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More coverage can still leave plenty on show. Shop bodystockings in fishnet, floral lace and crochet, with open patterns that make skin part of the look. Choose long sleeves, a bare back or a suspender-style cut, with footless and crotchless options for different ways to wear them.

Let the pattern take center stage. Prefer to leave your torso uncovered? Shop Stockings for legwear, or browse Women's Lingerie to compare other cuts and combinations.

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Frequently asked questions

How is a bodystocking different from stockings?
A bodystocking extends over the torso as well as the legs, while stockings cover the legs only. The neckline, sleeves and openings determine how much of the body the garment actually covers.
Are all bodystockings crotchless?
No. Crotchless options are available, but you should choose a piece specifically described that way. A sheer or open-net fabric does not by itself mean the crotch is open.
What does footless mean?
A footless piece leaves your feet uncovered rather than enclosing them. Some other styles use a stirrup opening, so compare the lower-leg and foot details if that distinction matters to you.
What is a suspender-style bodystocking?
It creates the appearance of a top connected to stockings by garter-like sections, all as one garment. That look does not necessarily mean it contains a separate, removable garter belt.
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Can I choose long sleeves?
Yes. Long-sleeve options are available, including some with integrated glove details. Other pieces leave the arms bare, so you can choose the amount and pattern of coverage.
How should I choose my size?
Use the individual garment’s sizing rather than relying on stretch alone. Options include one-size ranges, Queen and 1X/2X. Check any supplied measurements or dress-size guidance for the piece you want.
Is a thong or G-string included?
Sometimes. Certain sets include one, while other pieces specifically exclude it. Check before ordering if you want underwear to wear beneath the garment.
Which textures and patterns can I choose?
Options include fine and larger net patterns, floral lace, crochet and geometric knits. Smaller patterns create a different visual effect from wide-open net, even when both garments cover the same areas.
Are there open-back or open-cup options?
Yes. The collection includes backless pieces, cut-outs and open-cup styles. Compare front and back coverage, since one view may not show the garment’s most revealing details.
Are all pieces shaped with separate legs?
No. The collection also includes gown and dress-length pieces. If you want the close outline of separate legs, choose a bodystocking with that construction rather than a gown.