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The 'Kelly', a mid-thigh body shaper, isideal for everyday wear. The structuredboning and smoothing fabric worktogether to give you an hour-glass shape.It may look like an old-school corset, butthe hook-closure up the middle lets youadjust the fit to your liking. This one alsohas the bottom closure that's a lifesaverin the bathroom.(Photos: Courtesy of Nathalie Woods-Ramsay)
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style, Under the Dryer
May 31, 2021

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Shapewear continues to trend with women eager to lift, compress and smooth out their forms. And with in-person meetings and June weddings creeping back onto schedules the demand to get snatched is at an all-time high.

Not to worry though, Royale Curves Ja principal Nathalie Woods-Ramsay says it’s time to get rid of the comfort-first mindset that was embraced at the beginning of the pandemic, and return to pre-pandemic form. And she has all the sculpting and shapewear solutions — sourced directly from Colombia — to help you do so. From options that support and smooth the body whilst helping to create a seamless base to ensure clothes look and fit better, to compression garments for those who’ve recently had a nip and tuck.

The top shapers ahead, plus expert advice on how to pair them with some of your wardrobe faves.

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Address : Block 21A Central Plaza

13 Constant Spring Road, Kingston 10

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Tel : (876) 894-7394, (876) 777-0966

Website : www.natzroyale.com

The Reeseis Woods-Ramsay’sall-time fave.If, like her, youwear pantsevery daythen it willbecome yourgo-to, as well.It’s seamlesson the legs,flattensback fat andallows youto go withouta bra. Pairsperfectly with yourbest catsuit.
The NichelleThis best-selling, smoothing shaper, dubbedthe ‘Nichelle’, features a plunging necklineand a low back, making it the perfect choiceto wear with low-back or strapless dresses,mini skirts, and short rompers.
Shapewearcan slim andsmooth yourfigure underclothing…
essentiallygiving you asnatchedwaist.
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Royale Curves Ja CEO Nathalie Woods-Ramsay wears a Reese shaper underneath her LBD.

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