For an easy, flexible fit that moves with you every step of the way, try the SAYFUT® Hi-Waist Boyshort.
The firm control helps smooth your tummy, waist, and rear for a sleeker look, while the hi-waist design helps smooth the mid-section. The rear hole design even helps provide rear definition, lift rear for for a super-sexy hourglass silhouette, the SAYFUT® Shapewear Hi-Waist Boyshort is also comfortable and versatile enough to wear with a number of wardrobe favorites. So pull out those form-fitting tops and favorite jeans and get ready to strut your stuff with the SAYFUT® Hi-Waist Boyshort.
- Firm control body shaper
- 360 degrees of smoothing
- Lift your butt to new heights
- Helps smooth tummy, waist, and rear
- Hi-waist design helps smooth mid-section
CHOOSE SIZE:
- S(Waist 20"-24"/Hip 26"-34")
- M/L(Waist 24"-30"/Hip 30"-40")
- XL/2XL(Waist 30"-36"/Hip 36"-46")
- 3XL(Waist 36"-40"/Hip 42"-50")
Shapewear declined in popularity during the freewheeling 1970s but has come back strong and is better than ever. Gone are the iron and whalebone corsets that crushed ribs and internal organs, interfered with breathing, and caused women to faint. Also gone are the latex girdles and cone-shaped bras of earlier generations. Today's body shapers are comfortable, effective, and give a natural-looking shape. They are not just for those who wear a plus size; shapewear can simply smooth out the silhouette underneath clingy materials, which is helpful for women of all sizes.
There is much to be said about choosing and wearing modern shapewear, but the easiest way to process all of the information is by considering a list of dos and don'ts.
Do Learn How to Put on Shapewear Correctly
One of the primary reasons that women avoid shapewear is that they find it too difficult to put on. Many funny stories have been told about having one's arms trapped or falling over in the struggle to pull on a spandex garment. Most of these women have not been educated in how to put a body shaper on in the right way and end up forfeiting benefits of these garments.
Always step into shapewear, even camisoles, and pull the garment up over the hips to avoid trapping the head and arms in the shaper. Also, bunch up the shaper like pantyhose and pull it on while gradually releasing the fabric. Do not try to put it on like a regular piece of clothing. Leave crotches hooked or snapped, as it can be difficult to get these fastened once the shaper is on. More complicated pieces should come with instructions. The trick is to go slowly and be patient. Wearing a shaper takes a bit more effort than throwing on a pair of jeans and a T-shirt, but the effort is worth it.
