Passion white fishnet bodystocking

The same construction as the black version, but in a white shade that completely softens the look: the fine mesh remains discreet, with no pattern or lacing, just clean lines that follow the body without constricting it. It's a good option if you want a simple base, but not necessarily in black—for example, to vary your outfits without changing the cut or level of detail from one piece to another.

Fine mesh and minimalist cut

Identical composition to the black version: 80% polyamide, 20% elastane. The mesh remains fine, with no added pattern, and a precise fit that follows the silhouette from top to bottom. In white, the result looks a little softer and less graphic than in black, but the construction and fabric performance remain exactly the same, including the way the mesh follows the body without constricting it.

Open crotch and freedom of movement

The stretchy fabric provides genuine freedom of movement, while the open crotch allows for quick dressing without having to remove the entire piece. No additional decorative or technical details have been added to this intentionally simple base, designed to be worn on its own or underneath a dressier outfit, with no pattern or lacing to coordinate with the rest of your look.

Care to keep the white bright

Hand-wash in cold water and lay flat to dry. Avoid any contact with colored fabric that could bleed during drying, and choose a place away from direct sunlight so the white does not yellow prematurely. Store it flat rather than crumpled in a drawer to minimize marks on the mesh.

White version: who is it for?

This white version is for you if you want the same simplicity as the black model, in a lighter, softer-looking shade. If, on the other hand, you're looking for a floral pattern or visible lacing on the front, or wider straps than a set of thin shoulder straps, head to my other styles in my fishnet bodystocking collection.

A tip from a friend — Store it flat rather than crumpled in a drawer. White mesh shows creases less than black, but it will still retain a mark if you leave it compressed for too long.