Jumpsuits have come a long way since their origin in 1919. Starting as a bulky boiler suit, the one-piece has transitioned into an easy-to-wear staple that flatters all body types – and it's earned its place in every capsule wardrobe.
It's no surprise that the jumpsuit has stood the test of time. It's stylish, versatile, and gives you far more freedom to hit the dancefloor for the occasion in your diary.
Wide-leg jumpsuits were a top trend last year, and we're seeing plenty of styles on the high street that are perfect for teaming with heels or white trainers to create a put-together summer look.
Nicola Peltz turned heads wearing a white jumpsuit with sheer details while at Paris Fashion Week on September
Whether you're hunting for a plain black jumpsuit to style or a colourful jumpsuit to wear to a summer wedding, scroll on to shop the trending pieces that you'll buy now and wear forever.
Versatility: The best part about a jumpsuit is how much range they have when it comes to styling. Whether you're wearing yours for work or with heels for a night out, I've picked out something suitable for every occasion.
Price: Fashion doesn't need to break the bank, so I've ensured I've included a good mix of jumpsuits at different price points.
Style: Just like dresses, there are so many different styles of jumpsuits to choose from, and I've selected a variety of different designs including halter neck jumpsuits and wide-leg jumpsuits in black, white, green and more colours.
Karen Millen never disappoints when it comes to elegant pieces, and this bright green one-piece is perfect for something like a day out at the races. The fabric drapes beautifully from the defined waistline, creating a flattering silhouette that works wonderfully for various occasions.
Wide-leg jumpsuits are so versatile as they can be worn with heels, wedges or trainers, and Reiss' stylish ivory version is ticking all of the boxes. It has a scoop-neck design which provides a flattering fit. I could see this being worn with tan heels for a more neutral aesthetic.
Mango's black halter neck jumpsuit is the perfect jumpsuit - it may be quite simple in design but it's so timeless. It features an open back, and can be worn with flats on holiday or heels for a special event.
Nadine Merabi jumpsuits are instantly recognisable and they're a dream for special occasions. The Maddie features wide-shape legs, with a lace body. The elegant crepe bow belt adds a luxe feel and I think this would look great for a wedding guest look, or even for the bride if she wanted to rock her 'something blue' on the rehearsal dinner.
Wyse London's one-shouldered jumpsuit is so chic. It has a relaxed fit with a detachable bow at the shoulder, making it perfect for day-to-night dressing, I'd recommend opting for a pair of platform sandals and an oversized pair of sunglasses to complete the look.
Linen jumpsuits are a great choice for the summer months, and Hobbs' flattering pinstripe version is one to wear on repeat. Designed with a comfortable fit, the one-piece has a classic silhouette with a belted finish. Pair with everything from trainers to buckle flats and strappy heels.
ASOS' strapless jumpsuit is the perfect mix of smart and glam, so it will be a favourite for special occasions. Just you wait until you see the open back...
River Island's monochrome jumpsuit is giving regal vibes. The Bardot fit is on-trend, especially as it's made up of a wide-leg. Perfect for so many occasions, the stylish one-piece would look amazing teamed with strappy stilettos and statement jewellery.
If you like to make a real entrance, this lime coloured Phase Eight jumpsuit will be a favourite for special events this summer. The bright one-piece has a luxe feel with its feminine crossover neckline and wide-leg cut.
Boden's sleeveless jumpsuit has a flattering cut, invisible zip and high neckline that dips at the back. The bolder colours will definitely make you stand out from the crowd.
I love Cos' open back jumpsuit with its bright orange hue. The modern jumpsuit is shaped with a square neckline, wide shoulder straps and an elasticated waist for comfort. Great for warmer days.
Editor's Verdict
Compiling this edit was a little tricky but I kept it largely focused on occasion wear. If you're after a casual jumpsuit, the orange Cos jumpsuit would be a great choice, as would the linen Hobbs jumpsuit, and of course the Boden printed jumpsuit (that's available in other prints!). I love the glam options in this edit, I included all my favourite brands, from Nadine Merabi to Karen Millen. I also wanted to share a mix of colours, from super bright green to the orange and the stunning lime option from Phase Eight. If you want something more traditional the Ivory jumpsuit from Reiss is a great option, as is the black halter neck style from Mango.