A bodystocking is one piece, one silhouette, and one very fast way to feel put together. Because it covers everything at once, it smooths the whole line of your body and lets the fabric do the talking — lace, fishnet, rhinestones or glow-in-the-dark mesh.
How to choose the right fit
Look for high-stretch fabrics with room through the hips and thighs. A piece like the Odette Rhinestone Bodystocking is cut for a second-skin fit, while the Sienna Plus-Size Fishnet Bodystocking gives curvier silhouettes extra ease. If you are between sizes, size up: bodystockings should hug, never squeeze.
Three ways to style one
Under a blazer for date night. Under a sheer slip dress for the club. Or completely on its own when the room is right. The Luna Lace-Up Bodystocking works over high-waisted trousers; the Serena High-Waist Fishnet Bodystocking reads as a bodysuit with a skirt.
Care tip
Hand-wash cold, lay flat to dry, and never tumble-dry stretch lace — it keeps the recovery in the fabric so the fit stays consistent wash after wash.
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Bodystocking FAQ
What is a bodystocking?
A bodystocking is a one-piece stretch garment that covers the torso, hips and legs in lace, fishnet or mesh — worn alone or layered under outfits.
How should a bodystocking fit?
It should hug your body like a second skin without squeezing. If you are between sizes, size up, because bodystockings should feel snug but comfortable.
Can you wear a bodystocking under clothes?
Yes — under a blazer, slip dress or open shirt. Rhinestone and lace styles also work as standalone statement pieces.
