Bodysuits

Fishnet catsuits (also called catsuits) cover the entire body in a single piece — from the neckline to the ankles. Graphic fishnet with wide or fine mesh, delicate lace, second-skin latex, romantic tulle — these full-body outfits create maximum visual impact and completely transform the silhouette. The catsuit is the ultimate signature piece for total impact.

In summary: catsuits cover the body in one piece. Materials: fishnet (the most common), lace, latex, and tulle. A graphic second-skin effect. Wear them on bare skin, over lingerie, or under clothing. Pieces for specific moments — intimacy, fetish events, and photo shoots. Not for classic everyday wear.

In our boutique, catsuits are a considered purchase. They're not an impulse buy — customers who buy them generally have a specific occasion in mind. A special evening with a partner, a planned alternative event, or an upcoming photo shoot. The catsuit comes out of the closet for moments that deserve a high-impact outfit.

Types of catsuits

How to choose your catsuit

Occasion

Intimate evening with a partner: soft fishnet or lace for comfort and elegance. Fetish event: bold fishnet or latex, depending on the dress code. Photo shoot: fabric that looks good on camera (latex shines, fishnet creates a graphic effect). As underwear: fine turtleneck-style fishnet peeking out from under an open dress.

Level of boldness

Close-knit catsuit: more coverage, easier to wear. Wide mesh or large openings: bold, mainly for intimate moments. Latex: embraces a fetish aesthetic. Choose according to your current comfort level.

Cut

High collar/turtleneck for a structured look. Plunging neckline for seduction. Long sleeves for coverage. Short sleeves or a tank top style for summer. Crotch opening (snap buttons) for practicality.

Size

Catsuits are stretchy and hug the body. Choose your usual size — too small is uncomfortable, while too large loses the effect. Size charts vary — check the manufacturer's exact measurements.

How to wear a bodysuit

Over bare skin

Maximum second-skin effect. The fishnet reveals almost everything—the bodysuit enhances rather than covers. Reserved for settings where it works (intimacy, specific events).

With minimalist lingerie

Nude-colored thong, seamless bra, or nothing. Preserves the second-skin aesthetic while strategically covering the areas you prefer to keep covered.

With statement lingerie

Black or red lingerie visible beneath black fishnet. A graphic double layer—the lingerie gives the bodysuit visual structure. Complex and confident aesthetic.

Under an outfit

Fishnet bodysuit under an open dress or sheer shirt. The visible sections (neckline, arms, legs) create a second-skin effect that stands out from the main outfit. Modern, alternative, statement-making.

My experience with bodysuits in the boutique

Over 10 years, bodysuits have remained a category that appeals more to a passionate audience than the general public. Customers who buy them know what they're looking for—often connected to a particular aesthetic world (fetish, alternative, goth, burlesque). It's rarely a first lingerie purchase.

My advice for a first bodysuit: quality medium-weight soft fishnet, long sleeves, and a medium-height neckline. Don't start with latex (it takes some getting used to), or an extremely open cut (save that for later). This versatile piece can be worn in several settings before you consider more specialized items.

Bodysuits in alternative culture

Fishnet bodysuits have strong ties to several alternative cultures. Classic burlesque uses the bodysuit as a central piece in certain acts. The goth scene incorporates it into its dress codes. Cyberpunk and contemporary alternative fashion also make use of it. This multiple cultural belonging enriches the garment—wearing a bodysuit also means wearing these references, consciously or not.

Common mistakes

• Choosing the wrong size. Carefully check the manufacturer's measurements.
• Material unsuitable for the intended duration. Rigid fishnet for short sessions, soft fishnet for extended wear.
• Unsuitable lingerie underneath. Think about the effect of visible layers.
• Buying without a planned occasion. A piece that ends up sitting unused in the wardrobe.
• Ignoring the crotch opening. Press studs make it more practical.

Care

Fishnet: hand wash or machine wash on a delicate cycle in a mesh laundry bag. Lace: hand wash only. Latex: see the dedicated collection (special care required). Dry flat or hang to dry, never tumble dry. Fishnet catches easily — store it separately.

Accessories to pair with a bodysuit

A fishnet bodysuit is often paired with other pieces to create a cohesive look. Body jewelry that traces the lines over it. A women’s harness for added structure. Hair accessories (headbands, feathers) for stylistic cohesion. The choice of shoes matters too — thigh-high boots for a fetish-inspired look, classic heels for a more lingerie-focused feel.

My experience with bodysuits in the boutique

Customers who buy bodysuits are often passionate — they know what they’re looking for, have a specific occasion in mind, and sometimes build a collection around a particular style universe. Feedback on these pieces is rarely lukewarm: either the customer loves it (the majority) or doesn’t use it (the minority who misjudged how they would wear it). A considered investment means high satisfaction in this category.

Choosing the right size

Bodysuits are often stretchy in their sizing — they adapt to your shape. But size charts vary enormously between manufacturers. Always check the exact measurements (bust, waist, hips, and body height) rather than relying on S/M/L sizing. A bodysuit in the right size fits perfectly; one that’s too large hangs loose and loses its second-skin effect.

When you find the perfect bodysuit for you, it’s often a piece you keep for a long time and wear regularly in certain settings. Invest in quality that will last.

Take it further

Explore sexy dresses, bodysuits and harnesses, babydolls, and latex and vinyl. Stockings and tights can replace the legs of a bodysuit for a versatile look. Corsets shape the waist over the bodysuit. This collection is part of the lingerie universe.