Arabian dancer costume - costume discontinued by Leg Avenue - review by Timaree

As a frequent reviewers of costumes for EdenFantasys, I've encountered a variety of outfits that range from cute little bits of nothing to elaborate get ups that could survive being worn for the duration of a mountain climbing trip. This one falls somewhere in the middle on durability but it blows the others out of the water on gorgeousness and completeness.

I was kind of dumbfounded when I finally pulled all the pieces out of the package: the creators had thought of everything! With the exception of shoes, this costume contained everything. And each part was detailed, pretty and cohesively joined together in an enthralling overall look. Every part contributed to making one of the more intricate pieces I've ever reviewed or worn and the fit was immaculate.

While it will likely be the last element your partner removes, let's start with the bra and panties. They're comfortable yet outrageously pretty. Both the top and the bottom are covered in thin, dangling metal coins that make a charming rattling that adds to the authenticity. However, don't expect all the coins to make it through your entire wear, especially once your partner gets involved in the process. They're not meant to survive any conditions. The top is donned and removed with the ease of a string bikini. The bottom is a thong, as detailed in the description and depicted on the mannequin- even though the photograph of the model contains a full brief on bottom.

Despite the fact the basis of this outfit is a bra and panties with sheer covering, it's still going to make body conscious customers comfortable. The flowing, soft fabric covering the arms and legs also is bedecked with the little metal coins and accentuates all the right parts while obscuring other, less attention-seeking zones of the body. Both the arms and the bottom fabric are easy to slip on and off - they're intuitive in their design and convenient to use with Velcro closures at the ankles, waist, wrist and upper arm. That makes tearing them off a breeze whether it's done during a seductive dance or by an amorous observer.

Finally, this brings us to the last piece, which is also decorated with the silver coins: the veil. It creates an element of mystery and power that is not to be missed. To be honest, it took going back and looking at the pictures to understand the intended design. The veil comes with an elastic strap covered in coins that is intended to be worn on top of the head while the flowing fabric portion separately hangs down to cover the face some several inches below. My initial assumption was that the elastic portion was supposed to be attached to the fabric and that mine was either defective or that the design was not suited for comfort because I kept trying to wear the elastic part across my face. But then, I'm kind of an idiot. Just take a gander at the picture before putting it on, you'll be fine.

Remains one of my favorite outfits. So many perfect pieces for one low price. It looks complex and delicate but holds up well to real world wear. Easy to slip on, easy to slip off, sexy as hell to wear.

Obviously it works best as a costume or mood-setter from which you can strip down, but it's comfortable and strong enough to be worn as you lounge around.