When I saw this one on EdenFantasys I noticed a lot of the user comments were questioning about the quality of the material. Some were concerned about the lack of breast support in the dress design, others were concerned about the "wet look" just looking cheap and flimsy in person. So I thought it was time for me to request it for a review to help answer some of these concerns!

First of all, I like the fact that this dress comes in sizes rather than the typical "one size fits most". I looked at Leg Avenue's sizing chart and selected the M/L size for myself, although I was rather borderline between the S/M and M/L. When I tried it on it fit well. I probably could have gone for the smaller size, but I prefer to err on the side of slightly loose rather than way too tight.

Upon inspection all the stitching looked well done. Strong double layer surge style stitching on all the seems but in a way that it was tucked inside to be internal so that there aren't hugely noticeable stitching lines on the dress. I did find that the more cotton style fabric that was used as the band for the lace up eyelets did stand out a bit out of place though. I wish that they had chosen something else that blended in with the wet-look fabric better. But I have a feeling this was done for durability as the eyelets going through the wet-look fabric would just rip out.

The wet-look fabric is made of 92% polyester and 8% spandex and feels very silky and soft against the skin. I had people who touched it while I was wearing it comment about how nice it felt. People said they were expecting something more like PVC feel from the look of it but when they caressed me were pleasantly surprised by how soft and silky it felt. The fabric seems decently thick and durable- not like some of those super cheap thin outfits that just tear apart after one wear. It was very comfortable to wear as the fabric was both breathable and soft against my skin and the dress stayed in place not riding up or bunching strangely. The spandex in it also made it easy to move around. Finally, the care instructions for the dress say "hand wash cold, only non-chlorine bleach when needed, drop dry, do not iron". In my experience it doesn't tend to wrinkle much- and that's even with shoving it into a bag for storage rather than hanging it!

In addition to the soft silky wet-look fabric, the lace up front feature is what really makes this dress sexy. The lace up plunges all the way down about 2/3 of the dress. Depending on your body proportions this means the lacing will go down to your belly button or on shorter people (like me) it went down as far as the top of my pubic area. I found this to be flirty but not too daring. The dress comes with bright pink ribbons, but these are easily changeable. This also makes the outfit more versatile as you can change the ribbon color to have a new look each time you wear it.

One of the design parts I wasn't too fond of was the thin straps at the top. I wish that they were a little wider in diameter as I felt that this would just match the rest of the dress better. But the way that they cross in the back is a nice look that I find more sexy than just standard over the shoulder style straps.

To answer the question of breast support- I think it is obvious by looking at the dress- it has none. With the open lacing in the front you can't really wear a bra and have it still look good. You have to be the type of woman who doesn't mind going without a bra. I have size 36 C breasts and found that I could wear this just fine without any bra on. But I frequently wear no bra when getting dressed up sexy. This is really a personal matter.

I will conclude that when I wore this outfit to a fetish event I got many positive comments about it. Everyone seemed to think it looked sexy and I was comfortable in it all night long. It is one of my more conservative outfits (I often wear fishnet, sheer mesh, or other such very revealing outfits), but even so I felt very sexy in it. I think I will choose to wear it many more times in the future.