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EdenFantasysChiffon Babydoll Set
If you ignore the fact that mine was a fixer upper for me, it was still a little disappointing compared to the two other sets I'd previously reviewed for Eden Fantasys and which I am sure to favor over this one.
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Pros
Tightness under the bust line and flaring at the waist is flattering for tummy.
Cons
Cups are set far apart and top does not stretch.
Feeling confident from a very satisfying experience with a previous review, I decided to request this similar set, not really knowing whether or not it would have a little bit of stretch as the previous one did. As it turns out, it does not, but I was still relieved to find that the cups were still large enough for my (34D) breasts. That relief however, only lasted about 2 seconds: One of the straps flew at my forehead after about a minute of wear. Its black plastic ring at the back that allows you to adjust the strap length had broken off immediately. Disappointing, but I quickly thought of two ways of fixing it:
1. To keep straps adjustable, get an O-ring from a hardware or craft store.
2. If you don't want to bother, take the other one off as well and simply sew at the desired length.
After fixing my set, I tried it on again. The thong, while I'm sure it will look ok for most, did not quite cover my front (oh yes, it is apparently possible for my PUSSY to look fat... something I'd never even pondered before!) and as expected, the back is only ok, given that well, so is my ass.
Now. Despite my long hair and large breasts, the neck piece still made me look sort of masculine as it just made my neck look wider. Then again, it might work beautifully for someone with a fine neck trying to camouflage an Adam's apple. Who knows.
If you're wondering about size, get the tape measure and get naked. Mine was in size Large:
- Under the bust: 33" non-stretch
- Cup width: 8" non-stretch
- Middle knot-buttons on top are detachable for some added adjustments
- Thong waistband: 30" unstretched, up to 40" when stretched
- Neck piece: 17" untied, 14" when tied
1. To keep straps adjustable, get an O-ring from a hardware or craft store.
2. If you don't want to bother, take the other one off as well and simply sew at the desired length.
After fixing my set, I tried it on again. The thong, while I'm sure it will look ok for most, did not quite cover my front (oh yes, it is apparently possible for my PUSSY to look fat... something I'd never even pondered before!) and as expected, the back is only ok, given that well, so is my ass.
Now. Despite my long hair and large breasts, the neck piece still made me look sort of masculine as it just made my neck look wider. Then again, it might work beautifully for someone with a fine neck trying to camouflage an Adam's apple. Who knows.
If you're wondering about size, get the tape measure and get naked. Mine was in size Large:
- Under the bust: 33" non-stretch
- Cup width: 8" non-stretch
- Middle knot-buttons on top are detachable for some added adjustments
- Thong waistband: 30" unstretched, up to 40" when stretched
- Neck piece: 17" untied, 14" when tied
Experience
The label says "hand wash in cold water and line dry". As with all my lingerie however, I chanced it with a mesh bag in cold water, and it came back out the same way it went in.
If you forget the broken O-ring on mine (highly fixable), the quality of this set is ok. Comfort is not optimal due to narrowness of thong at the front, lack of stretch under the bust line, as well as the Velcro closure at the neck that can itch a little, but not horrible either. I far preferred the Midnight Masquerade Chemise Set to this one, both in what it did visually and in comfort. Even the Lace Flower Gartini Set, once I cut the thong out, looks more flattering on me, despite the fact that it does NOT camouflage parts of my body I'm often less pleased with like this one does.
If you like the look however, the top could work nicely with many other mesh panties.
If you forget the broken O-ring on mine (highly fixable), the quality of this set is ok. Comfort is not optimal due to narrowness of thong at the front, lack of stretch under the bust line, as well as the Velcro closure at the neck that can itch a little, but not horrible either. I far preferred the Midnight Masquerade Chemise Set to this one, both in what it did visually and in comfort. Even the Lace Flower Gartini Set, once I cut the thong out, looks more flattering on me, despite the fact that it does NOT camouflage parts of my body I'm often less pleased with like this one does.
If you like the look however, the top could work nicely with many other mesh panties.
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"Then again, it might work nicely for a tranny with a fine neck trying to camouflage an Adam's apple. Who knows."
was totally unnecessary, and frankly, as Sarahbear above me stated, offensive. This is a sex AND gender positive community, and I find that comment to be wholly out of place with the tone of this community.
It might have been less offensive to use the term cross dresser? I don't know. People get very uptight about gender words. I understand what you meant and it is definitely a fact of life that many men who like to dress in women's clothing DO try to hide their adam's apple.
I'm sure you didn't mean any harm but best bet it probably just to take that part out so as not to cause offense when you didn't intend any.
In any case, thank you for the kind comments of some, which initially got lost in the alarming realization that I'd accidentally perpetuated prejudice rather than included more people as I had originally intended. I appreciate your feedback.
Great review, and thanks for taking our comments in such a nice way, instead of getting defensive. We (or at least I) wasn't trying to attack or upset you, so I'm glad that wasn't how you took it.