OK, if you have been watching my reviews, you must have already guessed that my wife and I are big fans of Leg Avenue. I think it is wonderful that they make such wonderful apparel that pleases our most advanced sense, the eyes. On to the review:

Leg Avenue has done it once again. The Bow Lace Suspender Bodystocking is a very stimulating sight to behold. It is made from 100% Nylon, which makes it soft, stretchy and also durable. Nylon is also Hypo-allergenic, so anyone should be able to wear this, depending on size. It has multiple layers of design built into the bodystocking. The prominent design is what I can only describe as a shape of a Christmas bulb. Each bulb is tied together with a bow design. In the background is a squiggly line, which centers on each bulb, passing through the bulbs. The bodystocking is very see-through, but its design does distract slightly from the beauty behind.

The bodystocking is an one size fits all (90-160 lbs). It follows the curves just perfectly. It has openings on the thigh which compliment the open crotch. There are two seams to the upper portion of the garment, but they are beautifully concealed into the design. The shoulder straps center on the breast and down the outside of the shoulder, in back. The front covers up the breasts and the back is lower, crossing the bottom of the shoulder blades. The one drawback to the piece is the fact that there are no toenail protectors on the feet of the bodystocking. There is also one seam on the inside of the legs, but as before, beautifully concealed. The G-String pictured on the model does not come with this garment, which suits me fine, but I'm sure my wife will beg to differ.

The care and maintenance of this piece is the same for all Nylon products. Hand wash in warm water, use non-chlorine bleach if needed, drip dry and do not use an iron. This piece can be hung, folded into a dresser, or stored in its original box (not really designed for that, but it does work fine).

The box it is shipped in is sealed with plastic. It has a picture of a blonde model wearing the piece, with a closeup on one side. It states it is 100% Nylon and is made in Taiwan. It has a two-toned, dark designed background on the box and a bright display of the model with flowers in the background. By no means is the box discreet. You see what the product looks like in use. The model's nipples are covered though. She is also wearing a G-String (not included).

OK, my personal take on the bodystocking, when I saw my wife in it, was wild and playful. It just had that look about it (hence the title). I thought she was beautiful in it. That may be a little biased, but so be it. It had me wanting more. I think it helped her confidence out about her belly (C-Section). She didn't mention it to me, so it must have concealed what she wanted. It is fully functional (without a G-String), but is also comfortable enough to wear for an extended period of time. Be careful of the foot area though. Now, onward to my wife's take:

This garment was something I bought on a whim. I had been undecided about the design and how it would end up looking on me. This was an easy bodystocking to get into, but you do need to do a bit of prior planning.

I recommend putting this garment on starting from the toes up. Which means "wad" the whole garment and begin just as you would with normal pantyhose. After you have each foot and calf started, you begin the "wiggle dance" until you can get the straps over your shoulders.

When I was trying to adjust everything to its rightful spot, I noticed a design seam (you can actually see it on the model) that comes up the front. It is not straight and is something the designer tried to meld with the garment. Personally, this drove me up the wall. I kept wanting to center it which led to an overabundance of fidgeting. It can never be straight and it wasn't meant to be.

The design was not as bad a I thought it was going to be. I am not a "bow" person. It turned out that I rather liked the design with the bows. The bodystocking had plenty of stretch to it to accomodate my 5'7 stature. I would not recommend this garment to one that is 160 pounds as the fit will become uncomfortable. I weigh 140 and I did notice some overstretching in some places within the design. This gave some areas a deformed look, but I don't think anyone would notice to be honest. The garment is also prone to tears and snags if you are not careful. It can snag on something as simple as your fingernails.

This garment has an open crotch, and I liked how the opening was big enough for both anal and vaginal sex. However, I usually do not have sex with these bodystockings on unless I am willing to part with it afterwards. The bodystockings usually do not come out of the ordeal without rips and snags.

The bodystocking does not offer any breast support and with about a 2 inch or so stretch, larger breasted women might begin having issues. At a 34B, it fit nicely. As with most bodystockings there is no toe reinforcement, so tearing could be very easy. P'Gell informed me about getting some black nylon footies and wearing those underneath, that is if you are not wearing open-toed heels. I think that tip is wonderful and plan on using it from here on.

I was able to clean this garment by hand with mild soap and water. It is then a simple air dry and put away.

I liked this bodystocking more than I thought I would. I just have the issue of not being able to have that one seam straight and centered. I will be buying this again if the one I have does need replacing. The price is something I really cannot complain about.

I am leaving this one up to my wife, the only thing I can say is I love seeing her in it. No matter what she thinks of anything she wears or better yet, doesn't wear.

I have worn this Bow Lace Bodystocking a few times. The seam that I talked about is something I can't ignore. I end up fidgeting constantly which ruins the overall moment.

I do love the look and I am not going to deter anyone from this piece, it is just a problem that I have. The bodystocking has held up well to the few times of wering and washing. I don't plan on replacing it, if it ever becomes too damaged.