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Style notes

A lace bodysuit is one piece, one line, and one fit decision: the torso length.

Satin is a weave, not a fibre. The fall of the slip depends on the cut and the weight.

A matching set is easier to buy when you know the bra size and the brief shape you already like.

A high leg or a wider brief can feel better than a piece that cuts across the hip.

Tall usually means a longer torso, longer legs or both. A bodysuit is the piece most likely to pull.

A short torso can make a bodysuit sag at the base or bunch at the waist. The fix is the pattern, not tighter straps.

Soft edges, breathable fabric and a band that does not dig in matter more than the label.

All-day comfort is a band that stays level, a cup that does not gape, and a fabric that does not itch.

A wireless bra still needs a band that fits. Without wire, the band and cup shape do the work.

Push-up is a shape, not a size. The cup should sit flat before it lifts.

A minimiser spreads the bust rather than compressing it into a smaller cup. The band still has to fit.

A sister size keeps the cup volume similar while changing the band. It is a starting point, not a guarantee.