Splitting up Bodysuit Black O/S

Lace-up detailing runs down a plunging neckline on this black bodysuit, and the front does most of the work in shaping the look. Thick shoulder straps hold the top in place, leaving the chest open and framed by the laces.

Sheer Fishnet Panels and Stretch

Sheer fishnet covers the sides and back, so skin shows through in open diamonds rather than through a single cut-out. The mesh is fine enough to read as lingerie, and it moves with the body. Spandex content gives the whole piece a close, smooth hold against the skin.

The back is a fishnet panel that ends in a thong cut, leaving very little fabric below the waistline. Nothing about it is padded or stiff. The sheer sections become much less visible once an outer layer covers them.

One Size, Worn Alone or Layered

This bodysuit is a one-size piece, labeled to fit most. The stretch in the mesh and the adjustable lace-up front let it adapt across different body shapes, and it is meant to sit snugly along the curves.

Wear it on its own for a bold look, or layer it under a sheer top, a jacket, or an open button-down so only the neckline and laces show. The thick straps sit visibly on the shoulders, which helps the bodysuit keep its line under outer layers.

Spandex can lose its stretch under long creasing, so store it flat rather than folded over the laces. When it is layered under other clothing, the plunging neckline and its laces are the part that shows above the collar.