The body in pop culture - Flair

Originally, the bodysuit was a French invention (yes, madam) worn by men! Jules Léotard, a renowned gymnast who invented the art of the trapeze, also invented the leotard, designed to free his movements to the maximum and to show off his musculature. Very quickly, the leotard (named after its creator) was democratised throughout the world to become, over the years, a mythical garment in women

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