Undress Code is the Warsaw label that started with lingerie and kept the sensual part when it moved into everyday clothes. I like it for bodysuits that expect to be seen, and this edit is about wearing them out of the bedroom.
Undress Code Bodysuits: The Pieces Worth Buying
The woman behind Undress Code
I used to think of a bodysuit as something that lives under the real outfit, and Undress Code has slowly talked me out of that. Izabela Godlewska studied at the Warsaw School of Economics and spent time at Accenture, then decided she wanted to build something she could shape herself. She went on to study fashion and design management at Bocconi in Milan, and in 2016 she launched the label with her husband, Kacper Zieliński.
Their own story puts the designs in a Warsaw studio, with most of the making done in Poland, and I find that grounding. It explains why the clothes feel personal rather than staged. The premise is simple and a little cheeky: lingerie can be part of the outfit instead of hiding beneath it.
That is the lens I used for everything in this edit. Intimate shapes, but made for an ordinary Thursday that might end up somewhere louder.
Bodysuits that belong in the outfit
The Soiree Bodysuit is where I would begin, because the asymmetric neckline gives a plain black base a bit of architecture. The Own It Bodysuit goes the other direction and draws the eye upward with its turtleneck, which feels almost modest until you notice the cut. Body Electric Bodysuit Black is lace and intentionally sheer, so I would choose what goes under it before I choose anything else.
The All-nighter Bodysuit is the one for a late start and a longer evening, with stretch mesh and jersey through the bust. Then there is the Beau Bodysuit and the Sex And The City Bodysuit, which both lean into the label's playful side. Picture her under a long blazer at an early dinner, then in the same bodysuit with a skirt at the show afterward.
My practical note: decide whether you want sheer or a quiet base layer, then pick the piece and the underlayer together. What I would skip is treating the lace one as a surprise layer. It wants to be the point.
Lingerie that gets dressed
The second half of this edit is where the brand relaxes a little. The Buttercup Bodysuit and the Serenade Bodysuit feel soft and easy, the Starstruck Bodysuit and the American Beauty Bodysuit are the ones I would save for evenings, and the Missy Bodysuit sits comfortably in between. The Everly T-shirt is the quiet one, the piece that proves the brand knows how to do a plain Tuesday.
I like that Undress Code refuses the old divide between lingerie and getting dressed. A blazer, a skirt, a day that starts with coffee: the bodysuit has room for all of it. Although I will admit I would still be tempted to wear the black one straight to dinner. If you want to keep reading, THE UPSIDE Trousers, Denim and Skirts: The Pieces Worth Buying This Season is a good next stop.
