SPANX Lace Hi-Hipster Review: Light Compression, a Scallop, Twenty-One Dollars

Amazon filed the brand as Generic again. The garment is SPANX Undie-tectable Lace Hi-Hipster: nude, a wide bonded waist, a lace seat, a scalloped leg. Twenty-one dollars. Thirty-two hundred reviews. A 4.2. We already did the Power brief (smooth, stronger) and the Undie-tectable thong (no seat). This is the pretty one. The bra in the still is not in the box.

If you wanted hold, Power. If you wanted no line under trousers, the thong. If you wanted a hipster that still looks like underwear in a drawer, stay. SPANX says it fits slightly small. Believe that. Between, up.

Light compression is a sentence. Power is a different SKU.

The waist is bonded and wide. That is the tummy argument, and it is gentle. The seat is mesh-and-lace. That is the pretty argument, and it will print under white jersey if the lace is a lace. Their own stills sell “breathable, quick-drying, lay-flat lace.” Believe lay-flat more than miracle. It is not SHAPERMINT’s ribbed panty. It is not a faja.

Hi-hipster means the waist sits at the waist, not under the bust like Power. If you wanted a tank, you are in the wrong listing. Nude is a beige. The scallop is the reason you bought SPANX instead of a 5-pack.

Front still. The bra is a catalog extra. The panty is the SKU.

Why 4.2, vs Power, skip

Thirty-two hundred reviews at 4.2 is a photo that matches, plus people who wanted Power and bought lace. The 4.2 is kinder than Power’s 3.8 because the job is smaller. Heat still kills a bonded waist. Wash cold, hang, size up if you are between.

Who it's for

A dress that can tolerate a scallop, a light waist, a name. Not Power, not the thong, not a $21 faja. Size up if you are between, hang the lace, and do not buy it as strong compression.