Definition of playsuit
: a sports and play outfit for women or children that consists usually of a blouse and shorts
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Who else would or could get away with wearing a knit playsuit and trench or a Sailor Moon/school-girl outfit to go to the bodega?
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Among Ellison's top Oscar moments: Lauren Hutton in 1980, in a shiny gold short playsuit by Zoran.
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Minaj—clad in a black bodycon playsuit and lacey black tights—started things off solo, backed by a troop of dancers.
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And a lot of them, in Ms. Chiuri’s hands, looked good, or at least better than those playsuits, which sort of undermined the whole exercise.
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The pair added khaki pants and children’s playsuits to the product line and began to expand.
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Favoring a good dose of Chanel — from pink playsuits to candy-cane striped pants — as well as emerging designers like Off-White, her look is diverse and expressive.
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Mostly A's: The Girly Girl Zimermann playsuit, $395, zimmermannwear.com.
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First Known Use of playsuit
1876
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