Red bodysuits for jeans, office pants and party skirts

A red bodysuit gives you a bright top that stays tucked in, so the waistline looks smooth from morning to midnight. We make four of them, from a soft one-shoulder viscose to a velvet wrap with a deep V.

One bare shoulder, two different fabrics

Asymmetry is the easy way to wear red. Both our one-shoulder styles leave one side open and draw the eye to your neck and collarbone.

The viscose version is soft on the skin and loves denim. Light jeans are its best friend, cutoffs and a mini work too, and a black leather skirt makes it photo-ready. The open side calls for a bandeau bra or clear straps. In fall, an open blazer or a leather jacket turns the red into a bright stripe down the middle.

The second one keeps a long sleeve on the covered arm. It’s cut from smooth stretch jersey that sits close to the body and doesn’t bunch at the waist. That’s why it works with high-waisted pants as well as a pencil skirt. On the photos our model is 168 cm tall, if you’d like a sense of the length.

Going to the office party? Red with a black midi skirt and stilettos does it.

A red turtleneck bodysuit and a velvet wrap

The turtleneck is the one you’ll wear most. It goes on instead of a sweater under a blazer or with jeans, and the high collar and long sleeves keep you warm in between seasons. The jersey stretches and isn’t see-through, so you won’t need a tank top underneath. Like every bodysuit we make, it closes at the bottom with hidden snaps.

At work, we’d wear it with black palazzo pants and loafers. In winter, it looks great peeking out of a gray coat.

Then there’s velvet. The wrap front makes a deep V-neck, the sleeves are long, and the fabric gives a red that’s richer than any jersey can. It’s a party piece, but nothing stops you from wearing it in spring or in the dead of winter.

We sew every red style in XS to XL. Your bust measurement is the one to check against the chart. Find more colors on the bodysuits page, or compare styles with long sleeves and the black versions.