A leotard is a form-fitting garment that covers the torso and is often worn by dancers, gymnasts, and athletes. It typically has no legs and can have various sleeve lengths, including sleeveless, short, or long sleeves. Leotards are made from stretchy materials like spandex or cotton, allowing for ease of movement during physical activities. Leotards are commonly associated with activities such as ballet, where they are often paired with tutus, and gymnastics, where they provide comfort and flexibility. They can also be worn in fitness classes and as casual wear. The design of a leotard can vary widely, featuring different colors, patterns, and necklines.