
Pros
- Flattering fabric
- Stylish cut
- Comfortable to wear for hours
Cons
- Only comes in one color
I’m so obsessed with this bodysuit, starting with the ultra-flattering fabric that holds everything in—it gives the illusion of shapewear without feeling too tight. The high neckline, low back, and color are also super stylish and very different from any other tops I have, making this a standout piece in my closet that I’ll wear again and again. One of my favorite things about it is the taupe color, which is easy to style no matter the season. Lastly, the fabric is comfortable and breathable, and I happily wear it for hours on end at work and afterwards during social plans.
| Material | body is 80% polyester, 20% elastane; crotch liner is 85% polyester, 15% elastane |
| Sizes | XXS—XL |
| Colors | 1 |
| Care | Machine wash cold with like colors |
My first thought when I put on this bodysuit was “Dang, it really IS flattering” (as the name suggests). The fabric hugs my body and is stretchy without feeling too tight. I worried that it would be too tight on my arms, as a lot of sleeves tend to be, but it’s perfectly comfortable and decently warm in my cold office. It’s comfortable to wear for hours, easy to move in, and breathable.
| Materials | 76% polyamide, 24% elastane |
| Sizes | XXS—4XL |
| Colors | 3 |
| Care | Machine wash cold |
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Pros
- Flattering cut
- Unique style
- Fits true to size
Cons
- Easy to see bra underneath and fabric is too see-through to go braless
This is definitely one of the cutest options I’ve tried! It’s unique (so many bodysuits are just T-shirts or camis), and I loved the ruched top and notched neckline. It fits true to size and feels very comfortable. My only complaint is that you can see the outline of my bra because the fabric is so thin, and the white color is a bit see-through without the right bra. However, I don’t think I’d have the same issue with a darker shade, and I’d definitely buy this in multiple colors!
| Materials | 94% viscose, 6% elastane |
| Sizes | S—L |
| Colors | 3 |
| Care | Machine wash cold with like colors |

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Pros
- Runs true to size
- Comfortable and slimming
- Comes in 5 colors
Cons
- Fabric is extremely thin
What impressed me most about this bodysuit is the super soft and lightweight fabric. It’s made with a nylon and jersey blend, so it sort of feels like my favorite bedsheets, in the best way possible. I also love the chocolate brown color, which is super easy to layer with other pieces in my closet. It also runs true to size and is comfortable to wear all day. But since the fabric is on the thinner side, I probably won’t wear it out on its own. Even in a darker color, it’s a bit see-through, so it’s sort of a necessity to wear it underneath another top or use nipple covers or sticky pads.
| Materials | 92% nylon, 8% jersey |
| Sizes | XS—4XL |
| Colors | 5 |
| Care | Machine wash |
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This bodysuit hugs my body in the best way possible. It feels flattering and it’s comfortable for all-day wear. The silhouette is fun for a night out but still appropriate to wear to the office, and at least with the black bodysuit, you don’t need a bra. That said, it also comes in a cute white, which I’ll love wearing during spring and summer. (Many other bodysuits only come in darker colors like brown or black.)
| Material | 91% organic cotton, 9% spandex |
| Sizes | XS—M |
| Colors | 1 |
| Care | Machine wash cold with like colors |
Addison Aloian is the associate health & fitness editor at Women’s Health, where she writes and edits across the health, weight loss, and fitness verticals. She’s also a certified personal trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM). In her free time, you can find her lifting weights at the gym, running on the West Side Highway in New York City—she recently completed her first marathon, the 2025 New York City Marathon—and watching (and critiquing!) the latest movies that have garnered Oscars buzz. In addition to Women's Health, she’s made an appearance on the Oprah Podcast and her work has also appeared in Allure, StyleCaster, L'Officiel USA, V Magazine, VMAN, and more.

Shannen Zitz is the Associate Style & Reviews Editor at Women's Health, where she covers all-things sneakers and activewear. Previously, she was an assistant editor at Prevention. Shannen graduated from the State University of New York at Cortland with a bachelor's degree in English. If she’s not reading or writing, you can probably find her frequenting the skincare and makeup forums on Reddit or hogging the squat rack at the gym.


