I Tried the Viral Bodysuit Blouse Everyone Over 50 Is Talking About So You Don't Have To

I reach for the top shelf, I bend down for the dog's bowl, I pick up my granddaughter. With every blouse I've ever owned, that's when it slides out of my pants and I spend the rest of the day tugging it back in.

This one didn't move. Not when I raised my arms, not when I sat down, not after a three-hour lunch.

On the hanger it looks like a soft, relaxed blouse. Then you see it: the blouse is sewn onto a bodysuit that snaps closed underneath.

That's why it can't ride up. It's attached to you, so there's nothing left to come out of your waistband.

I was worried a bodysuit would feel tight or show every line. It's the opposite. The fabric is stretchy and soft, it moves when I move, and it lies flat over my stomach instead of bunching at the waist.

No pulling, no puckering, no checking the mirror every hour.

Nobody can tell it's a bodysuit. Collar, relaxed sleeves, a clean V-neck: it looks like a nice blouse you'd wear anywhere.

I've worn it to church, to dinner with friends and to my grandson's birthday. Tucked into jeans or trousers, I look put together all day without thinking about it.

It comes in black, white, burgundy, camel, navy and pink, from S to 2XL. Pick any two and the third one is free.

I started with burgundy. I went back for black and white the same week.