Sexy Bodysuits

Classic teddies combine a fitted bodice with a built-in panty section in one piece, offering more structure than a babydoll while staying simpler than a separate two-piece set.

Lace bodysuits lean into a romantic, detailed aesthetic with lace panelling across the bust and body, often featuring sheer sections for added visual interest alongside the structured fit.

Strappy and cage-style bodysuits add structural straps or cut-out detailing across the body, creating a bolder, more dramatic silhouette than a simple teddy or basic bodysuit.

Two-piece bra and panty sets separate the top and bottom into matching pieces rather than one connected garment, giving more flexibility in how each piece is styled or paired.

Two-piece sets with garter attachments include built-in garter straps on the panty or a matching belt, combining the coordinated look of a set with the styling of stockings in one purchase.

Plus size bodysuits and sets apply the same structured styles to sizing cut specifically for curvier bodies, rather than simply stretching a smaller pattern across a larger size.

High-cut and Brazilian-style bodysuits sit higher on the hip than a standard cut, creating a more elongated leg line while keeping the same one-piece structure.

Sheer and mesh bodysuits combine the structured fit of a bodysuit with a lightweight, see-through fabric, offering a different balance of shaping and visibility than a fully opaque style.

Start with how much structure you want. Teddies and bodysuits offer more shaping than a loose babydoll, while two-piece sets give you the most flexibility since the top and bottom can be styled or worn separately.

Sizing matters more in structured pieces like bodysuits and teddies than in looser styles, since a snug fit is part of the design rather than something to size up away from. Checking the brand's specific size chart is worth doing here more than with looser lingerie styles, since fit issues tend to show up more noticeably in a fitted piece.

Our plus size lingerie range is cut specifically for curvier bodies if standard sizing in bodysuits and sets hasn't given you a comfortable, well-shaped fit in the past.

If you're after something a bit more relaxed than a structured bodysuit, our babydolls and chemises category offers a looser, more flowing alternative within the same broad style range. For something bolder, our crotchless lingerie category brings an open-panel design into several of these same styles.

Don't forget the finishing pieces either. Pairing a two-piece set or bodysuit with stockings and hosiery rounds out a fully coordinated look without much extra effort.

New to choosing between bodysuits and sets? Our walks through the differences in fit and style, and how to figure out which structure suits your comfort and aesthetic preferences best.

If bodysuits and sets have caught your eye, you might also want to browse:

• Babydolls for a looser, more relaxed alternative
• Bodystockings for a full-body sheer or fishnet option
• Plus Size Lingerie for styles sized specifically for curvier bodies
• Stockings & Hosiery to complete a coordinated look

What's the difference between a teddy and a bodysuit?

A teddy typically combines a fitted bodice with a built-in panty section in one connected piece, while a bodysuit can refer more broadly to any closely fitted single-piece garment, sometimes including more structural detailing like straps or cut-outs.

Are two-piece sets better value than buying separately?

Two-piece sets are generally designed to coordinate perfectly as matching pieces, which is harder to achieve buying a top and bottom separately from different styles. They're also often priced as a bundle rather than two full-price items.

Do bodysuits and sets come in plus sizes?

Yes, plus size bodysuits and sets are available and cut specifically for curvier bodies rather than simply stretching a smaller pattern across a larger size, which generally results in a better, more flattering fit through the structured sections.

Should I size up if a bodysuit feels snug?

It depends on the style, since bodysuits and teddies are designed to fit closer to the body than a babydoll. If the fit feels uncomfortably tight rather than simply snug, sizing up is worth considering, particularly through the bust and hip areas.

Can bodysuits be worn under clothing?

Some simpler, opaque bodysuit styles can work as everyday shapewear-style pieces under clothing, while sheer, lace or cage-style designs are generally better suited to standalone wear rather than discreet layering.

How should I care for a bodysuit or two-piece set?

Hand washing in cool water with a mild detergent is generally the safest approach, particularly for lace, mesh or sheer fabrics that can snag in a regular machine wash. Air drying flat rather than wringing helps the piece keep its shape and stretch.