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catsuit

British  
/ ˈkætˌsuːt /

noun

  1. a one-piece usually close-fitting trouser suit

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One of her most memorable contributions to fashion is her interpretation of the catsuit.

From BBC

Rapper Ice Spice sported a black lace catsuit with a feathered coat at the show.

From BBC

The face in the mirror, which also appears to have had a bit of a makeover, responds that it is Shrek, with images then flashed up on screen of Shrek wearing glasses and posing, then dancing in a skintight catsuit before appearing with rippling abdominal muscles.

From BBC

After a 19-year break, the 50-year-old ascended from underneath the staged runway and did her signature strut — and her “smize” — in a VSX balconette catsuit, bustier and a metallic cape.

From Los Angeles Times

The 16-time Grammy Award winner appeared on the field playing a red piano while wearing a massive red organza cape and Swarovski crystal-encrusted Dolce & Gabanna catsuit to belt out the hits.

From Los Angeles Times