Definition of catsuit
:a close-fitting one-piece garment that covers the torso and the legs and sometimes the arms
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One-shoulder gowns and fierce catsuits were some of the top carpet trends, as were bold pops of color.
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Hough disliked her outfit (a catsuit) for the dance, but Tonioli and Inaba were ecstatic about the performance.
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Kordei, sporting a catsuit that left little to the imagination, pushed through the routine with no visible signs of injury or limping.
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So Ms. Jenner was in a La Perla crystal mesh scrim-like gown atop a body thong with a giant slash cut down the front, and Ms. Hadid was in an Alexander Wang crystal mesh catsuit.
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The look is a catsuit circa 2017: tough and super, super sexy.
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Bët, bringing out, to the muted strains of a cello, a parade of restitched and recycled athletic jerseys, parkas, vibrantly colorful catsuits and faux furs to an audience that was, in roughly equal parts, white and black.
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First Known Use of catsuit
1960
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