Peek-a-boo babydoll - babydoll and panties set by Coquette - review by Sephymuffins

The Peek-a-Boo Babydoll set by Croquette really was a winner for both my Daddy and me—it is lovely and I’m very glad I requested it. If you are looking for a sexy yet simple Babydoll to start off a nice evening or a crazy night, this is your lingerie. It’s a steal for the price and it’s something you’ll get great use out of. It’s definitely a must buy!

The packaging is very simple, yet, it’s different and unlike what I’ve seen most lingerie packaged in before. It’s a sealed, glossy cardboard box that measures roughly about the length of your wrist to your elbow, less an inch and a half. It’s not a very large box, but length and height wise it’s taller.

I personally thought the packaging was neatly done--however my main issue was really the fact that the packaging is beyond useless! I say this because I actually had to cut the top with scissors because there is no other way to open it. There was no peeling, there was no unfastening. I found this to be odd and I was a bit worried I’d end up cutting the lingerie inside the box accidentally.

After actually taking this Babydoll out of its box, what I first noticed about the appearance of this set is that this thing is extremely see-through. The transparency was one of the details I never noticed in Eden’s pictures—or at least how transparent it actually is. If you have skin pressed against this thin fabric, and no doubt your skin will be if you wear it, it’s sheer and transparent enough to see every detail. The wearer of this Babydoll can either mark this as a pro or a con. I personally didn’t mind it, but I’m sure it’d make for an interesting evening wearing it under some clothes and potentially shocking the life out of my Daddy (come on, who would expect such a see-through Babydoll underneath clothes?).

You’ll love when you put this set on. This Babydoll is extremely comfortable—more comfortable than any Babydolls I have as of right now. The thin nylon that makes up the babydoll top and panties is very cool against your skin and it’s something easy to wear. Since this IS a peek-a-boo Babydoll, bows hold the two slits together on the breasts, which are made out of a satin-type fabric. Besides these details, the top of the lingerie is very basic—AND I LIKE THAT! I love the simplicity; it just makes it more desirable.

The design and actual construction of this Babydoll is seriously awesome, so I applaud Croquette for this. The straps on the top criss-cross at the back and are made out of nylon fabric which holds some stretch to it. I have a very small upper body and the top fit me snugly—no doubt it’s because I got a size small. I also have B-cup breasts and it again fits me pretty tight. If you are on the bigger size in the breast area, go for a medium. Because there are no hooks that adjust at the back and because the straps themselves aren’t adjustable, be sure you get a semi-correct size.

A small issue I had was with my nipples always exposing themselves and popping out from either the bottom or top slit. Yes, I know, laugh. I realize that’s the point of this lingerie but for me, I’d rather the person I’m with move the lingerie and see my nipple than it just popping out the entire time. Setting all that aside, this is at least something I can live with, so no real complaints here.

The G-string that comes along and makes this Babydoll a set is very basic, but very lovely. It's plain black Nylon fabric (same exact fabric as the top). It fits me nicely around the hips and I have larger hips! They have a bit of stretch to them because of the fabric but overall they're NOT made to be stretched. Since they are so plain, you can even use them as just undies, without the top--or you can mix and match the panties with another piece of black lingerie. It's all up to the wearer!

Now, no lingerie ever avoids getting dirty—you will obviously have to clean this once and a while. I highly suggest hand washing, as this set is so thin it would probably dry in ten minutes tops. Scrub this set in cold water with mild soap, and then hang to dry. I would NOT machine wash or dry this Babydoll as it is very fragile and most conventional washing machines can be a bit rough. If you have to machine dry it, put the dryer on the lowest heat setting possible. I still strongly suggest not machine washing.

I still absolutely love this Babydoll set. Seriously, anyone that's reading this--BUY IT! Really! It's definitely worth the money and it's held up well for the two months I've had it. I seriously just wish I could re-request it, have it shipped to me, open it up and try it on all over again. It's that amazing.