SHAPERX Women's Shapewear Bodysuit Tummy Control Body Shaper Seamless Sculpting Snatched Waist Body Suit

I don't like shapewear lol. I have worn the ones that are sort of like bike shorts but with more tummy coverage a few times for certain events or outfits and they always pinched and would ride down at the waist, but the shorts would also somehow ride up, I was always super sweaty in them and uncomfortable, they would pinch - it was just an all around bad time. So several years ago, I threw in the towel and just decided I would not deal with it anymore lol. I would wear regular bike shorts under dresses or skirts and otherwise it would be fine.And then I got invited to a fancier event for NYE. And I had a dress to wear already in my closet. But it *needed* shapewear to look how I wanted it to. I went on an Amazon hunt and after many hours of searching and reading reviews - I landed on this one. I got the full body shaper that basically looks like a leotard with shorts lol. I sort of snickered at the idea that I could wear this without a bra - I am a DDD, I didn't even try it without a bra on NYE, just pulled this on right over the bra I was wearing - which worked no problem.The wonderful thing about this shaper is that it actually works how it should. It doesn't ride up or down, it doesn't bunch, it is breathable enough that I don't feel like I am dying - and it smooths everything out and provides protection from chub rub. The shorts are short enough for cocktail dresses - and it is easy enough to pull them shorter if need be and adjust the shaper accordingly. I danced the night away, and drank way too much at the after-after party in this shaper lol. And didn't feel uncomfortable once.Now, the fun part - I decided to try wearing this to go out with the girls a few weekends ago with some jeans and a vest that I have always wanted to wear as a shirt - but never felt I could get away with it with my chest. This shaper *actually* worked with my chest. Was it as supportive as a "proper" bra with an underwire? No. Was it more supportive than a bralette? Hell yeah - seriously *so* much better than a bralette. No sagging or weird uni-boob! I loved the amount of support it gave me actually. it looked great with jeans and my vest-as-a-shirt also, but I was so jazzed about how genuinely comfortable I was in it which I never would have actually believed was possible for a bodyshaper.Since then, I have worn it at least 3 other times, to work, or to go out with friends. I've worn it to dinner and had a full meal with no issues, I have sat in the office all day in it and not been uncomfortable. And it gives me such a nice level of support without being restrictive at all. I move around a lot lol - and this doesn't impact me at all. I literally have sometimes forgotten I had it on until I went to use the restroom lol.The only *tiny* thing that I haven't 100% loved about it - is that the bust line is a little high (especially if you are tightening the straps to get as much support as you can lol) so the shaper sometimes would peep out the top of my shirt a bit which I would have liked if it was low enough that didn't happen and so I could get some proper cleavage lol. But overall I adore it and will probably see if there are other necklines by this brand to try out.

I’ve just purchase my third one and that should speak for itself! This has been an absolute game changer. It’s so comfortable and easy to wear when you just want that extra snatch feeling. You don’t even need to wear a top with it, I’ve styled them with a nice pair of pants and heels. Has great support. Since wearing these I just get that extra boost of self confidence when wearing certain outfits that just didn’t quite flatter my body type. The material is great. Even through many washes and wears they are still like new with no tears, no wearing down, metal clasps still work perfect and are easy to use.

I’m over 60, 5’1”, and weigh 137 pounds. I ordered the small and am so glad I did. I’m short and have a short waist, so anything larger would have meant too much fabric. It is a bit tricky to put on (definitely don’t attempt it when you’re wet!), but like nylons, you ease it up a bit at a time and it’s on. I love the way this body shaper feels—it holds everything in place. It doesn’t exactly “snatch” the waist, but it does a great job of smoothing the silhouette. The bust section could be better, but it didn’t flatten my chest or make it look odd. The support is light—adequate, but not like an underwire. Overall, I’d say it’s better than 4 stars—more like 4.5.

I had abdominal surgery and the doctors forced me into the most brutal, Medieval torture garments imaginable, and I was SUFFERING, until I found this. Seamless, tight but not homicidal, smooth, strong high-quality fabric, has the sensible over-lapped open crotch that doesn't make your vulva explode. Only downer is that the top is also pretty tight and has no support. By then I didn’t care about breast support (I’m a 34B, but you may care…) I only cared that there weren’t a hundred tiny hook-and-eye hooks or a vicious row of pointless snaps at the business end of my body.

This was my first time buying shapewear, so I wasn't sure what to expect.For reference I'm 5'5 , 200lbs ish, and an apple body. My my weight carries in my tummy, upper back and boobs. Small booty. I bought 2 sizes in different styles.Beige brief in sz s/m and Black mid thigh in L/XLThe S/M fit comfortably. Almost too comfortably. Very easy to wear. It does smooth out the belly lumps , but It did not make me appear flatter in any way. The brief is very narrow. I believe anyone blessed with an ample a$$ will eat the back up. The crotch part is lil too narrow for my lil fupa.As for the boob part... It gives a nice support for me. No over spill. I didn't even open the black one in L/lX because I can already tell it will be too big. I think I can even size down to an extra small.I'm giving 3 stars because , for me, I would want something that gives a bit more compression. Better side boob and upper back coverage and thicker straps. May they should make different ones according to body types?Overall, I'm okay with it as a supportive undergarments that smooths out a little.

I am postpartum T+3months. 5 foot 5 inches, 157.5 lbs, Bra Size 38D. This is considered overweight for my size. I have been really insecure about my body lately, especially because I have a formal event next week with my husband. I ordered this product and it was at my doorstep in two days. I got a size xxs/xs because everyone was saying to buy the size you want to fit in. I was skeptical at first when it would barely go over my thighs, but once I pulled it up and everything was in the right spot, I was amazed. Thank you for helping me feel better about my body after having my son.