Fishnet dresses are cool because you can use them to add a sexy little twist to your regular clothing, or you can wear them with virtually nothing to leave a little bit of yourself to the imagination.

This is another one size piece which from Leg Avenue normally means a size 6-11, A-C cup, 32-38" bust, 23-29" waist, and 34-40" hips. Personally I'm about 5'2, size 4/6, I weigh about 110, around my bust measures about 32" and underneath measures about 28 1/2". I've got about a 29" waist with 34" hips, 37" around my butt, and I wear a B cup. This dress is definitely meant to give the ideal fit somebody bigger than me, which isn't so horrible because a lot of one size items run very small.

With this set you get the fishnet dress and a fishnet thong. The basic design of the dress is like a fishnet spaghetti strap tank top with low cut embellishments, only it's long enough to also be a dress. The straps aren't adjustable and flow right into a low cut V between the breasts. There are a total of 4 elastic straps between the V "holding it together" that have little rhinestones on them. It's about 30" long, but can be stretched out to be longer than that while being worn. On the model it appears to come down about mid thigh, on me I could get it to reach my knees with no problem. If you have a smaller torso the V will be more likely to sort of slide down towards the side of the breasts rather than act like a tank top might. A larger torso would be more likely to have everything line up correctly, and I believe larger breasts would help with that as well. There is a tag on the back of the top that isn't really itchy or bothersome, but can be easily removed all the same. It's big and white and pretty obvious under the netting.

There's not much to the thong. It's got a very stretch waistband that will definitely accommodate the listed size range, and on me it was pretty comfortable. Since it's all fishnet, there's no crotch liner or anything, just a fishnet panel attached to the elastic waistband. It's a little hard to tell which way it's supposed to go, but it'll only have a lot of stretch the way it's supposed to face. The elastic in the back is more of a Y configuration than your standard t-backed thong. At 4 1/4" across, the crotch panel actually does a pretty decent job of covering the entire vagina, even if you can see right through it.



They both feel well enough made and like they should last for a while. There's some loose threads that aren't the prettiest to look at, but don't seem to be something that would unravel. The netting is your typical size and almost reminds me of poofy paint. It's not terribly soft, but it's not really scratchy either. A word of caution for sensitive or pierced nipples, wear pasties or a bra or something else with this. Hoops might not be so bad, but barbells are prime for catching on the netting.

Here you can see it after I pulled it up to sit where it was supposed to, and also where it had a tendency to move when I'd wear it.

The very first thing I said when I took this out of the box was "this is going to do nothing for my boobs and it's gonna catch on my nipple rings." Since I was more interested in wearing it out with clothing, I let it go until I actually got a chance to wear it out, where it promptly did absolutely nothing for my boobs even with a pushup bra on. It just couldn't stay up over where they were, and I really think that I'd need to have had a bigger torso for that to work how it was supposed to. I love the idea and the design, but in practicality for me it wasn't so awesome. I have a friend I think this will fit better, so I'll be passing it on to her.

This will work for you if you're on the larger end of one size. If you're on the smaller end of the plus size one size, you cold probably still fit into this.