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Sculptwear · Seamless
Open-back shapewear bodysuit · Tummy smoothing · Wide padded straps
A sculpting bodysuit designed to smooth the midsection while leaving the back open — so you get a smooth foundation under fitted clothing, and a back line that works with lower-back and open-back looks instead of showing through them. Seamless nylon-and-spandex knit, wide padded straps, and a gusset opening for bathroom access.
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This seamless shapewear bodysuit provides targeted midsection smoothing and natural curve enhancement for a streamlined silhouette. Crafted from a lightweight and breathable blend of nylon and spandex, it offers comfortable all-day wear under any outfit.
Thoughtfully designed with wide padded shoulder straps, front bust pleats, and an open-back boning structure for convenient bathroom access, this versatile piece ensures dependable support without rolling or pinching.
| Material | 86% Nylon, 14% Spandex |
| Product Type | Shapewear Bodysuit |
| Department | Women's |
| Straps | Wide Padded Straps |
| Closure Type | Rear Drop-Down / Open-Back Closure |
| Control Level | Light Support |
| Estimated Shipping Weight | 0.2 kg |
Fabric composition: 86% Nylon, 14% Spandex. Hand wash cold or use a gentle cycle with mild detergent; lay flat to dry to preserve elasticity and shape.
Offers a body-contouring, seamless fit with light compression across the midsection and flexible pleating at the bust for everyday ease.
Frequently asked questions
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SKU WSHb63283-BN07-S-1
A lightweight, breathable nylon and spandex blend, knitted seamlessly through the body. Wide padded shoulder straps with slide adjusters, front bust pleats through the cup panel, an open back, and an opening at the gusset. Follow the care label sewn into the garment.
Shipped within the United States, with rates and delivery estimates calculated at checkout for your address and tracking emailed as soon as your order ships. As intimate apparel, this piece is final sale — no returns, exchanges or refunds — so please confirm your size against the chart on this page before you order. If something went wrong with the order itself, email support@properlyher.com.
Rose Beige / S
$88.00
Fit first
Three measurements decide your size in a bodysuit. Take them over bare skin or a thin bra, standing relaxed, with the tape level and snug but never pulled tight.
Bust
Measure around the fullest part of the bust, keeping the tape level across the back.
Waist
Measure the narrowest part of your torso, usually just above the navel. Breathe normally.
Hip
Measure the fullest part of your hip and seat with feet together, tape parallel to the floor.
Read the chart
Match your waist and hip to a row in this style's size chart, further down this page. Your bust tells you how the cup panel will sit; the waist and hip rows are what decide the size.
If you fall between two sizes
Take the larger of the two sizes. A bodysuit worn for a full day should feel like support, not like effort, and the larger size still shapes.
If your waist and hip land in different rows, size to your hip — and if that leaves you between two rows, take the larger. This piece is final sale, so settle your size here before you order.
What it does
The shaping sits through the front and midsection, and the back drops away — so the garment has far less to show under lower-back and open-back styles.
Tummy-control construction through the stomach and waist, worked into a seamless knit so there is no waistband edge cutting across the middle.
Wide padded shoulder straps with slide adjusters spread the weight of the garment instead of concentrating it in a thin line on the shoulder.
An opening at the gusset means a bathroom stop does not involve undressing — the detail that decides whether a bodysuit gets worn twice.
The open-back detail
Most shaping bodysuits are built with a high back — which is exactly what you see through a lower-back dress. This one drops away instead. The shaping stays where you want it, through the midsection, and the back is left open so the garment is far less likely to read through styles cut low behind.
It is a particularly useful piece under open-back and lower-back dresses, occasion looks and eveningwear. How low the back sits varies from garment to garment, so check it against your dress in a mirror — it is not a match for every open-back cut.
Open-back and lower-back dresses, occasion looks, eveningwear and fitted clothing.
Wide and padded, with slide adjusters so you can set the height on the shoulder.
Laid flat, the construction is easy to read: a shaped bust panel and wide straps at the top, a smooth continuous body through the torso, and an open back between them.
What it shapes
A bodysuit works as one continuous piece, so the smoothing runs from under the bust through to the top of the thigh rather than stopping at a waistband.
Shapewear smooths and shapes your line while you wear it. It does not change your body.
Why you'll reach for it
It keeps the back free
The usual trade is smoothing or a bare back — a high-backed shaper rules out half the wardrobe. Here the back is open by design, so the dress decides the look, not the underlayer.
It reads as one smooth line
Knitted seamlessly through the body, with the cup panel joined without a seam ridge, so what shows through a close-cut dress is a line rather than an outline.
It is livable for a long day
Wide padded straps you can set yourself, a lightweight breathable knit, and a gusset opening for the practical part of a twelve-hour event.
Made to disappear
The back is left open, so the garment is less likely to show under lower-back styles.
Designed to provide targeted smoothing through the midsection and stomach.
Broad, padded shoulder straps with slide adjusters to set the height.
Knitted seamlessly through the body, so there are fewer lines to read through clothing.
A cup panel gathered with centre front pleats, joined to the body without a seam ridge.
An opening at the gusset, so you do not have to undress to use the bathroom.
A nylon and spandex blend chosen for stretch and all-day comfort under clothing.
One continuous piece from the bust to mid-thigh, with shaping through the hip and seat.
A closer look
The same construction in each colourway, plus the two details that are easier to understand seen than described.
Every shade is cut and built the same way — choose yours in the colour selector at the top of this page.
Turned over, the strap shows its padding: a broad band with a soft inner layer and a slide adjuster, so the weight of the garment spreads across the shoulder rather than pressing into one line.
A shaped cup panel gathered with centre front pleats, with a wide underband and no seam ridge where it meets the body — the part that decides whether the top edge disappears under a dress.
Fabric & materials
The body is a lightweight, breathable nylon and spandex blend, knitted seamlessly so the smoothing comes from the knit itself rather than from panels stitched together. Less structure to read through a dress, and enough stretch to get into and out of without a zip.
The full description and fibre details for this style are listed under Product details at the top of this page, alongside the care guidance.
On her body
Shown front and back, unstyled, so you can see exactly where each edge lands. The model's height and measurements are not published for this shoot, so the notes below are taken from the garment itself and from the size chart on this page.
Under clothing
A smooth foundation matters most in the outfits that show everything. These are the looks this bodysuit was cut for — the open back is what sets it apart from a high-backed shaper.
The reason this style exists. A high-backed shaper is visible here; an open back has far less to show.
Seamless through the body, so there is no waistband edge across the middle of a close-cut dress.
Long evenings in fine fabrics, with a gusset opening for the practical part of the night.
Styling imagery, shown to illustrate the kinds of outfits this style is designed for. Cuts vary between garments — check the back of your dress against the bodysuit in a mirror.
How to wear it
Five minutes the first time. Getting the fabric to lie flat is what decides how it reads under clothing.
Gather the body of the garment, step in through the leg openings and bring it up to the waist.
Pull it up over the midsection and settle the bust panel so the cups sit where they should.
Set both straps with the slide adjusters so they sit flat on the shoulder, without digging in.
Run your hands down the front and sides so the knit lies flat with no folds gathered anywhere.
Make sure the opening at the gusset is closed flat and sitting where it should before you dress.
Sizing
Take your bust, waist and hip before you order, and ignore the size you usually buy in dresses. Your waist and hip are what you read against the chart below; your bust tells you how the shaped cup panel will sit. This piece is final sale, so settle your size here.
Around the fullest part of the bust, over a thin bra or bare skin, with the tape level across your back.
The narrowest part of your torso, usually just above the navel. Stand relaxed and breathe normally.
The fullest part of your hip and seat, feet together, tape parallel to the floor.
This style's size chart
Waist and hip are body measurements — match yours to a row, in inches, using the Properly HER sizing system this style is cut to. International conversions are given so you can place yourself quickly. If you land between two rows, take the larger size.
| Size | US | UK | FR/DE/ES | IT | Waist | Hip |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S | 4–6 | 8–10 | 34–36 | 40–42 | 27–29 | 36–38 |
| M | 8–10 | 12–14 | 38–40 | 44–46 | 29–31 | 38–40 |
| L | 10–12 | 14–16 | 40–42 | 46–48 | 32–34.5 | 41–43 |
| XL | 14–16 | 18–20 | 44–46 | 50–52 | 35.5–38 | 43.5–46 |
| XXL | 16–18 | 20–22 | 46–48 | 52–54 | 39–42 | 46.5–49 |
If you fall between two rows, take the larger size. If your waist and hip land in different rows, size to your hip. The shaped cup panel and the adjustable straps take a range of bust measurements within each size — if your bust sits well outside your waist and hip row, write to us before you order.
Write down your bust, waist and hip before you choose a size. Shaping garments are cut to their own measurements, not to the dress size you usually buy.
A size too small is what makes a strap dig in and a hem ride up. The smoothing comes from how the piece is knitted, not from a smaller label.
Between sizes
This is the most common situation in a bodysuit, and it is not a problem with your body — one continuous garment has to work at the bust, the waist and the hip at the same time, and very few people land in the same place at all three. The rule is simple: take the larger size. You are welcome to email us first, but that is the answer we will give you.
If your measurements land between two rows, order the larger of the two. A bodysuit worn for a full day should feel like support, not like effort — and the larger size still shapes.
If your waist and hip sit in different rows, go by your hip — the seamless body eases over a smaller waist far more readily than it gives through the hip and seat.
Fit profiles
Different bodies. Different dresses. One question: what shows through the back.
Illustrative fit profiles written for launch to show who this style is designed for. They are not customer reviews and do not describe specific people.
Age 31 · Austin, TX
Open-back gowns and occasion dressing
Age 38 · Nashville, TN
Weddings and long events
Age 34 · Chicago, IL
Workwear and everyday dresses
Age 27 · Miami, FL
Slip dresses and fine knits
Age 45 · Atlanta, GA
Fitted dresses, day to evening
Swipe to see every profile
If none of these sound like you, your measurements still decide it: read your waist and hip against the chart on this page, and take the larger size if you land between two rows.
Fit & details
Care
The care label sewn into the garment is the authority for this piece — follow it first. As a general rule for a nylon and spandex knit, heat is what costs the fabric its stretch and recovery.
Handled this way, a seamless knit keeps its recovery — the reason it still smooths on the tenth wear the way it did on the first.
Shipping, fit & returns
Shaping garments are intimate apparel, and for hygiene reasons this piece is final sale — all sales are final, with no returns, exchanges or refunds. That standard is exactly why the fit guidance on this page is as detailed as it is: measure first, read the chart, and take the larger size if you land between two rows.
If your order arrives with the wrong item, or the piece is damaged or defective, that is on us — email support@properlyher.com with your order number and a photo and we will put it right.
Questions
A shaping bodysuit built as one piece from the bust down, with the back left open instead of covered. You get the smoothing of a bodysuit through the front and midsection, without a high back panel that shows under styles cut low behind.
The midsection, stomach and waist, with shaping continuing through the hips and seat and coverage down to mid-thigh. It smooths your line while you wear it — shapewear does not change your body.
Measure your bust, waist and hip as described in Find Your Proper Fit above, then read your waist and hip against this style's size chart on this page. Do not size by the dress size you usually buy — shaping garments are cut to their own measurements. If you land between two rows, take the larger size.
Take the larger of the two. If your waist and hip fall in different rows, size to your hip — and take the larger size if that still leaves you in between. You are welcome to email support@properlyher.com first, but that is the answer we will give you.
Yes. This style is built with an open back — you can see it in the back and flat-lay images above. How it works with a particular dress depends on how low that dress is cut, so check the two together in a mirror.
Yes. The shoulder straps are wide and padded, and each one has a slide adjuster so you can set the height where it sits comfortably on your shoulder.
Yes. It is built with tummy-control construction designed to smooth through the midsection and stomach, worked into a seamless knit so there is no waistband edge across the middle.
Yes — there is an opening at the gusset, designed so you do not have to take the bodysuit off. It is visible in the flat-lay image in the gallery.
It is knitted seamlessly through the body and the coverage runs to mid-thigh, so there is no waistband edge at the middle and no leg hem at the hip. As with any shaping garment, very fine fabrics will always be the hardest test — and a correct size matters more than anything else here.
It is at its most useful under open-back and lower-back dresses, occasion looks and eveningwear, and it works under fitted clothing generally — dresses, knits, skirts and trousers. It is not a match for every open-back cut, so check it against your garment.
Follow the care label sewn into the garment — that is the authority for this piece. As a general rule with a nylon and spandex knit, heat is what costs the fabric its stretch and recovery, so keep it out of the tumble dryer and away from the iron.
No. Shapewear is intimate apparel, so all sales are final — there are no returns, exchanges or refunds. This is the hygiene standard across intimate apparel, and it is why this page carries a full size chart, a fit guide and measuring instructions: read your waist and hip against the chart, take the larger size if you fall between two rows, and you will not need to guess. If something went wrong with the order itself, email support@properlyher.com with your order number.
Still deciding between two sizes? Take the larger one — and read the fit guide before you order, because this piece is final sale.
Everything you need to choose a size is on this page — the chart, the measuring steps and how the piece sits front and back, with the larger size as the rule if you fall between two rows. This piece is final sale, so for anything still unclear we are one email away before you order.
