From style icons to soccer moms, I have dressed women of all shapes and sizes for both the red carpet and look-their-best moments in real life. So what do all these women have in common? They are all wearing shapewear.

My first time wearing shapers was a few years back at a bachelorette party--I was on the better side of 30 and a nightclub was on the docket. In an attempt to fit in with club style, I chose to wear a nude micro mini skirt.

It's not often that we write about Jon Hamm's crotch, but here we are. According to the New York Daily News' Confidenti@l, the "Mad Men" star is repor...

Spanx is currently embroiled in a legal battle with fellow shapewear brand Yummie Tummie. Heather Thomson, creator of the latter brand (and "Real ...

When it comes to Oscars aftermath, there's no critic we trust more than Tim Gunn. The "Project Runway" judge and fashion expert talked red carpet fash...

Spanx you very much.

Don't be silly, Katy -- you're gorgeous.

“A place where everybody knows your name and your bra size -- kind of like the TV show Cheers.”

We have a love/hate relationship with our body shapers and waist cinchers. On the one hand, we are grateful they give us the seamless, streamlined look we desire -- no muffin tops and rolls! But let's be honest: in their effort to restrict and confine our, well, fat, they leave us a little uncomfy.

Recently during a photo shoot, one of our models came to me with a concern. Since she'd be wearing short dresses, she hoped we could provide her with ...

The idea of braving a day in Spanx is a daunting one, to say the least. The constant need to adjust your undergarments, the incessant crushing pain of...

While we were glued to our televisions laptops on Sunday, engrossed in the Diamond Jubilee Barge Pageant and the MTV Movie Awards, there was some awes...