Women's Jumpsuits

From the Futuristic TuTa to Today's Jumpsuit

The jumpsuit has a birth date: June 19, 1920, when the Florentine newspaper La Nazione publishes the pattern for the TuTa, a one-piece garment conceived by the futuristic artist Thayaht. Designed as a universal outfit, easy to cut and frugal with fabric, it first appealed to the high society of Florence, contrary to its creator's utopia. The concept of a one-piece outfit then travels through the century, becoming a staple of women's wardrobes. Its advantage hasn't changed: the simplicity of a dress and the freedom of movement of trousers, a complete outfit that one can slip on in one motion.

The Dresses

Dresses and jumpsuits also come in various styles:

• Short dresses.
• Long dresses.
• Sweater dresses.
• Wrap dresses.
• Evening dresses.

All the outfits are gathered on the dresses and jumpsuits page.

Trousers, Palazzo, V-neck or Sleeveless: The Cuts

The fitted trouser jumpsuit at the waist, like the Only Scarlett, KAFFE Lona or b.young, is the easiest to wear daily. The palazzo version, with very wide legs, like the Rinascimento Diana, creates a fluid vertical line that elongates the figure. The COMMA V-neck and semi-wide leg style reveals the neck and shapes the bust, while the Artlove Sylena, sleeveless, is perfect for warm days. The Only Asta features a belt with a bracelet-like buckle to accentuate the waist, and the Desigual Hibrid and Lauren showcase the graphic prints of the Barcelona-based brand founded in 1984.

Bust Length and Fabrics: Choosing the Right Jumpsuit

The delicate point of a jumpsuit is its bust length, from the shoulder to the crotch: too short, it pulls; too long, it bunches at the waist. So, try it on while sitting with arms raised. The fabric then makes all the difference: viscose and crepe fall softly for a dressed-up look, cotton and linen stay casual and breathe in summer, while knitted fabrics provide the comfort of relaxed wear. The Banana Moon Power Wellness, in stretchy material, suits gentle activities. A fine belt, whether integrated or added, defines the waist and transforms a straight cut into a fitted silhouette.

Good Deals

Good deals can also be found in good deals, promotions, clearances, sales, Black Friday. The new arrivals feature the latest collections, and items shipped within 24 hours are prepared and sent within 24 hours. The highlights of the year follow a stable order: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the end-of-year holidays, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by summer sales and back-to-school.

Frequently Asked Questions

What jumpsuit to wear to a wedding?

Choose a fluid cut in crepe, satin, or viscose, palazzo or wide-legged, in a soft colour or delicate print. A wrap neckline, backless, or thin straps make the outfit more formal than a day jumpsuit.

Is a jumpsuit practical for everyday wear?

It is if you choose the right closure: a front button, accessible zip, or detachable straps make it easier to use the restroom. Models with elastic waistbands and wide necklines come off quicker than fitted cuts zipped at the back.

Long version or short jumpsuit: which to wear?

The long jumpsuit, with trouser legs, is suitable for both work and evenings and can be worn year-round. The short jumpsuit, being shorter, remains a summer and relaxed piece, perfect for holidays, the beach, or warm days in the city.

What jumpsuit for a petite size?

A straight or slightly flared cut, solid, elongates the silhouette, especially with a V-neck. Avoid legs that are too long which create folds at the bottom of the trousers: a trimmed hem or ankle-length prevents a stumpy effect.

How to care for a viscose jumpsuit?

Viscose doesn't like heat and friction: hand wash or delicate cycle at thirty degrees, gentle spin and hang to dry. Iron it inside out, at low temperature, to avoid shiny marks on the fabric.