History Main / SpyCatsuit

** [[YoungAvengers Kate Bishop]], the second {{Hawkeye}}, wears a purple catsuit. MattFraction has stated this was a deliberate ShoutOut to Emma Peel, since he writes Kate and Clint with a similar dynamic to that of Steed & Peel.

** The same outfits are worn by [[WholesomeCrossdresser Ayumu]], Eucliwood, and Seraphim during a parody of the series in the ''KoreWaZombieDesuka'' OVA.

* You can purchase a number of different catsuits from [[TheMafia the Family]]'s fences in ''VideoGame/ADanceWithRogues'', with the FlavorText actually stating that the Family provides them to operatives for important break-in jobs. This being a D&D-based fantasy setting, the catsuits are actually enchanted to confer numeric bonuses to stealth skills (as well as having a decent defense rating), making them a great alternative to regular clothes and armor. The only downside is that you cannot wear them in public, or [[TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything the guards will identify you as a professional burglar on sight]]. While these regular catsuits don't have high heels, some high-level custom ones (like the Assassin's Waistcoat) do--but even then, their huge skill bonuses [[StatisticallySpeaking easily negate the high heels' -2 penalty on Move Silently skill]].

* Kidd Summers has one in ''Film/PokemonLucarioAndTheMysteryOfMew''.

* As pointed out below, these crop up a lot in ''Warhammer40k'' fiction. In {{Eisenhorn}} and {{Ravenor}} "bodygloves" are popular for both men and women. Inquisitor Amberly Vail wears something a lot like one to fit into and interface with her PoweredArmor, and the sight is enough to distract even CiaphasCain from the prospect of imminent danger...

* In ''TetsuwanBirdy'', Birdy wears one of these when she's spying/fighting. She's an alien, so it's easier to explain why she can move so easily in it. Most of it is also skin-colored, so it looks like she's wearing what amounts to a bathing suit.

** And the BlackPanther counts as a male example.

* A few of the ''TombRaider'' games have Lara in a cat suit.

* Kitten wears one of these in one of her many [[ImagineSpot Imagine Spots]] in the film ''BreakfastOnPluto''.

* In ''Manga/LupinIII'', one of [[MsFanservice Fujiko Mine's]] regular outfits is a black leather spy catsuit which she frequently [[AbsoluteCleavage doesn't zip up all the way]].
** The 1969 Pilot Film had Lupin in one, in a shot that gets homaged throughout the series.
** Fujiko also wears one in episode 9 of the 2012 series, ''Anime/LupinIIITheWomanCalledFujikoMine'', mostly unzipped.

* ''{{Half-Life}}'''s Black Operations females wore skintight suits. In fact, in ''Half-Life 1'', their breasts jiggled when they walked. It was removed in ''Opposing Force'', an expansion. It's also worth noting that the ''males'' wore skin-tight black, too.

* In ''{{Smallville}}, LoisLane once wore something like this complete with CombatStilettos while being the superheroine "Stiletto". She complains it is uncomfortable and squeaks when she walks.

* The Spy unit in ''VideoGame/{{Civilization}} 4'' look like this, at least in the later eras.

* This happens twice with characters played by AnneHathaway:

* [[FemmeFatale Miranda's]] outfit in ''[[MassEffect Mass Effect 2]]''. Something of a subversion, as it's actually white, then later played straight as it's upgraded to black. [[ClassyCatBurglar Kasumi]] has a similar outfit, but with less FanService. Miranda's outfit also has a cutout in the front stopping right above her breasts that is not commonly seen on outfits of this type. The second Appearance Pack DLC lets players swap out the catsuit for a far more practical suit of Cerberus armor.

* The catsuit is the basic uniform for agents in Marvel's spy agency {{SHIELD}}, for men and women (and, as seen in the 1990s miniseries ''NickFury vs SHIELD'', even pudgy overweight male administrators).

** Averted by the Reinforced Leather Armor in ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'', whose male and female versions are equally modest. The Assassin Suit and Stealth Suit Mk II from the add-ons play this trope straight, as well as both increasing the player's Sneak skill.

* You can purchase a number of different catsuits from [[TheMafia the Family]]'s fences in ''VideoGame/ADanceWithRogues'', with the FlavorText actually stating that the Family provides them to operatives for important break-in jobs. This being a D&D-based fantasy setting, the catsuits are actually enchanted to confer numeric bonuses to stealth skills (as well as having a decent defense rating), making them a perfect alternative to regular clothes and armor. The only downside is that you cannot wear them in public, or [[TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything the guards will identify you as a professional burglar on sight]]. While these regular catsuits don't have high heels, some high-level custom ones (like the Assassin's Vest) do--but even then, their huge skill bonuses [[StatisticallySpeaking easily negate the high heels' -2 penalty on Move Silently skill]].

* You can purchase a number of different catsuits from [[TheMafia the Family]]'s fences in ''VideoGame/ADanceWithRogues'', with the FlavorText actually stating that the Family provides them to operatives for important break-in jobs. This being a D&D-based fantasy settings, the catsuits are actually enchanted to confer numeric bonuses to stealth skills (as well as decent defense rating), making them a perfect alternative for regular clothes and armor. The only downside is that you cannot wear them in public, or [[TheDevTeamThinksOfEverything the guards will identify you as a professional burglar on sight]]. While these regular catsuits don't have high heels, some high-level custom ones (like the Assassin's Vest) do--but even then, their huge skill bonuses [[StatisticallySpeaking easily negate the high heels' -2 penalty on Move Silently skill]].

* In ''{{NCIS}}, [=McGee=] fantasizes about Kate in a catsuit in one episode.

** Averted by the Reinforced Leather Armor in ''VideoGame/FalloutNewVegas'', whose male and female versions are equally modest.