Where Comfort Became Iconic
The story behind our signature line, and a real breakdown of every piece so you know exactly where to start.
Every brand has a piece or a line that becomes shorthand for what it stands for. For Rhonda Shear, that's Up All Night — the collection that took everything we'd learned about comfort-first construction and applied it to the lingerie category, where "sexy" and "comfortable" are so often treated as opposites.
The name itself was the whole pitch: pieces good enough to actually wear all night, not just wear for ten minutes. That principle shaped every piece in the line, from the bras to the sets, and it's still exactly what guides the collection today.
What Makes Up All Night Different
Stretch Lace, Not Rigid Lace
Traditional lace lingerie often trades comfort for the look. Up All Night uses 4-way stretch lace throughout, which means the same romantic, detailed look without the scratchy, restrictive feel of non-stretch lace against skin.
Built for Actual Wear, Not Just Photos
Every piece in the collection is designed to hold up through real movement — reaching, sitting, sleeping — not just to look good standing still. That's the difference between lingerie you own and lingerie you actually wear.
A Range of Silhouettes, One Philosophy
From bras to bodysuits to full sets, every piece shares the same comfort-first DNA, so once you know your size in one Up All Night piece, the rest of the collection tends to fit consistently.
Versatile Beyond the Bedroom
Several pieces — particularly the lace bodysuit and off-the-shoulder sets — work as standalone tops or layering pieces, not just as sleepwear or occasion wear. The best comfort lingerie doesn't stay confined to one moment.
Every Piece, Where to Start
| Piece | Best for... | Shop |
|---|---|---|
| Lace Bra | Your Up All Night starting point | Explore Collection |
| Lace Thong | Matching everyday basics | Explore Collection |
| Lace Bodysuit | Structured, wearable as a top | Up All Night Lace Bodysuit |
| Off The Shoulder Nightie & Panty Set | Playful, more coverage | Off The Shoulder Set |
Where to Start
If you're new to the collection, the Lace Bodysuit is the piece that best represents everything Up All Night stands for — structured, stretch lace, and versatile enough to wear well beyond the bedroom.
- Pull-on design, no fuss closures
- 4-way stretch lace throughout
- Wearable as a top or lingerie
When we built Up All Night, I wanted to prove something to myself and to every woman who'd ever felt like she had to choose between feeling good and looking good in her lingerie drawer. That's a false choice, and it always has been.
Every piece in this collection had to pass one test: would I actually wear this for hours, not just try it on for a photo? Twenty-five years later, that's still the only standard that matters to me.
Bras, bodysuits, and sets in signature stretch lace
Comfort, Made Iconic
Stretch lace, real wearability, and a philosophy that's held up for 25 years.
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Up All Night Collection Questions
Up All Night is Rhonda Shear's signature lingerie and sleepwear line, built around stretch lace, comfort-first construction, and pieces designed to feel as good as they look — from bras and bodysuits to nighties and panty sets.
The Up All Night Lace Bra is the most common starting point since it introduces the collection's core stretch-lace construction in the most versatile, everyday-wearable piece.
Yes — comfort was the founding principle of the entire line, so pieces are built with soft stretch lace and wire-free construction rather than rigid boning, making them genuinely wearable for sleep, not just for looking at.
Sizing varies by specific piece, generally spanning S through 1X or wider depending on the style — always check the individual product's size chart, since fit differs between bras, bodysuits, and sets.
Yes — several pieces, particularly the lace bodysuit and off-the-shoulder sets, work as standalone tops or going-out pieces layered under a blazer or jacket, not just as sleepwear.
Most stretch lace pieces do best hand-washed or on a gentle machine cycle in a mesh bag, then air-dried — check the care label on each specific piece, since fabric blends can vary across the collection.
