The Heart Mesh Chemise Set by Coquette has quickly become a favorite. It's made from a soft, see-through mesh, some satin pieces, and some lace. The entire outfit is see-through. The entire thing is pink and covered with tiny little black hearts. It comes in a small, medium, and large. The set includes a dress and a g-string. EF also sells a matching Heart Mesh Panty and Bra set that's made from the same material that we also own. The outfit also has some elastic in places that will require it. The outfit should touch around the bottom of the butt.

Like other Coquette sets, this comes in a little box with a girl wearing the outfit. Inside of the nice-looking box is a small plastic baggie where the outfit is contained.

For the purpose of this review, I will let you know that this outfit was bought in a Medium and is being worn by my crossdressing boyfriend. He weighs about 155 pounds, is a little over six foot tall, and has a very tiny frame with minimal hips.

First off - the cups. I will say that this shelf-like bra is probably a cross-dressers best friend. While there is no underwire or push-up qualities about this shelf bra, there is ample room for breast inserts, and since most inserts are the color of flesh, the slight see-through ability makes it look like real breasts. For those who do have real breasts, you won't get amazing amounts of support, but it doesn't do horribly. The black satin strip underneath the cups pull the material up against the body to help support the breasts. It isn't amazing, though, and anyone over a D cup isn't going to find the support that they want. A D cup is even really pushing it. However, your breasts won't really feel squished since the neckline above the breasts is made from elastic to keep it from squishing you.

Along with the relatively good breast support, the straps help a bit. The straps are made purely from some lace with a piece of pink ribbon sewn into the lace. This means that, if you have really large breasts to be supporting, these straps aren't going to help much because they'll just cut into your skin with the weight - they don't distribute weight well. For smaller breasts, it works well and looks cute though. Both straps can be adjusted in the back of the outfit just like a regular bra.

Underneath the breast portion is the little black satin strip which also has a large pink bow in the middle. If this bow bothers you, it can be easily snipped off with a pair of scissors. We like it though, and while it seems a bit big on the outfit, I think it looks good with the outfit is put onto a person. The backside of the outfit does not have a bra clasp or anything - it just slides on and is supposed to hold on tightly.

The entire dress portion of the outfit seems to work out okay. It is slightly stretchy, but it is supposed to cling to the body to an extent. There is no way to adjust how tightly the dress clings to you. Whatever panties you wear will be visible underneath the dress because it's see-through. I also will mention that the model is about 5'10 or 5'11 comparing how she fits it compared to the boyfriend. It hits the very bottom of his butt. If you are a bit shorter, you can expect it to come down on your thighs a bit.

This cute outfit also comes with a small thong. The boyfriend never wears thongs for obvious space-issues, but this thong is tiny even for thong standards. The straps are stretchy, and if you are the right size, you should fit the thong, but I'm not sure it will cover your entire crotch because of how small of an area the material is. There is no crotch liner in this thong, so this may not be your idea of fun to wear for daily use. It is a really cute g-string though, and much prettier than the average "default thong" that most lingerie comes with.

Something about the full outfit - it is stretchy. There is some strategic use of elastic in the top strap of the back and the above-breast portion of the outfit, but the mesh itself is really giving and stretchy. This means two things: If you don't fit this outfit correctly, it's going to look bad because it will stretch itself all over your problem areas and cling tight. And two, if you are concerned about it not fitting a certain area, the stretchy mesh should allow it to fit. Plus, the mesh is really breathable and very comfortable to wear for extended periods of time - not scratchiness at all.

So who is this best for? Skinnier women with a larger chest than a stomach. Or just no fat on the tummy at all. Because of how the mesh clings to the body, if you have any sort of crease on your stomach at all, it will cling tightly to it and it won't look anywhere as cute as on the model. I'd also avoid this if you are uncomfortable with see-through outfits or have breasts above a D cup. If you are any taller than 6 foot, it isn't going to fit quite as nicely either. But even with those exclusions, this is a well-made outfit that looks gorgeous. It's high-quality compared to other lingerie, extremely extremely soft, and the boyfriend wears this to bed at least once a week, so this isn't something itchy you want out of right away. We both love this piece of lingerie.

I like this Heart Mesh Chemist set. He still ends up wearing it around the house. It's gorgeous, it fits him really well, and even after multiple uses, it's still holding up really well. None of the threads are really loose, and the outfit is still held together really nicely.