Bodysuits Are The Versatile Fall Staple That Will Take You Anywhere
Fall is all about tucking in and layering up and the bodysuit excels at both.
There are no two ways about it: a bodysuit is an incredibly valuable and versatile piece to have in your wardrobe. Summersalt makes some highly-rated and highly-loved swimwear and now it’s added that expertise to a swimsuit you can wear on land. The new Long Sleeve Day to Night Bodysuit is made from a stretchy, ribbed fabric that’s thick enough to feel comfortable without bunching up. The mock neck gives it an elevated silhouette while the full-coverage on the butt means you’re not dealing with an 8-hour wedgie. Pair this puppy with jeans and look streamlined and chic or wear it with a skirt and a top knot for a flirty, ballet-dancer-inspired look. But the best part is you can wear them under things for easy layering. Have a favorite sweater but it’s really freakin’ cold out? Pop a bodysuit underneath it and you’re good to go. | Shop at Summersalt >
Other great bodysuit options include:
The Short-Sleeve Turtleneck Tee, $24 at Everlane: This option from Everlane still has the mock neck but swapped the long sleeves for short ones. It comes in four colors and is made from soft 100% cotton.
Gaia Bodysuit, $68 at Reformation: If you need something that’s a little more open, this one has a square neckline to give you some breathing room. It comes in three colors and is made from sustainable TENCEL Lyocell, which comes from eucalyptus trees.
In My Tee Bodysuit, $40 at Free People: This is the bodysuit you pair with jeans and a blazer and call it a day. It’s slouchy in a way that feels like a lived-in T-shirt but will stay tucked in without needing to keep an eye on it.
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