This satin and lace corset dress is just that, a dress. This can be worn in the bed room or out for a sexy night on the town. There is no transparency, so your girly bits aren't exposed. The satin used for the body of the dress is a light pale silver with a black, floral and lace overlay. The satin and lace panels are joined in the back by a silver spandex panel. This panel helps facilitate fit by stretching and offering give to an otherwise stretch-less garment. The lace up corset strings tighten or expand in this area also, so you get to decide what areas to cinch in. There are two rows of semi-soft boning that run vertically down both sides of the dress as well as an elastic band around the waist. I found the boning in no way uncomfortable. The entire dress is trimmed with black satin piping. The front closure also offers some wiggle room, it consists of two rows of metal hooking eyelets, identical to that of a bra. Also included are shoulder and garter straps.

How does it fit? Well, I ordered a large which in theory should fit me according to the coquette size chart. Large would be the equivalent to size 12-14. Now I wear a size 10 in women's clothing and a size 11 in juniors. My bra size is a 38 D, but my breast's aren't firm, stand in your face perky's, they're malleable so to speak. Okay, so here is my fit experience. Busts fit was a smidgen tight, my ribcage on the other hand was just a tad bit too big to get the dress closed around. The waist fit but was a little tight. From the hip down I was able to close the dress just fine. The length in the back hit about three inches below my bottom. That said, I'd say order a size up.

Overall, this dress is an extremely well made garment. Putting it on alone can be a time consuming, daunting, venture. I highly recommend a second set of hands. The dress on is a very sexy little number, but not too revealing to wear out to a club. For that reason coupled with the quality, I feel this is a great value.