Positive Body

If when you see a bodysuit, you think of aerobics, then it's time to do something about it. In modern bodysuits, there is no trace left of the legendary Jane Fonda style from the fitness boom era. Now it's a basic wardrobe staple, classic, versatile, and indispensable for those who love form-fitting clothing.

After the pandemic, the trend of creating outfits from basic elements remains at the top of the fashion charts, thanks to our newly found love for comfortable clothing. And bodysuits occupy an honorable place among the ten most versatile and therefore most essential items. The deep neckline bodysuit from SASHAVERSE, made of soft elastic fabric, seems to idealize the body, accentuating the silhouette and supporting its shapes. It will maintain crisp lines while you sit at the computer and won't restrict movement at a party.

High-neck bodysuits, reminiscent of turtlenecks, can be inspired by the works of Azzedine Alaïa, Thierry Mugler, and Donna Karan from the 1980s and 1990s. And photos of Carolyn Bisset-Kennedy and Kate Moss in black turtlenecks from the 1990s still feature in the mood boards of stylists and fashion designers.

Hence the revival of the main trick of the 90s: wearing a turtleneck with everything. The only thing that matters is that it fits well and is made of thin, quality fabric. Like the turtleneck bodysuit from SASHAVERSE. Pair it with a white shirt, wide trousers, and a double-breasted wool coat – you'll get a chic and warm enough look for early spring.