Noun
a tight-fitting garment of stretchy material that covers the body from the shoulders to the thighs (and may have long sleeves or legs reaching down to the ankles); worn by ballet dancers and acrobats for practice or performance
Source: WordNetFor some reason it never gets old don a leotard and Sia's signature wig and really go for gold in an attempt to emulate Maddie Ziegler's fantastic and kind of creepy choreography from the original music video. Source: Internet
Beyoncé took the stage — which was shaped like her face — in the New Orleans Superdome on Sunday during halftime, clad in a black leather leotard with her former Destiny’s Child bandmates in tow. Source: Internet
Embracing her girly side, North is spotted in an all-pink leotard and tutu while attending ballet class. Source: Internet
North puts her on glam spin on the classic ballerina look with an all-black tutu, leotard and tights, plus a slicked-back top knot. Source: Internet
This is how I remember him, from TV wrestling during my childhood — a big clobbering tube of humanity smushed into a black leotard with one shoulder strap, belly bulging out over pale legs, head haloed by loose dark mountains of frizz. Source: Internet
I seen her leave the house in the evening in a leotard, after all. Source: Internet