Jumpsuits can be some of the most unforgiving garments to cross a woman’s body, but the best jumpsuits make the search worthwhile. Once you have a flattering jumpsuit, it gives you the no-hassle pairing that a dress provides (matching a top with a bottom can be so fussy!), along with the you’ll-never-see-the-crotch-of-my-panties glory of a jean or pant look. Plus, a jumpsuit always feels more special than what everyone else is wearing. The best jumpsuit is the epitome of bold minimalism: making a statement with as little effort as possible. And as many of us start to head back to the office and attend parties again, a flattering jumpsuit is a great option for a fashion-forward look with minimal effort.
Where To Buy The Best Jumpsuits For Women
Let’s cut to the chase. My go-to source for comfortable and flattering jumpsuits is Anthropologie. I have also found some fantastic jumpsuits at Club Monaco. Outside of those stars, most stores are carrying some sort of selection of jumpsuits, which I have scoured for you. The Shop This Post below has my current favorite jumpsuits for women right now.
If you’re looking for the best jumpsuits for lounging around the house, check out my post, Loungewear Saves Lives. And if you’re looking for the best denim jumpsuit, check out my post on the Best Denim Jumpsuits & Rompers.
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When To Wear A Jumpsuit
I love jumpsuits for women when there’s dancing involved. You get all the coverage and freedom of pants, but you still feel dressy and feminine. I also adore the look for picnics or any activity that involves sitting on the ground. Again, you get all the protection of pants, while still appearing stylish, unique, and dressy.
A flattering jumpsuit is also a great option for work. The Miranda jumpsuit I’m sporting is the perfect example of a work-appropriate jumpsuit. Pair it with minimalist sandals and office-ready jewelry for a sharp look. As long as your jumpsuit is of a substantial fabric and you’re not showing cleavage or “weekend” skin, you’re good to go.
When Not To Wear A Jumpsuit
I neglect this advice often, but if you’re drinking, a jumpsuit is not a good idea. Once the seal breaks, you’ll be unclothing yourself in the restroom over and over again. I also find that jumpsuits can be cumbersome in dressing rooms, during intimate moments with your lover, and when traveling. Pulling down a jumpsuit in a plane bathroom always feels a little risky.
Next Up: Read my post on How To Style A Jumpsuit.
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