The 2015 Secret U.S. Classic was held this past weekend at the Sears Centre in Chicago, Ill. The outstanding gymnastics was front and center and you can see all of our coverage here. However, there were also some outstanding leotards and now that the excitement from the meet is dying down, we want to take a look at some of our favorites. Vote for your favorite in our poll below.

All photos by Christy Ann Linder

1. Aly Raisman
 

This gorgeous leo was elegant and mature and had just the right amount of sparkle. The deep red color was rich but bright and the V style was unique and classy. The scattering of rhinestones on the top added another dimension to make the leo even more complex.

2. WOGA
 

This beautiful leo used the simplest black and white colors but was anything but simple. The intricate swirls on the front and rhinestoned scattered mesh sleeves made these graceful WOGA gymnasts even more elegant. The lower ribbon curls made of rhinestones really provided depth to the design.

3. Gabby Douglas
 

This bright purple leo with elegant pink and rhinestone ribbons really stood out from the field. The ribbon swirls added graceful lines on the bodice but sharp points on the arms to provide a perfect balance.

4. Twin City Twisters
 

This leo was the same style that TCT wore last year at the 2014 P&G Championships, but this time in red instead of blue. The red stood out much more than the blue but it still had the same bold bodice and soft white arms. The rhinestones reflected this trend with bold lines on the body and thin, graceful lines on the arms.

5. World Champions Centre
 

This leo used a classic bright blue metallic material that was bold and sharp. The crisp ribbons contrasted with the soft mesh white arms were a great combination.

6. GAGE
 

This solid, standout leo used a beautiful, petal-like design on the body that was bold but also feminine. The strong design was accented with just a few sparkles.

Note: the Texas Dreams leo will be included in the junior edition. 

VOTE:


Poll will close Aug. 2, 2015 at midnight.