Controlling Underwear

For a drawer full of everyday undies that offer just the right amount of midsection control. There’s a doubled-up tummy panel, but you’d never know it; these mid-rise cotton panties look just like the non-shaping versions.

The pretty pattern is just as seductive as anything you’d find in an upscale intimates boutique, but this lace serves a purpose: it conceals a moderately controlling panel so your abs look flat as a board.

Lace is sexy sometimes. But naked can be even sexier, and that’s just about what you are in the barely-there. These second-skin panties have a panel that keeps that tummy pouch in check, and since they’re seamless, you’ll never get a pantyline.

The last thing you want from high-waisted underwear is that uncomfortable roll-down. Take a seat with confidence when you’re wearing soft, breathable undies that won’t squeeze or roll.

The slinky satin panel isn’t just there to look pretty (although it does!). It’s flattening those lower abs, while concealed boning on the sides creates the illusion of a waist where there isn’t one.

Do the shaping work down below. A waist that extends to just below the bustline provides the firmest control and creates a sleek shape.

You don’t always want or need to wear underwear that stretches from bust to knees. For those days when you just want to nix pantylines and give your tush a little shape are ideal. The control is moderate, and since these boyshorts won’t ride up, you’ll forget you’re wearing controlling underwear at all.

Naturally, shapewear powerhouse Spanx has thrown its hat into the controlling underwear ring. Essentially the uber-flattering top portion of their wildly successful hosiery, and they’re perfect for when you need support without the hassle of pantyhose.

Made of an eight-knit blend that trims hips and thighs. That’s amazing on its own, but it’s really Sassybax’ patented engineering, which lifts and separates the derriere, that gives these shorts that extra oomph.