No bra? No problem.
Kim Kardashian took to Instagram yesterday to share her “absolute favorite hack in the entire world” to “look like you’re not wearing a bra and that you’re naked” underneath low-cut tops — while still getting plenty of lift, hold and coverage.
“It’s this low plunge [bodysuit], and the back can go in so many different ways,” she said of Skims’ recently re-launched Seamless Sculpt Deep Plunge Bodysuit. “It can go straight like a tank top, but I like the halter because it just holds me up really good.”
The Skims’ founder styled hers under a pewter blazer, which created a deep V-shape that plunged below where a bra would typically show.
While most of the nude shades are flying off shelves, the shapewear style is still fully stocked in black — for now — and can also be worn as a regular top for a daring look.
Though Kardashian noted that there’s a “time and a place” for outfits that require tape, she swears it’s far more comfortable to wear the bodysuit.
“I don’t think my friends realize how amazing this bodysuit is,” she added, while sharing a photo with her group chat.
She posted screenshots of a response from Olivia Pierson, who wrote, “OMG, I need! You can wear lower cut items, and the jugs stay up!! Plus a snatch waist.”
The shapewear mogul then went on to try the hack with other outfits, including plunging designer duds and a kimono from Galliano.
At one point, the reality TV star confessed that sometimes she doesn’t “love a thong,” and wears boyshort panties underneath for comfort.
Skims’ shoppers love the bodysuit too, saying it gives them confidence. One raves, “This bodysuit sculpted my body in the most comfortable way possible, while pulling everything together.”
If your size is sold out in a nude shade — or you just can’t with thongs — the Seamless Sculpt Brief Bodysuit might be your pick. (However, it’s not quite as low cut.)
The more full-coverage style has a near-perfect rating, with shoppers leaving feedback calling it “perfect” and saying, “It was so comfortable, and at no point did I have to adjust as it stays in one place.”
While they’re everyday essentials, both styles will especially flatter under holiday party ‘fits this season.
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