While staying warm and comfortable in pajamas and loungewear sets is our jam, there’s nothing quite like a solid jumpsuit.
The head-to-toe ensemble not only is the ideal throw-on while running late to work (we’ve all been there) but they’re also super stylish and can be dressed up or down.
From strapless and wide-leg to ruffled and belted, it’s extraordinary how versatile they come, too. They’re great to stash in your wardrobe as a go-to option next to your favorite co*cktail dresses, rompers and matching sets.
We adore styles from Lulus and Revolve, specifically, but there are so many brands to choose from. Jumpsuits are great for wineries (especially those dreamy burgundy selects) and optimal for your 9-to-5 if tightly fitting dress pants are not your thing.
What’s more, any of these dreamy selects would be wonderful paired with some comfortable heels.
Ahead, find the best places to buy jumpsuits from, along with our top selections for 2023. These styles will have you movin’ and groovin’ in pure bliss — in the most seamless fit around.
Best Jumpsuits for Women in 2023
1. Best Overall Jumpsuits for Women: Amazon
Let’s start off with the retailer that offers practically everything, from best-selling products to grocery store items. Its valor extends to women’s jumpsuits, too, with popular selects we can’t get over.
From Amazon’s bestselling Happy Sailed Jumpsuit ($40) to its Pink Queen Button-Up Jumpsuit ($41 to $45), the styles will take you from your office to after-office drinks in a snap.
We also adore Zesica’s Strapless Wide-Leg Jumpsuit ($40) for a summertime-ready outfit that’ll replace your favorite wide-leg pants it’s that trendy, along with Amazon Essentials’ Terry Fleece Jumpsuit ($28) for an around-the-house, casual one-piece.
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2. Most Versatile Jumpsuits for Women: Revolve
Truthfully, we turn to Revolve for the cutest (yet ultra-sophisticated) styles, including its Wedding Shop for some bridal glam. Much like our favorite bodysuits and white dresses, the brand offers some lovely jumpsuits to choose from if a seamless fit is what you’re after.
For a wardrobe basic, we 100% recommend Bobi’s Supreme Jersey Tied Waist Jumpsuit ($79) — an all-navy, 100% cotton jumper we love styling with our favorite denim jackets. If you love loungewear and don’t want to think too much about getting ready, the Year of Ours Jen Onesie jumpsuit ($140) is worth checking out. It’s like a giant stretchy leotard and looks amazing with flip flops, sneakers or even a pair of boots.
Want to look like a modern Charlie’s Angel? Go for a denim jumpsuit. We like this one from Show Me Your Mumu ($218).
Two other favorites? Pick up Norma Kamali’s KamaliKulture Rectangle Jog Jumpsuit ($145) or the Turtleneck Jog Jumpsuit ($185). The long sleeves are totally unexpected but surprisingly nice. Plus, you can wear in the fall and winter without a sweater.
3. Best Jumpsuits for Tall Women: Free People
For ladies with legs for days, Free People is the brand to know, especially if you like the boho look. They have jumpsuits in whimsical prints, loose cotton and linen fabrics and unbeatable, flowy fits.
Starting with Free People’s best-selling Hot Shot Onesie ($70), this vacation-esque, stretchy one-piece comes in a 12 different colors and is just the thing to throw on when running errands on the weekend. Another causal option is the We The Free Easy Does It Jumpsuit ($148). It comes in two different denim washes, has a gorgeous smocked bodice, and straps. Personally, we’d pair it with a red cardigan when fall comes but that’s just us.
For something on the fancier side, we like the Jade Jumpsuit ($250). Its sweetheart, strapless neckline and giant back bow reminds us of details found on a wedding dress. Another option? The brand’s Leigh One Piece ($70). It gives off a dreamy retro feel for anyone looking to enter summer fashion on a strong note — and it’s under $100.
4. Best Jumpsuits for Petite Women: Anthropologie
Much like Anthropologie’s whimsical and eclectic home decor (take a look at its mirrors and glassware sets for proof), its jumpsuit selection is top-tier and top-notch.
One of the things we like best about Anthropologie, as far as jumpsuits are concerned, is that they often have pieces that work for tall, regular, petite, and plus sizes. We’re all for an inclusive brand! Currently, we’re obsessing over the Embroidered Flounce Jumpsuit ($158). It’s not only its brilliant green color that we love but the ruffles around the sleeves. It’s on the relaxed side, so if you want something more tailored, it may not be for you. However, we adore it, especially when paired with chunky sandals.
Next up is the Open-Back Button Down Jumpsuit ($178). It has slant pockets, a peekaboo-style opening in the back and hits slightly above the ankle. For something a bit wilder, try the Faithful Vacanza Plunge V-Neck Wide-Leg Jumpsuit ($329). Its red zebra-style print is show-stopping, and the tie straps can be worn multiple ways for a more versatile look.
When the weather becomes chillier, opt for something in faux leather, like The Colette Faux Leather Cropped Wide-Leg Jumpsuit by Mauve ($198). Its plunging neckline and zippered front catches the eye and the material includes some elastane for extra stretch.
5. Best Denim Jumpsuits for Women: Good American
Good American makes incredible, figure flattering denim. Naturally, it’s the place to go if you want a jumpsuit for women of the same material. The Fit for Success Palazzo ($189) is a bestseller. It has slightly flared legs — very big this year — and is designed to hug curves in all the right places.
If you like the look but prefer it without the short sleeves, try the Fit For Success Sleeveless Jumpsuit ($179). It has skinny legs and a hidden zip closure to create a more seamless look.
Finally, if you’re searching for something that’s a hybrid of the two, The Fit For Success Jumpsuit is the way to go. It has short sleeves like The Fit for Success Palazzo and skinny legs like Fit For Success Sleeveless Jumpsuit, plus comes in a variety of colors, including pink!
6. Best Dressy Jumpsuits for Women: Lulus
All hail Lulus for the cutest women’s fashions (seriously, just check our wardrobes for proof). From the home of the cutest work pants for women — and co*cktail dresses — here’s the scoop on our favorite jumpsuits.
For something stunning and chic, Lulus’ Power of Love Emerald Green Strapless Jumpsuit ($68) and Out Tonight Magenta Two-Piece Jumpsuit ($64, use code: HOTSUMMER20) won’t let you down. If you’re seeking something that will really whoa, add the Flaunt It Like That Jumpsuit ($69). It comes in three colors, including coral red. Who wouldn’t love a red jumpsuit for women?
What’s more, the Behold Navy Blue Floral Print Off-the-Shoulder Jumpsuit ($52, use code: HOTSUMMER20) is ideal for vacation resort wear. Plus, the brand’s Follow My Heart Ivory Lace Sleeveless Wide-Leg Jumpsuit ($72) is a closet staple and would also make a great bridal jumpsuit!
7. Best Casual Jumpsuits for Women: SHEIN
Some say SHEIN can be hit or miss, but we definitely think it’s a hit as far as women’s jumpsuits go. For one, how can you resist the brand’s Dalmatian Print Wide Leg Belted Jumpsuit ($7) in its blue-spotted valor?
But, onto even more. We love the Dual Pocket Solid Overall Jumpsuit ($15) for total “Mama Mia” vibes and a simplistic, everyday outfit that’s bound to have you saying “Gimme gimme gimme” one in each color. If you’re into all things tie dye, the brand’s SHEIN VCay Tie Dye Low Back Wide Leg Slip Jumpsuit ($13) is a soft and comfy pick for lounging at home.
Wanting to grab something versatile for work and outdoor parties alike? Look no further than SHEIN’s Mock-Neck Ruffle Cuff Belted Jumpsuit ($15) and the SHEIN Unity Off Shoulder Layered Ruffle Detail Palazzo Jumpsuit ($26) for girly yet sophisticated ensembles.
8. Best Formal Jumpsuits for Women: Bloomingdale’s
There’s a reason those little, medium and large brown bags have a universal following — the designer department knows what’s up, especially in the realm of women’s jumpsuits.
We adore the asymmetrical cut of this off-the-shoulder Lauren Ralph Lauren jumpsuit ($265). It’s drapey bodice is sexy but sophisticated, making it an ideal option for dressier affairs. We like it in basic black, but if you prefer a white jumpsuit, it’s available in that color, too.
Another pick from Bloomie’s that we love is the Reiss Ivy Wide Leg Jumpsuit ($400). The black and white color blocking is excitingly unexpected, plus the relaxed fit of the bottoms gives that effortless cool girl look.
If you want something in a more vivid color, go for the Liv Foster Cowl Neck Jumpsuit ($285), which comes in a bright purple hue. It also has a matching tie that can be adjusted to emphasize the smallest part of your waist.
Our final favorite is by Adrianna Papell. The Tuxedo Style Jumpsuit ($149), is a perfect pick if you like the look of menswear but still want that feminine edge. It’s available in sizes 0 to 16.
9. Best Jumpsuits for Petite Women: Anthropologie
Much like Anthropologie’s whimsical and eclectic home decor (take a look at its mirrors and glassware sets for proof), its jumpsuit selection is top-tier and top-notch.
One of the things we like best about Anthropologie, as far as jumpsuits are concerned, is that they often have pieces that work for tall, regular, petite, and plus sizes. We’re all for an inclusive brand! Currently, we’re obsessing over the Embroidered Flounce Jumpsuit ($158). It’s not only its brilliant green color that we love but the ruffles around the sleeves. It’s on the relaxed side, so if you want something more tailored, it may not be for you. However, we adore it, especially when paired with chunky sandals.
Next up is the Open-Back Button Down Jumpsuit ($178). It has slant pockets, a peekaboo-style opening in the back and hits slightly above the ankle. For something a bit wilder, try the Faithful Vacanza Plunge V-Neck Wide-Leg Jumpsuit ($329). Its red zebra-style print is show-stopping, and the tie straps can be worn multiple ways for a more versatile look.
For when the weather becomes chillier, opt for something in faux leather, like The Colette Faux Leather Cropped Wide-Leg Jumpsuit by Mauve ($198). Its plunging neckline and zippered front catches the eye and the material includes some elastane for extra stretch.
10. Best Plus Size Jumpsuits for Women: Target
Target knows how to combine trendy with affordability thanks to their in-house clothing brands. If you’re looking for some basics to stock up on but don’t want a lecture from your wallet later, then this is a great first stop — even for home decor, too.
Universal Thread’s Short Sleeve Button-Front Boilersuit ($40) knows how to turn work wear into a fashion statement. The mix of bright colors to choose from will have you warm-weather-ready, while the tie belt allows you to customize it to the right fit for you. We can’t forget about their Cupshe Women’s Short Sleeve Wrap Jumpsuit ($37). A hybrid of a romper and wrap dress, the full legged jumpsuit is a little bit flowy and a little bit tailored — great choice for the office.
If you really want to turn heads, then you’ve got to add this West K Mia Wide Leg Jumpsuit ($54) to your cart. Fans of vibrant pops of color will love its rusty red tone, and the back has a tie to cinch in your waist to make the look less drapey, if you prefer.
11. Best Jumpsuits With Short Sleeves for Women: Madewell
The brand may be known for their superb denim but their jumpsuits are just as noteworthy.
Their best selling MWL Superbrushed Pull-On Jumpsuit ($110) should not be slept on — though you may want to sleep in it it’s that comfortable. The material is made from an eco-friendly fleece-like material while the pockets are *so* roomy. Thankfully, there are plenty of colors for you to stock up on. If you prefer something with some extra coverage, check out the Sophia Scoop-Neck Jumpsuit ($148). It has the sweetest puffed sleeves and ruching in the center, which has a slimming effect.
If you’re looking for a lightweight option, try the Gracemade Shalom Jumpsuit ($175). It’s made from a blend of cotton, linen and rayon, and has flutter cap sleeves that give the look a whimsical vibe.
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