Is there any such thing?

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I would like an 'invisible' vest to wear under a white silk blouse, and possibly under thin pale coloured woolen jumpers.
Ideally, I don't want the vest to show through, and I want it to hide my bra, because I don't want that on show.
I don't mind if it is shape wear or not. I'm looking for a sort of 'primer' for the body. Everything seems so see through and thin.
I tried a Chantelle vest, but it hid nothing and showed through.
Any ideas, please? I'm in the UK

Have a look in tk max, they usually have a large collection of shapewear and other such under garments

https://www.marksandspencer.com/grown-on-lace-vest-and-knickers-set/p/clp22416301?intid=mobile_app_pdp_share They have various flesh colours

https://www.uniqlo.com/uk/en/product/airism-sleeveless-camisole-bra-top-465708.html?dwvar_465708_color=COL30&dwvar_465708_size=SMA001

These are great

Thank you for trying to help, but these camisoles just don't work - you can see the vest instead of the bra. I don't mind seeing a vest/cami under an open shirt. but in this case I don't want to see it.
I am wearing a flesh coloured bra, but I can still see the outline.
It could be that I am asking the impossible.

I think the answer would be a shape wear top with built in bra.

I can find a lot of No VPL knickers, but does not seem to be a no visible line top.

Me & Em have these tops.

HelenHywater, Thanks, that looks interesting. I will try that

You need to wear dark pink!
Wearing white or beige underneath a semi see through white top will always be visible but weirdly pink isn’t

https://www.johnlewis.com/john-lewis-power-seam-free-firm-control-bodysuit/p110456083

Would this work?

Metrictum, thanks - I did not know that! Will practice with a pink cami tomorrow.
Lockshen, thanks, would that be returnable if it didn't fit? I am very long.

Or skin toned. You can go slightly darker than your skin but not lighter

durundundun,
Thank you. That would not be hard, as I am ghostly.
I have tried a thermal vest under the white silk, and that was a pale skin tone, but you could see the outline - perhaps my vest is at fault.

I read a long Guardian article about the white top with red / pink bra thing, and IIRC it tested lots of different combinations and concluded that there might be something in it if you try on a million combinations to get exactly the right colour for your skin tone. Yeah, I'm not doing that 😄.

Try Skims, they are seamless so flat to the body and as pp said, try a shade darker than your skin

off to google Skims - thanks.

Sorry I thought I put a link, like this one:
https://www.selfridges.com/GB/en/product/skims-seamless-sculpt-fitted-stretch-woven-body_R04217492/

I'm watching this with interest.

I have some old M&S ones that do the trick but they stopped selling them years ago. They are now falling apart at the seams - literally.

It's the material that's the important bit, and no chunky seams. Stretchy cotton won't do as your blouse / shirt will stick to it. You need a silky but stretchy material so your clothes will skim over the top and not 'drag'. The ones I found were stretchy, so hugged my body, and silky so the clothes didn't catch on it, with next to no seams to protrude and show an outline - sorry no help at all really.

BuggeryBumFlaps
That's it, that's what I need.
I saw the news the other day, and the female newsreader had on a light coloured pullover (fully knitted, not loose weave), and the Tshirt bra was fully outlined.
As well as a lovely white silk blouse I cannot wear, I have a Phase Eight off white wool jumper that shows every vest and bra through it.

I think you need a beige/flesh or gold silk camisole.

I have this from Uniqlo to wear under slightly transparent tops. It’s really thin and lightweight https://www.uniqlo.com/uk/en/product/airism-camisole-top-464442.html

Give this top to charity and buy a similar better quality one that is not so unforgiving. And never buy an item like that again that causes so many issues and renders itself virtually unwearable.

You will be immediately rid of the frustration and long expensive search for undergarments, and someone else who perhaps otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford it gets to enjoy your top and wear it to death rather than have it languishing in your home.

My wardrobe problems eased when I got rid of items like these that didn’t quite work for one reason or another.

Now I generally don’t buy anything that is not returnable or that I didn’t try on in good light from all angles.

Be ruthless now and save yourself future headaches and conundrums.

Sometimes the easiest solution is to offload the problem entirely!

I've got these from the underwear dept of M&S. They're thin, with non chunky seams - although not seam free - but they don't do a beige / pink one. Maybe the white would work? https://www.marksandspencer.com/2pk-flexifit-vests/p/clp60533869?intid=mobile_app_pdp_share

I have a great one from Calvin Klein that is exactly what you've described. It's a few years old so I don't know if they still sell it but worth a look!