This low-rise brief is made from soft Italian microfiber and has full coverage. The fabric is smooth and looks super soft. This set of seamless bikinis comes in vibrant floral patterns for a bit of discreet fun—even if you’re the only one who can tell. The low rise means they won't show under your high-rise jeans or leggings, too.

Historically, seamless underwear hasn’t been very sexy, yet Kim has — of course — made it so. Forget everything you thought you knew about flesh-colored seamless pants. Skims has the best selection in terms of fabrication, cut, and color, and there’s a whole range of matching bras. They don’t dig in (as shapewear often does), and they’re comfortable enough to wear all day. “For me, underwear can be my loungewear. It has to feel good,” says Saucye West, a plus-size model and self-proclaimed “fat activist” — clearly, Kim follows the same mantra. Adding lace is a fun and flirty way to jazz up any pair of underwear. We especially like this pair of seamless underwear from Soma’s Vanishing Edge line, which has lace sides to create an elegant but not over-the-top look. Comfort is a key focus when it comes to high-waisted underwear, “so that woven or harsh fabrics don’t have to sit directly against the skin,” Alaimo says. To get the most coverage without venturing into full brief territory, go for a pair of high-rise boyshorts. This offer from Parade is lightweight and features minimal side seams for a smoothing effect. Wear it under mini dresses and skirts, to bed with a T-shirt, or under a pair of joggers when you want to max out on comfort around the house.

5. A Budget-Friendly 10-Pack Of Thongs With A Wide Band

In addition, its seamless structure fits perfectly around the waist and compliments the look of your body, no matter the size. Lacy lingerie is always classic and, in that sense, can be justified in its splurge-worthiness. But with the exposed underwear trend taking hold, we felt that it was necessary to find you an option that offers more robust coverage under high- and low-rise jeans and sweatpants. Enter: Balenciaga’s Logo Waist Rib Brief. It’s made from a rib-knitted, synthetic blend with plenty of stretchy and topped off with a smooth, branded band to cinch the waist. If not with jeans, you can show it off under a pair of low-slung trousers and a cropped top as spring rolls in. Bikinis might not be the first style that comes to mind when you’re looking for no-show seamless underwear, but this option from Gap will make you feel like you’re barely wearing anything at all. Made from ultra-lightweight microfiber, this seamless bikini doesn’t have any stitching or elastic at the waist or leg openings—making it as comfortable as seamless panties get. When you have your period, reach for this seamless pair of period panties from Modibodi. It stands out from the others on our list because it’s designed to hold two to three tampons worth of liquid, making it suitable for moderate to heavy periods, as well as bladder leaks and discharge. The recycled nylon and spandex material features tech that can absorb your body fluids throughout the day, without leaving any unwanted moisture or odor behind. Plus, the period panties are Oeko-Tex Standard 100-certified, which means they’ve been tested for harmful substances and found safe. First, make sure you're wearing the right size!” says Caldwell. “Too many folks buy a size too big to try to avoid digging in, but then the fabric just roams around. Or they'll buy a size too small and it just digs in or doesn't cover the bum adequately so it rides up or rolls down at the waistband.” After that, make sure the underwear is “the right cut for your body,” she adds, which might mean experimenting with some different coverage styles.

I’ll admit it: I didn’t want to be a fan of Skims. I’m not anti-Kardashian, but I was hoping to give top-billing to a lesser-known independent brand, and while I’m sure such a label exists, it’s easy to see why curve model Olivia Campbell listed Skims in her top three. To really ensure that your underwear doesn’t give you any panty lines, opt for a seamless thong, like this pair from Victoria’s Secret. It’s made of super soft and stretchy fabric (a mix of polyamide and elastane), has a low-rise fit, and comes in six different sizes. With that said, there’s no shortage of underwear on the market, but not all high-waisted styles are created equal. This can present a challenge in finding high-waisted styles that are great quality and comfortable enough to fully serve their purpose. Feeling your best in your underwear is like feeling your best when you are naked. You have to listen to your body and make choices that make you feel good," encourages West. Knix has made a name for itself as the go-to label for leak-proof underwear, and while this pair prioritizes a seamless construction and four-way stretch (another thing West advises looking out for), they boast many of the same ultra-comfortable and supportive features as the brand’s famed period-proof styles. They provide medium coverage through the bum, and the signature stretch fabric will naturally relax to fit your form. They fit true to size, and customers voted them 4.6 out of 5 for quality and comfort.

Reviewers say they're cooling in the hottest of temperatures, they're silky and breathable, and don't dig in, so they legit feel like you're wearing nothing. No VPL in sight. Though one note, some reviewers say the sizing can be inconsistent, so you might have to try a few pairs to find the right one for you. Lace is one of the most commonly used fabrics by apparel manufacturers. The range of products produced by lace includes thongs, boyshorts, briefs, and many more. Our high-waisted seamless products fit uniquely to the user’s body by taking the shape of the waist, and its smooth structure does not cut into the skin even on days that you feel bloated such as period times or pregnancy. Cotton High Waisted Seamless Underwear Better Tights have just launched a range of seamless lingerie up to a size 32, which is genuinely fantastic. It’s really exciting to see how they’re stepping up in the industry,” says Oola Lingerie presenter Em Smyth, who also models for the brand. Created for optimum comfort, the wide front panel is designed to counter spillages, while the cotton gusset enhances breathability and hygiene (remember Querbel’s advice on natural fibers). The deep waistband means you don’t have to worry about it rolling down or digging in. They also offer seamless briefs and leggings in the same stretch fabric. Yes, Parade also makes thongs that are extremely comfy. Like, one reviewer even says it's "the comfiest thong I've ever worn." Well, you can't beat that!