If you look at the crotch area closely, you will see a rather larger opening on the inner thigh. The g-string makes it difficult to see the opening and some of the pictures look as if the g-string has been added on the outside of the garment, which would pull any loose material up, giving it a non-crotchless appearance.

I wish Eden carried this in more than just the One Size Fits Most(too small).

Thats because the G-string is on the outside of the garment, causeing it to pull the opening up, which is why I mentioned it before. And if you notice the opening on the woman is reinforced (you can see the two blackish dots) which would mean it is meant to be there. The way the girl is standing is not helping in the visual for the gament, it is making it look off kilter.

I concede, the fact is this exact question was brought up before. I am saying what I am seeing and what I know of this "brand". The descriptions have been accurate (even if the pictures are less than perfect in showing the attributes of the garment) at least in my case.

Leg Avenue has always had quite a bit of stretch to it and a mannequin would not be able to flatter the material as well as the human model. Leaving it possibly baggy in areas it shouldn't be.