magazines like they were textbooks.
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In the œuvre of the British-Ghanaian painter Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, there are quite a few dancers, lithe in their leotards, but all of her people look as though they might well belong to that profession.
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"I like lots of crystals," Biles said, after emerging from behind a blue folding mat she was using to change into one of six Biles-themed leotards that GK planned to release leading up to Rio.
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The thrilling, grand ballet begins with a diagonal of female corps de dancers clad in white leotards with their hair in ponytails — like a battalion prepared to do battle or, at least, conquer the spring season.
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Mr. Candido designed costumes, which could delight with calligraphic markings on leotards and also surprise: Strips of hemp, for example, when attached to costumes, flew into the air as the dancers whirled, adding shape to movement.
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The hallways were buzzing with not only presidential candidates and their followers, but comic book characters attending Megacon 2016 and young girls dolled up in hairspray and leotards for a tap-dancing competition in the same venue.
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Despite Lemonade being engulfed by Jay-Z cheating rumors and political statements, the show itself was kept fairly lowkey—focusing, as always, on one massive wind machine, seven different leotards, and a knee-shattering amount of choreography.
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Her style of performance—highly choreographed, spectacle-led, most of the singing performed only in leotards atop the shoulders of gloriously 'roided-up dancers, and probably not actually strictly live—isn't the norm for Las Vegas residencies.
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She began cutting up secondhand leotards to use as patterns, and started making her own, relying on sewing skills she had picked up from her mother, and during high school, when she studied at Utah Regional Ballet.
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I keep thinking about the Beyoncé and Lady Gaga video for "Video Phone"—they present themselves in their white leotards with their pastel-colored guns, like it's mocking this idea, taking references from Godard or Pedro Almodovar films.
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His main picture showed him wedged between two table dancers in matching promo leotards, instantly marking him as the type to sit bored out of his mind in segregated VIP areas sipping free bottles of 4 percent champagne.
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On Sunday, Kim Kardashian shared an adorable photo of her and husband Kanye West's two daughters, North, 6, and Chicago, 22 months, perfectly matching with short distressed jean shorts, Yeezy sneakers, leotards, and a headband with wired ears.
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One highlight for the sisters was raising enough funds to ship a box of donated leotards, tutus, ballet slippers, tap shoes and toe shoes to the School of Performing Arts in Puerto Rico, which was affected by Hurricane Maria.
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The women arrive in matching leotards, except for Macchu Pichu, who was forced to wear a shirt that reads "Lumberjacksons are my favorite wrestlers" on the front and "I peed the bed til I was 10" on the back.
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This year's twist on wearing as little clothing as possible was all about lace, leotards, and strappy looks—think the "Partition" video as styled by Die Antwoord and shot on the set of Mad Max, plus some unfortunate tanlines.
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A car's tires thu-thunk over the rubbery black trip wire at the oil change, triggering a fat bell, and a group of girls in silver leotards are reflected like spatters of sap in its windows— liquidine, firm, gleaming.
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The top gymnasts belong to clubs, and in addition to the coaching fees, there's the cost of leotards, travel, physical therapy and other expenses, such as having parents drive kids to the gym, that typically come out of pocket.
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Later, they strip down to the inner resources of flesh-colored leotards, but with each successively inane idea the piece more closely resembles something you might expect from teenagers trying to be comic and profound, and clueless about both.
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As his works get grander in size, they do not get grander in idea — spreading one large image across several buildings or passenger trains or shipping containers or leotards on the bodies of dancers feels like an optical trick.
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Beyoncé may have performed in five different custom Balmain looks full of bejeweled leotards and embellished capes, but one of her most major ensembles was when she kicked off the concert wearing a yellow hoodie and customized Levi's High Rise shorts.
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Full of leggings in graphic prints and textures — her self-proclaimed "favorite things in the world" — breathable T-shirts, and strappy sports bras, with cutout leotards and cozy hoodies sprinkled in between, it has fashion-meets-function written all over it.
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Four members of the Final Five – Laurie Hernandez, Simone Biles, Aly Raisman and Madison Kocian – reunited in glam gown instead of leotards at Wednesday night's U.S. Olympic Committee Awards, where they accepted the trophy for Team of the Olympic Games.
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We got to check out the company's new releases earlier this month, along with a performance by the all women's New York City-based modern dance group MICHIYAYA in which each dancer was wearing one of the aforementioned leotards or unitards.
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Strolling up the wooden promenade, past the proms of penny drop machines and grown men dressed in leotards howling "Hound Dog" at the top of their lungs, I tried to stay alert, but my mind was already playing tricks on me.
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Himes said many of his colleagues considered the bill a no-brainer because it was "a feel-good thing," a celebration of bipartisan patriotism wrapped in red-white-and-blue Speedos and leotards and clad in similarly themed running spikes.
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Combined with a fabric called Mystique, which overlays foil and hologram atop the spandex to create even more shine, the leotards gymnasts wore became ever glossier, especially as the crystals crept down the sleeves and over the body of the garment.
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Abby (Margarita Levieva), who is managing the Hi-Hat, enjoys more freedom from Vinnie to welcome the punk movement into the bar — and lose the leotards — but he's still the boss and the mob is still the boss of him.
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Last summer, she embarked on her month-long "Good As Hell" tour, tearing up stages across the country with sparkly leotards and pop-star-like choreography, single-handedly shifting representation for plus women in the genre — and having a blast while doing it.
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Originally called maillots and popularized by the acrobat Jules Léotard (a pioneer of the flying trapeze) in the late 0003s, leotards as we know them literally took shape in the mid-2000th century, albeit in a much baggier, utilitarian kind of way.
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The collection, launched on the first day of the city's fashion week, featured West's penchant for neutral tones but included bright pops of pink, red and orange across the collection of leotards, tops, leggings and parkas worn by a diverse group of models.
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"The Four Temperaments," by contrast, shows us dancers (the girls in black leotards, the boys in white T-shirts and black tights) demonstrating a formal yet strange and inexorable process, in which they often alternate — as if racked — between powerful convex and concave shapes.
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Even in the art world, there were a few famous artists but if you were going to be an artist… I had this picture in my head of a coldwater flat, bricks, candles in Chianti bottles, Beatnik girls in black leotards, and bongo music.
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There were blouson leather boy-band jackets with matching leather sweatpants; glittering two-tone T-shirt-dresses so short they looked more like shirts (maybe they were shirts, but if so they were sans bottoms) and aerobic-instructor leotards cut waist-high on the sides.
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The Confidence Queen: Lizzo During last summer's month-long "Good As Hell" tour, the rapper tore up stages across the country with sparkly leotards and pop-star-like choreography, single-handedly shifting representation for plus women in the genre — and she had a blast while doing it.
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Stomping the fresh earth (literally) of the runway to a heavy club soundtrack, the diverse line-up wore monster boots and power coats, high-cut bodycon leotards that covered the face, kinky muzzle-like face-thongs and other haute fetish wear made in collaboration with Bordelle.
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The Weeknd performs "Earned It" The Weeknd brought a little S&M to the Oscars with his performance of his Fifty Shades of Grey track "Earned It." There were violinists in sexy black leotards and tights, an aerial acrobat, chandeliers and candles straight out of Christian Grey's red room.
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Following the shivaree, set to the ringmaster Storm Marrero's version of "Empire State of Mind," the band played a heavy-metal number and two identical-looking platinum blondes in sparkling nude-illusion leotards (the costumes are by Emilio Sosa) writhed above the ring in a tangle of aerial straps.
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Less than five minutes into GLOW, an electric new Netflix series about a scrappy women's wrestling circuit set in mid-1980s Los Angeles, we see the two lead actresses—Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin, playing classic brunette-blond best-frenemy foils—swiveling their hips around in pastel leotards.
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After trying out dozens of United States factories that all supplied samples with seams that wouldn't stretch enough or fabrics from mismatched dye lots, she found a Chinese manufacturer that now produces some of her ready-to-wear leotards using the same materials, machines and techniques as her Kansas City atelier.
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Shot, like most of his primarily self-financed fiction films, primarily in his own SoHo loft-cum-soundstage, it costumes its cast of four in a mix of modern-day and period dress, powdered wigs and leotards; recitals of Mozart's and other classic works alternate with analyst's-couch voiceover and lovelorn dialogue.
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"The company refused to turn off recommendations on videos featuring young children in leotards and bathing suits even after researchers demonstrated YouTube's algorithm was recommending these videos to pedophiles," wrote consumer advocacy groups in a letter to the FTC this week, urging the agency to take action against YouTube to protect children.
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Costumes featured in the video include a Gianni Versace number from 1992, a set of leotards by Opening Ceremony's Humberto Leon (he costumed the company's latest showing, The Times Are Racing), a pair of tutu and pointe shoes by Iris Van Herpen that's made out of plastic scales, and normcore-style separates by Rosie Assoulin.
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In the grand palaces of north London and the pre-Crossrail West End, where boys in leotards used to prance about hoping to be scouted by Hedi Slimane, the big tunes of the night, the ones they brought out when everyone was at peak-fucked and ready to rut, were never really guitar tracks.
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A woman dressed like a giant peach emoji gave interviews lamenting Apple's recent hyper-realistic redesign (it made the peach, claimed by many users as a sexually evocative symbol, look less like a butt), while a couple dressed as the dancing-twins emoji in matching leotards and bunny ears posed for photos near the bar.
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Although she appeared in "Symphony in C," the company's signature tutu ballet, she made her mark in leotards in Balanchine's plotless avant-garde works, notably "Stravinsky Violin Concerto" and "Kammermusik No. 2," and in neo-Romantic masterpieces like "Robert Schumann's 'Davidsbündlertänze' " When his experiments were at their most unpredictable, Balanchine knew he could turn to Ms. von Aroldingen.
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Some are wearing glittery leotards, top hats, and kimonos, and many have driven some 170 miles southeast from Los Angeles to arrive here on the coast of the Salton Sea, a gradually shrinking body of water so saturated with salt and pesticides from agricultural runoff that scientists have called it an environmental disaster in the making.
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" The star says she's loving the brand's new "more on trend, edged-up" designs (especially when styled by Brad Goreski, as seen below) and is ready to break dancewear out of its leotards-and-legwarmers rut and try something new and fun: "I'd like to start designing something, my own line, but we'll see if there is any interest there!
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"It would be like saying that because of the leotards we wore, it was our fault we were abused by Larry Nassar." please hear my heart A post shared by Gabby Douglas (@gabbycvdouglas) on Nov 21, 2017 at 12:16pm PST The gymnast went on to explain why she's remained silent about Nassar for so long, offering her teammates support for speaking out.
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In the photos, Brie is joined by castmates Britt Baron, Kimmy Gatewood, Rebekka Johnson, Sunita Mani, Gayle Rankin, Kia Stevens, Jackie Tohn, and Britney Young as they navigate the world of female wrestling in 1980s LA. Their costumes are so painfully '80s in the best way, and it's seriously impressive how they're able to keep straight faces while wearing high-rise leotards.
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For this piece, which hints at the possibility of pain in play and how a woman can be seen as an object, or a thing, Ms. Kravas pairs with Rebecca Brooks (both wearing tights and gray button-down shirts), while Anna Azrieli moves alongside Natalie Green (in black sweatpants and green leotards) and Heather Olson dances with Omagbitse Omagbemi (in crisp black dresses).
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Still, its décor indicated a preference among some of its employees, Mr. Dow included: Alongside dozens of styles of CCM hockey skates, white Jackson figure skates, sequined leotards and goalie gear were signed portraits of several New York Rangers — not to mention an acrylic painting of the team's star goaltender, Henrik Lundqvist, valiantly snatching a puck against a stormy Manhattan skyline.
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Love, Mommy & Stormi XO."Read more: Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian wore matching one-legged leotards that made them look half dressedJenner's rose petal room is also reminiscent of the Valentine's Day gift Kanye West surprised his wife Kim Kardashian West with this year — he filled their living room with long-stemmed roses in individual vases, while Kenny G performed the songs "Forever in Love" and "Somewhere Over The Rainbow.
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For the next five hours, America passes by, wearing work badges, fanny packs, surgical scrubs, sparkly dance-short-leotards, suspenders, wool caps, head scarves, dreadlocks; pushing walkers, baby strollers, a fat-wheeled trail bike, a shopping cart (containing a bamboo cane and a Burger King crown); carrying walkie-talkies, books, a man-purse shaped like a gigantic tennis shoe, squirming babies, portable fold-up seats that never get used.
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Read more:People think Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner's new perfume ad looks more like a peanut commercialKylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian wore matching one-legged leotards that made them look half dressedKylie Jenner just celebrated her 22nd birthday by chartering a $250 million superyacht that was once owned by a fugitive businessman — take a look insideTravis Scott bought Kylie Jenner a ridiculous lip-shaped diamond necklace for her birthday that could be worth $500,000
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The Uni-verse vernacular includes acronyms like NNOB (no name on back) and FNOB (full name on back), and concepts like "the leotard effect," wherein a football team's matching pants and socks make the players look like they are wearing leotards (think the Saints in black pants/socks, or the Ravens), and "amateur pacifistic" uniforms, a joke on Nike's Pro Combat line, which ties in neatly with "GIJoevember," the time of year when sports league jingoism is at its zenith.
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It's the sort of thing we've come to expect from Mariah: slow, silky R&B which shows off her still very considerable range, with the hook provided by whatever rapper she has deigned to allow on the track—in this case, YG. Reportedly inspired by her recent breakup with James Packer, the track also has a video in the works, which, in typical Mimi fashion, appears to feature the Elusive Chanteuse wearing really luxurious leotards and rolling across various surfaces in a mansion, like the monstrously iconic human being that she is.
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When she slayed alongside Beyonc in the "Sorry" video When she embodied the meaning of "statuesque" When she rocked this angle because she felt like it When she covered Sports Illustrated as its sportsperson of the year When she showed off her Wimbledon dress When she performed aerial acrobatics at the Williams Invitational When she competed with a sunset for most beautiful – and won When she proved leotards aren't just for ballerinas When she said she could play in heels and proved it When she crashed a wedding and her bathing suit seemed entirely appropriate for the occasion When she did this When she made us all go out and buy body chains When she posed with her Wimbledon trophy in a goddess-like ball gown When she made her Vogue shoot wholly original And then casually read her cover issue by the pool When her abs looked like this When we couldn't look away from her itty bitty shorts.
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