unitard

Who knows, military jackets and unitards may find their way on to my shopping list.

In honour of Pat, Eve and her crew have sewn spotty patches onto their unitards, and wear them at races.

The full-body unitards, stripy leg- and armwarmers and furry headpieces of CATS have become instantly recognizable.

As for the clothes, a mix of leotards, unitards and...

Also showing off the creations in London were double Olympic cycling champion Laura Trott and her team-mate Becky James, both 24, who wore sleek dark blue and white unitards.

The mirrors on the two opposite sides reflect an endless chain of yellow dresses and black unitards, along with the draper Bineke Kiernan and the first hand Lynne Kesilis, who busily check the fit of the bodice and the hang of the skirt.

But, by the time they realised they'd actually said aloud, "What if we got the gay bloke out of Steps, some crash mats and that job lot of Lycra unitards left over from Dancing on Ice?' it was already too late to turn realised they'd actually said aloud, "What if we got the gay bloke out of Steps, some crash mats and that job lot of Lycra unitards left over from Dancing on Ice?' it was already too late to turn back.

The costumes, solid-colored unitards by Renee Kurz, and the decor, a simple grid of tape on the stage floor, provided no concrete clues either.

JESSIE J has hung up her skintight, luridly patterned unitards in favour of a new, more polished look.

On June 29, the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) announced that it would now allow competitors to wear full-body unitards under the compulsory weightlifting attire.

So it might not be all that surprising that Bowie received early training as a mime (which also explains his penchant for unitards), avant-garde theater and cabaret.