Red-hot gown. I must say that when I first opened it I was a bit skeptical. Let me explain.

The gown is decorated with what is advertised as Sequins. My first concern was that these little pieces of glittery goodness would scratch and claw at me if I wore it to bed. However, the designer used a very light and thin plastic to give it the glitter they call sequins. I was thinking that tin metal looking stuff when I read sequins. I guess it is and their choice was right. Thinking of how thin and light they are you might wonder if they would fall off or tear off easily. Nevertheless, each one of these little circles has three separate stitches in sort of a wagon wheel design that I believe will hold up. I do know they hold up in the wash. I know I know they say hand wash and hang dry… how many of us really do that? I tossed it in cold-water wash but did hang dry. It came out great.

The embroidery is also very detailed and pretty. I did find one little spot where the fabric and the seam sort of pulled away from each other. It left a very small hole. But after wearing and washing it did not get any bigger. Not a big problem and unless you are actually looking for it you will never see it.

The padded cups are very comfortable. You need to know, that depending on how big your boobs are will depend on how much cleavage (or nipples) will show. They straps are adjustable at the shoulders but only a little. The back is simply elastic. Once the rubber runs out the tits start to try to escape… You know something has to give right. There were a couple of sequins that made their way to the top hem of the cups… That had to go… Therefore, I clipped them off… Yea…they did scratch until they disappeared.

Finally the slit up the side, goes WAY up the side… The girl in the picture must have some long legs. I found the slit to extend above the hip line on me. I am only five foot eight inches tall. That may have something to do with it.

After several washings and drying, this one still looks very beautiful. I enjoy it and so does the guy I wear it for.