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Her blue, skirtless feather-trimmed 1988 costume for a showgirl-themed short program was considered too theatrical and sexy, and led to a change in the ISU regulations dubbed the "Katarina rule" which required female skaters to wear more modest clothing; skirts were required to cover the buttocks and crotch.
The story begins with the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary when closeted 15 year-old Carolyn Taylor watched Olympic figure skating and Katarina Witt's free skate to Carmen in a red costume on television in her aunt's living room.
She recalls Katarina Witt performing a free skate to “Carmen” in an iconic red costume. At … How Carolyn Taylor’s Teen Dreams of Olympic Skating — and Katarina Witt — Resulted in New ...
[58] [59] [60] Since 1988, the ISU required that women skaters wear skirts during competition, a rule dubbed "the Katarina Rule", after East German skater Katarina Witt, [61] who "skated her tapdance-based short program in a showgirl-style light blue sequined leotard with high-cut legs, low-cut chest, and similarly colored feathers on her ...
Figure skating at the 1988 Winter Olympics on a Russian Soviet stamp. Figure skating at the 1988 Winter Olympics took place at the Stampede Corral, the Olympic Saddledome and the Father David Bauer Olympic Arena in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. [1]
Blue Peter presenter Maria Filippov: Eliminated 1st on 8 January 2012: Laila Morse: EastEnders actress Łukasz Różycki: Eliminated 2nd on 15 January 2012: Mark Rhodes: Children's television presenter Frankie Poultney: Eliminated 3rd on 22 January 2012: Corey Feldman: Hollywood actor Brooke Castile: Eliminated 4th on 29 January 2012: Charlene ...
One night in late October, Whitney Patterson spotted a YouTube video about people buying shares in Trump Media & Technology Group, the U.S. president-elect's social media and streaming company.
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