Halter Fishnet Bodystocking with Crisscross Back

Much better than expected at this price point. The material has a pleasant feel, the fishnet is reasonably comfortable, and the sizing is accurate. Fit was consistent with the listing, and there were no defects or construction issues with the sample I received.The biggest downside is that this isn't the easiest garment to put on. Like most one-piece fishnet body stockings, it takes a little patience to get everything positioned correctly. Having a full-length mirror nearby makes the process much easier.Overall, this is a surprisingly solid budget option with good stretch, comfortable material, and a flattering fit. No complaints, and it performs better than its price tag would suggest.

I don't typically reach for all-in-one connected lingerie pieces, so this was genuinely new territory for me. I like this piece alot, but I have thoughts, both practical and aesthetic, that I think will be useful for anyone considering this.First, let's talk fit, because I know that's the question on everyone's mind with a piece like this. I'm plus-size with wider thighs, especially at the top of my thighs, and I'll be honest; when I first pulled this out of the packaging, I had a moment of doubt. With a little help from my husband, we got it on, and it actually fits quite well through the body. The stretchy fishnet material does what the listing promises and accommodates curves comfortably. The thigh openings are the least forgiving part of the fit for someone built like me; they didn't come up quite as high as I'd have preferred because my thighs were too wide, but they did land high enough to wear comfortably and still looked consistent with how the garment is shown on the model. If the thigh openings had just a little more stretch to them, this would be a near-perfect fit for plus-size bodies.Now, a word of warning that I feel slightly silly including but genuinely wish someone had told me: this piece does not come with any instructions, and figuring out how to put it on is a puzzle. The trick is to get the top collar and bodice on first; you slip the collar over your head, thread your arm through the connecting strap (the stretchy random one that connects at the back of the collar), pull the bodice down, and then step into the leg portions — but you'll almost certainly need to hold onto something stable while doing so, or have a partner help. I had to put one hand on my husband's shoulder while he held the leg piece, then lift my foot behind me to slide it in the sock. Less flexible wearers will definitely want a second set of hands. Once it's on, full range of motion is completely comfortable and the material feels lovely against skin.The design is genuinely striking! The lace collar, fishnet body, and structured strap details photograph beautifully. With other pieces similar to this, the collar did not stay up near my neck because it was pulled down by my chest, but that is pretty normal for this type of material on lingerie. However, the one thing keeping this at four stars rather than five is a construction detail that's hard to unsee: the center strap that runs from the chest up to the collar is sewn noticeably off-center at the attachment point at the top of the collar. On a piece where symmetry is central to the entire visual design, this causes that strap to pull slightly sideways rather than running straight up as intended. It's the kind of detail that's immediately noticeable and will likely require a small repair to correct.Comfortable, visually bold, and genuinely wearable for plus-size bodies; just go in prepared for the getting-dressed adventure.