Body

Body connects the upper and lower lingerie pieces into a single, cohesive garment that follows the body's lines and emphasizes the bust, waist, hips, and buttocks. The range includes delicate lace and mesh models, sheer designs, open cuts, and bolder bodysuits with straps, pearls, metal details, and shiny materials.

When choosing, pay attention to the cut of the cups, the length of the torso, the type of closure, the stretchiness of the material, and the degree of openness. Some models offer more coverage, while others are designed for intimate moments and may have open cups, deep necklines, or an open crotch.

Bodysuit as a complete combination of underwear

Unlike a separate bra and panties, a bodysuit forms one continuous piece. The material can follow the torso like lace lingerie, while cutouts, sheer panels, and decorative straps draw the eye to specific body parts.

It can be worn on its own or combined with stockings, suspenders, gloves, and other accessories. A simpler lace model creates a more delicate impression, while mesh, deep necklines, cutouts, and shiny surfaces create a bolder look.

What types of women's bodysuits can you find?

Lace and mesh bodysuit

Lace bodysuits can feature floral patterns, scalloped edges, and a combination of sheer and opaque panels. Depending on the cut, the lace can cover the entire torso or be concentrated on the bust, waist, hips, and buttocks.

A mesh bodysuit reveals more skin and can be made of fine sheer mesh or larger cutouts. Individual models combine mesh and lace to create different patterns on the body.

Open body

Open designs can feature exposed breasts, cups with cutouts, a deep plunging neckline, or an open crotch. Such a cut allows for intimate play without fully removing the lingerie, but the placement and size of the openings vary among products.

Before purchasing, look at the front and back of the model. A suit that appears more closed in the front may have an open back, high-cut sides, or a back made up of only thin straps.

Body with straps, pearls, and metal details

Decorative straps can go across the chest, waist, and hips, creating a harness lingerie look. Metal rings and buckles connect the straps, while some models feature chains, embellishments, or strings of pearls on the intimate area.

Such details can be very striking, but check where they touch the body and if the straps are adjustable. A model with pearls or stiffer metal embellishments is usually more suitable for shorter wear than for prolonged sitting under clothing.

Latex-look, wetlook, vinyl, and Datex bodysuit

Shiny bodywear makes a more pronounced and fetishistic impression. Latex-look and wetlook models are made from fabrics that resemble latex or patent leather in appearance, while vinyl and Datex have their own structure, feel, and maintenance requirements.

Do not assume the material composition based on appearance or name alone. Check the specific product description to see if it is real latex, vinyl, Datex, or an elastic fabric with a latex-look finish.

Body with a deep neckline, collar, or long sleeves

The deep V-neckline emphasizes the décolletage and lengthens the front of the torso, while halterneck styles feature ties or a cut around the neck. Some bodysuits include a collar, decorative straps, or long sheer and wetlook sleeves.

For necklaces, check adjustability so the material doesn't pull uncomfortably on your neck. For long sleeves, pay attention to their length and width in the upper arm area.

What is the difference between a bodysuit, bodystocking, and a catsuit?

A bodysuit covers the torso and ends like briefs or a thong, leaving the legs free. It can have shoulder straps, sleeves, a deep neckline, or open sections, but by its basic design it still connects the top and bottom parts of the lingerie.

Bodystocking It is most often made of very stretchable mesh and can connect the torso and legs into a single unit. Catsuit It also covers most of the body and legs, but it can be made of mesh, lace, or more opaque materials.

Corset primarily covers the upper body and ends at the waist or hips. A body, unlike it, continues into the lower lingerie.

How to choose the right size?

To choose the right size, measure your bust, waist, and hip circumference, and compare the results with the chart provided with the specific product. For bodysuits, torso length is also important, as a model that's too small can uncomfortably pull the fabric upwards, while one that's too large can create wrinkles and cause openings to shift.

• Chest Check if the bras have underwire, padding, or are unlined.
• Hull length: The body should reach the crotch without excessive tightening of the straps and material.
• Waist and hips: The edges should follow the body without digging in too much.
• Open crotch: Check if the opening's position corresponds to your structure and the product's intended use.
• Adjustable straps: They make fitting easier, but they can't replace a completely wrong size.

The universal size label does not mean the model will fit all body types equally. Specifically check the recommended height, bust, and hip circumference range and the availability of a plus-size option.

How to combine a bodysuit?

A bodysuit can be enough as a standalone piece of lingerie, but you can pair it with socks i halter. A black lace or mesh model is easily combined with black stockings, while metallic details and straps can match bolder accessories.

If the garment has a rich pattern, pearls, or many decorative ribbons, a few simpler accessories are usually enough. With a more subdued cut model, you can add long gloves or socks with a backline.

Washing and Maintenance

Lace and mesh bodysuits are best hand-washed in cold or lukewarm water with a mild detergent. Before washing, close the fasteners and remove any detachable metal parts to prevent them from snagging the delicate material.

Maintain Latex-look, vinyl, and Datex models exclusively according to the manufacturer's instructions, as the recommended procedure may vary depending on the actual composition. Do not wring, iron, or dry the body on a radiator or in a tumble dryer.

Find a body that matches your style

Body It can be delicate and lacy, sheer and open or accentuated with straps, shiny materials, and metal details. Compare the cut, size, body length, placement of openings, and material composition, and find a style in which you feel comfortable, attractive, and completely yourself.

Products are intended for adult persons. Before purchasing, check the size chart, fit, opening placement, material composition, package contents, and maintenance instructions for the specific product.