I got the daisy lace cami set a while back after I got a coupon in my email when I had a vacation with my sweetie coming up. I went through Coquette's outfits and had an extremely difficult time limiting myself to one set (I ended up getting a set and one other item from them). I settled on this one because I have a great weakness for for all things that lace up, even more so if they leave flesh showing underneath. I also adore blue, so it won me over on two points. I showed my boyfriend a picture before I bought it and he probably would have picked one of the others I showed him, but I wanted this one more.

I'm very thin and not particularly chesty but the medium size was still a bit snug so I would suggest buying a size bigger than you usually do, especially if you are busty. As was somewhat expected it was tricky to get into and adjust properly, I was afraid of tearing the lace or ripping out some ribbon. Once it was properly fitted it was much easier to get on and off, I knotted the bows so I wouldn't lose the fit.

The top to the Daisy Lace Cami set is really more of a bra, though I can't imagine it would be at all supportive on a woman with a bigger chest than myself. It was made far more for style than comfort and the lace itched in places and had to be pretty tight to stay on, but that rather adds to the look and it's silly to expect undies meant to be taken off to be comfortable while they're still on.

I liked this set, and my lover enjoyed it, but I think I need to explore my tastes because this wasn't quite the ticket for me personally.

I have a habit of collecting things to wear or use with my sweetheart and then forgetting all about them once I'm with him. I suppose it's bound to happen, but I did manage to remember this tucked in my suitcase on my last visit to see him. I endured a few hours in a car wearing it and it was completely worth it when he got the chance to admire it, and then toss it piece by piece across the room. It was actually a little easier to wear than I initially thought, though by no means truly comfy.