Sometimes, it depends... In practice you normally do. But not usually in competition. 'invisible Bras' are good for those with largest chest size
underwear and a gumshield.
They usually wear dresses. They can also wear shirts and pants. They always make sure that they can exercise and move really well in them.
Most Women wore dresses under dresses and underwear.
Asian ladies can wear underwear under their dresses. Most Asan ladies do not wear underwear.
You can get some really nice Ice - Skating dresses from a website calledMove Dance wear
I'm a figure skater and I practice in a warm zip sweater, long tee, and figure skating pants (they're kind of tight and thin; you can get them at most pro shops at the ice arena) with different colored leg warmers and my hair up. When I compete I wear tights and short figure skating dresses with my hair in a bun.
If they are wearing thin, tight pants or dresses they don't want their underwear line to show. If you wear normal underwear the lining of the underwear shows and you can see the outline of them.
I would suggest clothes.
The Answer You Are Trying To Figure Out Is They Wear COtton Dresses, Breechcloth, Also They Wear Short Kilts!
Today, females can wear dresses, skirts, or pants. The outfit should be in good taste and relate to the music. In addition to the costume, skaters wear their hair in buns, ponytails, or otherwise out of their face. They also use heavy theatrical make-up so the audience is able to see their features.
The Answer You Are Trying To Figure Out Is They Wear COtton Dresses, Breechcloth, Also They Wear Short Kilts!
skates (obviously), stretchy pants (like yoga pants or underarmor), or a skating dress. If you are just skating, you can pretty much wear anything. (Including skates, of corse)