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When was the leotard invented?
The first known use of the name leotard was only in 1886 many years after death of his inventor Jules Leotard.
Who invented the stretch leotard?
Leotard was invented by French acrobatic performer Jules Leotard. He wanted to create such sportswear that both both convenient and demonstrated his well developed muscles. This is how a leotard appeared and got this name.
What is the name of the dog in how to steel a dog?
the dogs name is Jules Leotard
What is the name of the Gymnastic garment named after a trapeze artist?
It is called a leotard.
When did Jules Leotard make the leotard?
Jules Leotard did not "make" the leotard.... He wore a skin tight body suit he called the "maillot". 16 years after he died the body suit he wore was named the leotard.
Who were the leotards named after and what did he do?
A leotard got its name after a famous French acrobat Jules Leotard. He always dreamed of creating the kind of sportswear that caused no inconvenience when performing acrobatic tricks. Besides, he wanted to show off his muscles and that is why leotard is so skin tight.
Where did leotard come from?
the French acrobatic performer Jules Léotard
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Who created the leotard?
A leotard was created by a prominent acrobatic performer from France Jules Leotard. Acrobatics is such kind of sport that requires skin tight sportswear. So, Jules Leotard created it. Besides, he was eager to brag of his huge muscles, and leotard was perfect in this sense.
How much does a ballet leotard cost?
A basic leotard costs about $15 dollars.
Do you wear a leotard to practice?
In ballet and in gymnastics it was required when i took them to wear a leotard.
What is a leotard?
A leotard is a body suit usually made of light, stretchy fabric.
