Open-Bust Front-Zip Shaping Bodysuit with Lace-Trim Shorts

Why this style works

Designed around the way you actually wear it

Outfit planning

Where this silhouette makes the most sense

Buying decision

Best For

• You want one-piece torso and upper-thigh shaping.
• You prefer using your own bra.
• You want a front zipper instead of a pull-on entry.
• You value open-crotch convenience in a short-leg bodysuit.

Not Ideal For

• You want built-in cups or a closed-bust neckline.
• You prefer a brief or thong bottom with minimal leg coverage.
• You do not want an open-crotch construction.

Choose Another Style If

• Choose a built-in-bra bodysuit when cup support is more important than bra flexibility.
• Choose a thong or brief bodysuit for shorter hems and less leg coverage.
• Choose a hook-front style if you prefer incremental hook adjustment instead of a zipper.

Fit & sizing

Start with your measurements, not the label

The garment is intended to fit close to the body. Use the Size Chart and prioritize your waist and hip measurements; if you are between sizes and prefer easier everyday wear, consider the roomier option.

Available colors: Black and BeigeYellow.

Available sizes: S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL, 5XL and 6XL.

Five fit checks after you put it on

• The zipper should close smoothly without fabric being pulled into the teeth.
• The open-bust edge should sit below the bra band without overlapping or folding.
• The adjustable straps should be snug enough to stabilize the garment without digging into the shoulders.
• The lace-trim legs should sit flat and remain covered by your intended hemline.
• The open-crotch opening should sit in the correct position without pulling the torso downward.

Honest limitations

What to know before choosing this style

This style does not provide built-in cup support, and the lace edge can be more visible under very thin clothing than a plain edge. Customers who prefer a completely closed gusset should choose a different bodysuit.

Shapewear fit is personal: the same garment can feel very different depending on torso length, hip shape, bust proportions, outer fabric and how close you prefer your foundation layer to feel. Use the Size Chart as the starting point rather than choosing only by the size printed on another brand.

Product details

See the construction from every angle

These product images are kept with the page so you can compare the neckline, closure, leg or bottom coverage and color appearance before choosing a variation.

Care & wear

Keep the fit and finish in good shape

• Fasten hooks or zippers before washing so they are less likely to catch on other garments.
• Use a gentle wash method and avoid high heat when drying.
• Put the garment on gradually rather than pulling hard from one edge.
• For a smoother outfit line, position the garment fully before adding fitted outer layers.
• Rotate between foundation pieces when possible instead of repeatedly stretching the same garment between washes.