A favorite outfit of celebrities and models, including Kim Kardashian, Bella Hadid, and Miley Cyrus, the catsuit invokes powerful, feminine allure without feeling overly revealing. As designers reimagine many fashion staples from the ‘90s and 2000s eras such as low-rise pants, belly chains, and neon colors, the catsuit is finally returning to the spotlight with a contemporary twist. For example, Kardashian recently hosted Saturday Night Live in a stunning hot pink catsuit that was a fresh take on a style that has a long history among female entertainers.
A popular wardrobe staple of Hollywood starlets, actress Grace Kelly wore an all-black catsuit in the Alfred Hitchcock film To Catch a Thief, which inspired the styling for numerous female characters in future films, particularly in the superhero genre. Throughout the ‘90s and 2000s, film series such as Batman, The Matrix, and Kill Bill all featured important female characters who donned the catsuit as an expression of femininity and strength. Today, notable female entertainers show how catsuits are a versatile fashion statement that empowers women. From monochromatic styles to bold prints, designers like Richard Quinn, Prada, and Balenciaga are reimagining the catsuit in fresh, exciting ways.
Monochromatic Colors
Daring, Futuristic Prints
Brands like Marien Serre are gathering inspiration from technology to debut printed catsuits that are so unique you'll surely make a statement.
Disco Flares
Inspired by the flared fits of the 1970s, sleek catsuits are paying homage to this by-gone era of disco fun by adding flared legs to the otherwise body-conscious, classic catsuit style.
Classic Black
Even though we are no stranger to all-black ensembles, brands like Balenciaga recently debuted catsuits embracing this always flattering color.
Eye-Catching Metallics
Catsuits that incorporate metallic fabrics and embellishments will let you shine bright at your next event.
