Women's Jumpsuits

A jumpsuit is fitted vertically before anything else, because no amount of room at the hip fixes a rise that sits wrong. Wide-leg and palazzo cuts fall straight from a defined waist and read closest to a dress; tapered and straight-leg versions follow the leg down to the ankle. Utility and boilersuit shapes hang loose from the shoulder with a belt to bring them in, and cropped or culotte legs stop between mid-calf and just above the ankle.

Necklines carry the register: halter, plunge and off-shoulder for evening, square and V-necks through the day, strapless with an internal band for support. Crepe, satin and chiffon drape and move, linen and cotton hold a relaxed shape, and denim and twill sit structured against the body. Back zips, wrap fronts and elasticated or tie waists decide how the whole thing goes on.