Ladies please...shapewear!

tinkerbell5 · 18 Jan 20, 05:56 PM

For an upcoming wedding a could do with some shapewear for my tummy/hips area, and recommendations please of whats best? Xx

TheHughesCrew · 18 Jan 20, 05:58 PM

I've got an awesome shaper from Sainsburys. Comes up to my boobs, so is lovely to tuck my flabby tummy in

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ETA link: tuclothing.sainsburys/...searchProduct=

tinkerbell5 · 18 Jan 20, 06:05 PM

These look great, I've been looking at spanx and that but not sure if they are any better just a lot more expensive xx

TheHughesCrew · 18 Jan 20, 06:07 PM

Originally Posted by tinkerbell5

These look great, I've been looking at spanx and that but not sure if they are any better just a lot more expensive xx

Just buy a size smaller, that'll suck you in

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(As long as breathing and eating not required... )

Blue nose · 18 Jan 20, 11:59 PM

I've had Spanx over the years. They are great. Nice smooth line. Just hard to go the loo 😱

Loobylou_82 · 19 Jan 20, 12:25 AM

Mark's and Spencer sell shape wear and you can try it on before you buy to see which kind is best for you.

beautybutterfly · 19 Jan 20, 11:09 AM

I love Spanx, they are a bit more expensive but they do hold you in and create a smooth silhouette and they are built to last so I'd always pay a bit extra and go for that.

I've found that some shape wear has a tendency to roll down which is really annoying - spanx have never done that

archibald · 19 Jan 20, 11:14 AM

Are you wearing a dress? I use the long vest type that go under the bust and then smooth everything all the way down, no rolling down or broken nails (maybe that's just me?) and easier to go to the loo.

18 Jan 20, 05:56 PM	#1
	18 Jan 20, 05:56 PM tinkerbell5 Imagineer
tinkerbell5 Imagineer Join Date: Feb 10	Ladies please...shapewear! For an upcoming wedding a could do with some shapewear for my tummy/hips area, and recommendations please of whats best? Xx

18 Jan 20, 06:05 PM	#3
	18 Jan 20, 06:05 PM tinkerbell5 Imagineer Thread Starter
tinkerbell5 Thread Starter Imagineer Join Date: Feb 10	These look great, I've been looking at spanx and that but not sure if they are any better just a lot more expensive xx

18 Jan 20, 11:59 PM	#5
	18 Jan 20, 11:59 PM Blue nose Imagineer
Blue nose Imagineer Join Date: Mar 16	I've had Spanx over the years. They are great. Nice smooth line. Just hard to go the loo 😱

19 Jan 20, 12:25 AM	#6
	19 Jan 20, 12:25 AM Loobylou_82 Imagineer
Loobylou_82 Imagineer Join Date: Sep 16	Mark's and Spencer sell shape wear and you can try it on before you buy to see which kind is best for you.

19 Jan 20, 11:09 AM	#7
	19 Jan 20, 11:09 AM beautybutterfly Imagineer
beautybutterfly Imagineer Join Date: Oct 13 Location: Yorkshire beautybutterfly's Reviews Restaurant Reviews: 3	I love Spanx, they are a bit more expensive but they do hold you in and create a smooth silhouette and they are built to last so I'd always pay a bit extra and go for that. I've found that some shape wear has a tendency to roll down which is really annoying - spanx have never done that __________________ Westridge North May 2014 \| DLP The Kyriad March 2015 \| Southern Dunes May 2015 \| New York and Toronto October 2015 \| Highlands Reserve DIBB villa May 2016 \| LA & Vegas October 2016 \| New York December 2016 \| The Keys & Orlando Lake Berkley Dibb Villa April 2017 \| Las Vegas MGM Grand May 2018 \| Wyndham Resort iDrive April 2022 \| Rosen Inn LBV Aug 2022

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	19 Jan 20, 11:14 AM archibald Imagineer
archibald Imagineer Join Date: Mar 12	Are you wearing a dress? I use the long vest type that go under the bust and then smooth everything all the way down, no rolling down or broken nails (maybe that's just me?) and easier to go to the loo.