This adorable two piece set from Espiral runs exactly true to the manufacturer's size chart.

The top is a halter-style cami made out of soft nylon with a solid paisley print on the cups, while the sheer mesh shows off your stomach area. The panties have the same paisley pattern and are designed to hug and flatter your hips.

This should be hand washed in warm water with a little bit of vinegar to lock in the color and an extra soak with a teaspoon of liquid fabric detergent adds extra softness to the garments. It is 96% Nylon and 4% Spandex, which is an odd ratio, but it works.

The pink bow in the center is rather large, 1.5" by 1" and can easily be removed with a seam-ripper or a razor blade. It adds a little flair to the center and draws the eye to the breast.

The overall quality is that this garment is really made well and will probably hold up to a lot of wear and tear as long as you hand wash it and keep it out of the washing machine.

The straps are made out of elastic and measure 18 inches in length and are easy to tie. I think knots are sexier than bows. The cups are six and a half inches wide at the bottom. The mesh skirt around the midsection is 9 and a half inches long, with the halter portion being eleven inches from the bottom of the strap to the top of the mesh. The panties are 10 and a half inches wide with an 8 inch rise.

This outfit accentuates my breasts and hips while downplaying my stomach area which can be a trouble spot for some women. There's a little bit of side-boob action going on and that, to me, just adds to the sexiness of the outfit instead of taking away from it.

Why must every single lingerie outfit include a bow of some kind? I am not twelve years old and most men that I have asked find them to be trivial, silly and at worst: distracting. So you know what I do with those silly bows? I cut their silly selves off of my outfits. Some are easier than others. This one takes a little bit of effort, a steady hand and a sharp blade or seam-ripper.

If you wish to remove the bow, then simply place your implement of destruction against the front side of the bow and slash in slow, deliberate strokes until the thread breaks. Then pull the bow as far away as you can from the garment and slice through the pink threads on the back. Use tweezers to remove the individual threads. Voila! No more evil, pink bow! Did I mention that the bow is 1.5" long and 1" across? All I saw when I looked in the mirror was that bow. If you feel like something should be there, you can easily sew a cheap pendent into that space and it'll look much classier.

This set fits me quite snugly and the material feels really good against my skin. I had no trouble sleeping in it and once I had it sized the way I wanted, I cut off the excess tie on the halter so that it didn't stick out underneath my thin hair. I love how the back is so low and open. It makes me feel very sexy and I found myself kind of arching my back a little more and ending up in positions where my back would be caressed. The panties are also a snug fit and the crotch liner is sewn on all four sides for extra protection.

I think the only thing I didn't like about it is that there is a small or slight gap between the bottom of the paisley on the halter and the top of the panty and it kind of makes my hips look like a box instead of showing off those delicious curves.

Aside from that, I really enjoy wearing it around the house when I just want to be sexy and casual instead of throwing on a pair of shorts and a tank top.

My Size:
32B, 26 inch waist, 29 inch hips




There is only a tiny bit of give to this outfit and I highly recommend ordering up if you like a lot of room to maneuver in or else you'll feel stifled and risk a good case of camel toe.

I still wear this quite a bit when I'm just bumming around the house and doing small chores - obviously nothing that involves bleach or other dye-removers. It's held up pretty well through numerous washings and I still love the boyshorts most of all.