This baby doll is definitely cute. It's got shiny, wet-look spots on the bra and panties accompanied by frilly fabric and adorable pink bows. It's a sexy, feminine look without a doubt. My partner did a double take and raved about the tininess of the g-string.

It was not, however, remotely comfortable on me. And not in the "g-strings are uncomfortable in general" way, but in the "this is not intended for women of my build" way. I'm not a tiny, flat-butted girl, but I'm also a pretty toned athlete without too much excess baggage. And this g-string, which purports to be "one size fits most" was maxing out on my size 6 body. The tiny bit of wet look fabric that covered my crotch was useless - it didn't stay in place to cover anything up and it didn't move easily for accessibility. It was too small and made me feel huge and awkward, not remotely sexy.

The top was a better fit, albeit a little tight through the rib cage considering, again, I'm not what most would consider a big girl. And as a verified member of the itty bitty titty committee, the little bits of wet look fabric that covered the nipples were doing nothing to flatter me. And I couldn't figure out a way to adjust it to make it fit any differently.

Let me cut to the chase, for those of you considering this piece to accentuate your frame. If someone were to think I looked good in this baby doll, it would be straight up because of my body, the outfit itself added nothing. My partner liked it just fine, but his reaction was not entirely different from seeing me enter a room naked. If you're a naturally thinner person with large breasts, this might well accentuate that, but for the rest of us, keep looking.