If you're looking for the most flattering jumpsuits, you've come to the right place. With styles that work with a variety of body types and personal styles, we've rounded up 21 of the best styles available on the high street.
If you're shopping for capsule wardrobe essentials or looking for a practical alternative to the best wedding guest dresses, the most flattering jumpsuits should certainly be considered. They provide the perfect balance between comfort and structure, and unlike dresses or tailoring, they can work for almost any occasion. From holidays and evenings out with friends to weddings, they truly can do it all. Plus, they are a great choice for warmer days ahead, where you want something relaxed yet put-together with minimal effort.
There's a multitude of cuts, styles, and patterns available, making it tricky to know where to start. The first step is knowing what to look for and considering what body type you have. Another thing to consider is what areas of your body you want to enhance and shape, whether that's defining your waist or elongating your legs, choosing the right cut matters.
We've rounded up the most flattering jumpsuits for a wide range of shapes and sizes for you to shop just in time for the warmer months ahead.
Flattering jumpsuits: 21 flattering styles for all body types
Best jumpsuits overall
If you're looking for versatility in every sense, this black drawstring jumpsuit is a great choice. It has a comfortable, loose silhouette and wide leg trousers that are designed to create a relaxed finish. What's great about this one-piece is that you could easily style it with wedge heels for an evening out, as well as wear it day-to-day with trainers or sandals.
With the chicest gingham pattern, this jumpsuit is both stylish and flattering. It has a soft, comfortable material that's designed to complement curves, too. Plus, it's made from 100% organic cotton for a soft and breathable finish.
Mocha Mousse is Pantone's Colour of the Year 2025, so this jumpsuit couldn't be more on trend. The knitted fabric and wrap-over shape are seriously good for the price, and it's available in an impressive size range, from XS to 6XL. Wear it with some UGG boot alternatives for a cosy day at home.
Best jumpsuits by body shape
While you might usually lean towards dresses to hide a tummy, a jumpsuit can be a great silhouette for an apple body shape. Wrap and V-necks draw the eye up to the bust and away from your middle. Look for jumpsuits that tie in the middle or have structured waistband panels to help pull you in. This one is available in deep red and in petite, and regular lengths. Straight leg or tailored trousers will also complement slim legs.
Straight or wide-leg trousers are a pear's best friend. They’ll glide and flow to create a streamlined shape. Seek out jumpsuits with noticeable details around the neck or shoulder, such as a bold collar, a flounce, or frilled sleeves. This vibrant blue colour works perfectly for the warm weather, and will make you stand out from the crowd.
This playful pink colour is simply ideal for the summer months. The wide-leg trousers are great for adding curves to your shape and for balancing your silhouette. Show off collarbones and shoulders in this halterneck piece, and layer up with a cream cardigan for warm-weather occasions.
The best plus-size clothing brands take proportions into account and still have plenty of trend-led jumpsuits they've adapted to work on fuller figures. Don't forget that just because you're plus size, doesn't mean you can't also be an hourglass, apple, or pear shape. The principles that work for those body types will also transfer to plus-size bodies.
Hourglass figures benefit from styles that are more fitted on top, and the most flattering jumpsuits will nip you in at the waist. You can easily wear tailored trousers, although slightly fuller trousers will aid in accentuating small, fitted waistlines for more exaggerated curves. Wrap styles are another failsafe option.
The shape of this style is genius. It has a wide leg fit so it accommodates curves, plus it's unique frilled detail waist skims. The loose upper half means you can find the perfect fit, and don't forget to shop our round-up of the best bras for large busts to go underneath.
Best of the rest
Caroline Parr our Fashion Eccomerce Editor says "I have a cheesecloth dress from ME+EM and it's honestly the most amazing piece to take on holiday. It won't crease, it's super cool and comfortable, and can be dressed up or down depending on whether you're sightseeing or heading out to dinner.".
Lightweight, black jumpsuits are a quick and easy spring outfit. The belt will nip in your waist neatly, and the relaxed fit will keep you cool on warmer days. If you've ever wondered if jumpsuits work for the office, this is your answer. For a modern spin, wear with your best white trainers.
A jumpsuit can elongate a petite frame and be one of the most flattering pieces in your wardrobe. The all-in-one shape forms an unbroken vertical line that can give the illusion of extra height, whilst a cropped hem also works to elongate the legs. Be careful not to swamp your body in fabric - stick to tailored and more fitted styles. Slim and straight-leg trousers will also make your legs look longer.
This organic cotton jumpsuit is lightweight making it a breathable, cooling piece for the warmer months. It has green and ecru stripe print and it features neat pleats at the front and back for added movement. This one-piece is excellent for days at the beach, sitting in the garden or evenings out.
If you're looking for a one-piece that perfectly blends both polish and style for work, I would argue that this navy floral jumpsuit is the perfect find. It's playful enough for summer events, yet practical enough for all-day wear. It features a sleek tie waist and a comfortable wide-leg fit. Oh, and we can't forget the handy pockets, too.
Karen Millen's tall collection is a brilliant place to browse for anyone 5'8" or over. The plunging V-neck and belted style on this jumpsuit is very eye-catching. It's bright white colour will work for special occasions too.
You will fall head over heels in love with Nadine Merabi's partywear if you haven't already come across it. The sweetheart neckline and puff sleeves on this jumpsuit are simply stunning, and you'll be reaching for it whenever you're getting dressed up for years to come. Wear with your hair up for maximum impact.
When thinking about jumpsuits, a good pair of dungarees mustn't be underestimated. These are by one of our favourite American clothing brands, Levi's, and are the ultimate layering piece. Wear them with a Breton striped top or the Sezane Gaspard cardigan underneath.
I can't talk about jumpsuits without mentioning Donna Ida. Amanda Holden, Kirsty Gallacher, and Lisa Snowdon are all big fans of her denim all-in-ones, and the collarless Cassandra jumpsuit is top of my wish list. You won't regret it!
Powder blue is all the rage this spring/summer, and this beautiful jumpsuit from Phase Eight ticks all of the correct boxes for warm-weather occasionwear, perfect for what to wear to the races. You could style this one-piece with strappy heels in metallic shades such as gold or silver, or go bold with vibrant jewel tones such as ruby red.
This long sleeve jumpsuit is extremely flattering and affordable ,too. It has fantastic customer reviews with one saying, "This is so classy, well made, looks expensive... Bought another in a different colour. Looks great with sandals or heels."
Now discounted in the sale, this jumpsuit is perfect for wearing layered over your favourite t-shirts or blouses. It's made from a soft, slouchy jersey material that's composed of an organic cotton blend. Its loose shape makes it ideal for those who want to prioritise comfort and all-day ease.
How to choose the right jumpsuit for you
- Age: "There is no age limit on wearing a jumpsuit, and a woman aged 50 and above could certainly wear a jumpsuit," says Rivkie Baum, digital Fashion Editor at woman&home.
- Fit and cut: Rivkie recommends: "The largest consideration one should make when choosing a jumpsuit, regardless of age, is fit and cut. Selecting a cut that feels comfortable and works for your silhouette is of utmost importance. Consider the advice above to help you narrow down the styles that will most suit you."
- Material: Find a good jumpsuit, and it will be a year-round staple, but don't forget to consider the heat. There are plenty of linen all-in-ones out there. Still, as designer Amanda Wakeley points out, "despite the ease of hopping into a jumpsuit and you are done, you don’t have the flexibility of being able to take that extra layer off."
- Event: "A jumpsuit is a great alternative to a dress for both casual and dressy occasions and can also be a comfortable option for those who prefer trousers, but want the seamlessness of a one-piece ensemble," says Rivkie.
- Body type: Amanda explains, "Generally speaking, hourglass figures look fantastic with a cinched-waist jumpsuit, whereas pear shapes may opt for a wide leg look to balance the proportions."
- Length: If you manage to find the perfect fit, but not quite the right length, chances are that it can easily be fixed with a quick trip to your local tailor.
- Price: It's worth spending a bit more than you normally might, since it's a whole outfit in one.
FAQs
Can jumpsuits be flattering?
Jumpsuits can definitely be flattering, and as with any other item of clothing in your wardrobe, it's about selecting the cut that works best for your body type. As laid out above, there are some quick and easy styling tricks to help you select the most flattering jumpsuit for your shape.
What body type looks good in a jumpsuit?
Amanda Wakeley is one of Britain’s most celebrated fashion designers, and her jumpsuits have been worn by the likes of Zara Tindall.
She explains, "there are so many different styles of jumpsuits available now that jumpsuits can look good on all body types - provided you have the right style and fit, depending on your height, size, and general body shape. If you are either very tall or petite, it can be more difficult to find a jumpsuit to fit well, like one-piece swimsuits; proportion is key.
"However, you can always create a jumpsuit look with matching separates like jeans and a denim shirt or a tailored pant and waistcoat… You may well be far more comfortable and probably quicker in the loo!"
Should you size up in a jumpsuit?
Amanda advises "NEVER worry about the size label (I appreciate this can be hard to do, so cut it out if it bothers you) but buy the size that feels the best to you. I often size up by at least one size as I prefer an easier fit (it is often more flattering too)."
If you're worried about getting a more sculpted middle, Amanda says "Denim can often be a great smoother. I would avoid any fabric with too much stretch as it tends to cling in an unflattering way."
How do you make a jumpsuit look classy?
When it comes to styling, Amanda has some great tips: "I think less is more... I love taking everyday basics and elevating them with a fabulous statement piece, whether that’s a beautiful belt, a bold necklace, or a gorgeous crossbody bag, all of which look great with a jumpsuit.
"Knowing how to layer up a jumpsuit can elevate the look - I love a turtleneck underneath in the colder months or try pairing it with an oversized blazer or relaxed trench coat to look chic from day to night."
