Mesh ruffled bustier with g-string - bustier and panty set discontinued by Coquette - review by bunky

Reviewing clothing/lingerie is really subjective to different body types and may therefore be hard to relate to. However, I will do my best to address both personal and general experiences in hopes that it will help you make an informed decision.

Let's first start out with me. My body type likely falls into the "average athletic" category. But what does that mean? Nothing really, just that I am a relatively active adult with a mind for healthy eating. I am a 32D, which means I have a small rib cage and large breasts. I have a 31 inch waist and 44 inch hips, yes, we're talking classic silver screen hour glass figure. I am mentioning all this, not because this is a personal ad, but because it is relevant to relating to how the bustier might fit on you or someone you know.

Because on my body type, the green bustier (size large) fits perfectly. The straps and underwire for instance, had no problem supporting my breasts. Filling out the bustier cups was easy, without any unattractive side/under arm boob bulge.

Originally I ordered the bustier and panty set by Coquette, knowing by the price that it was probably disposable - meaning it was likely going to be a one-time use piece of lingerie. However, I am pleased to say that the bustier has endured several play sessions and is still holding up well. Though I wouldn't go as far to say that I am a corset expert, I do have varied experience with both low-end, generic sized, "one night only" sets (usually in the $15- $30 range) and the more high-end, form fitting, lifestyle investments (usually in the $200 - $300 range). And so it has been my experience that one can find a diamond (a well made corset which fits them) in the ruff (in the low-end, generic spectrum of the lingerie world), if they are willing to look around and experiment.

The lycra (and likely some nylon, too) material that this bustier is assembled with easily warms with you body heat, which I find enjoyable during the winter months. Close up, some of the fabric gatherings look messy, but somehow look amazing/nicely stylized when worn.

Honestly, I was quite prepared to hate the bustier, shrugging it off as yet another cheaply made attempt to sell product and nothing more. But as I've mentioned above, the bustier really comes together nicely. All the stitching and edging is in place, keeping the bones securely in place (believe me, this is something to be mindful of, lest ye want bones jabbing you in your ribs or under your breasts, gar!)

So far, I haven't needed to clean it. Though know that when cleaning lyrca, it is best to take a cloth and spot clean, rather then attempt to put it in the washing machine. And so until used for another sex scene/scenario (or honestly, whenever I just want to feel sexy!), it goes in the drawer with my other bras and underwear - no special care needed!

All in all, I was pleasantly surprised by this product. For a very reasonable price I got a functional bustier that fits my body type and feels comfortable to be in. It worked for my body and left me free to feel sexy, rather then self conscious.

Just keep in mind that everyone has a body which is built differently. But unless you are willing to lay down a few hundred dollars for a customized bustier or corset, it is defiantly worth trying out more "generic" products, because sometimes (as in my case with the (large) green bustier set by Coquette) it is built just for you!