SINROYEELadies Sexy Cosplay Halloween Punk Gothic Lingerie Witch Demon Backless Chinese Cheongsam Dress for Women

It's cute but a little smaller than pictured

It’s just okay! The material is soft but very thin. The studded straps do not seem secure on the material either.

The dress looks great, but my partner (who I bought it for) reports back that the material tore along the seams fairly easily. We measured it out appropriately but maybe they run small? Just be wary, please.

My lady was really looking forward to trying this set out because she loves goth outfits and really wanted something sexy to wear out. However, she's a big booty girl with double-ds, and it fit her in a way that we are refraining from posting the pictures to avoid the review from being taken down for inappropriate content...This outfit fit perfectly around the waist, and the straps wrapped nicely around her abdomen, but her booty pushed the soft fabric so far out, that it made the skirt look like a starchy hard piece of plastic that fell 6ish inches away from her legs. It was like she was purposely wearing something to keep the back portion of the skirt as far away from touching her as possible. Her chest was also fitting very tightly and left some underboob protruding. The top is put on like a normal shirt, but the neck piece is shorter and narrower, that it prevented her from putting her girls within the piece. The thong is a pretty basic thong, adjustable, and of no particular remark. We tried using some coverings and booty shorts to take pictures for the review, but it made the outfit as a whole look worse than it really is. All in all, it's a comfortable sexy outfit and she wishes she could wear it out, but because of the size limitations, it's probably going to be used indoors only.What we liked:- Sexy- Stylish- It fits perfect for bedroom playWhat we didn’t like:- Doesn't accommodate bigger booties- Doesn't accommodate bigger boobiesTL;DR:4 STARS - I like it. It is solid quality and delivers as advertised, I would purchase it again and recommend it to a friend.*Above are my personal observations and opinions. I am not paid and/or influenced by the merchant. While this product may be supplied to me at a lower cost, as a citizen of the USA, I must pay income taxes on the FULL advertised price (before coupons/discounts) of each individual item received through Amazon Vine.

For reference, I’m an eccentric Goth that typically wears a teen size S or XS and a 32B bra, I’m 5’4, 115 pounds, and I have the Theatrical Romantic Kibbe body type. I ordered this single-size costume in the color /design “Black #5” for casual wear. I don’t think this would fit nicely on anyone larger than I am (so if you don’t regularly wear XSs, then this will probably be too tight on you) other than in the bust, where it could probably accommodate up to a C cup. This arrives in 4 pieces: the thong, the skirt, the top, and the chain that attaches to the front of the top.Since I didn’t realize it was something that would be included, the thong didn’t exactly strike me as being a thong at first, but I figured it must be, since my other ideas as to what it might be were dumb. I also had trouble figuring out how to put it on at first, because the top of the t-back piece is looped around the waist band so that it can slide freely along it, so it was nowhere near centered when I was originally inspecting it. Once I slid it into its proper place, these panties suddenly made a whole lot more sense. This thong is basically a black triangle of velvet material sewn so that it creates a slight pouch effect that poofs outward over the crotch area when worn. While the outside displays the velvet material, the inside is a more basic, costume-feeling material. The rest is just cheap, stretchy, elastic bands that create the most basic t-back you can imagine.The neat skirt is where I experienced some unflattering tightness above my hips, near my belly button, as muffin-top was conjured into existence. I could drop a pound or two to negate this, but when I mentioned that if you’re larger than me, this might be too tight, this phenomenon was the main thing I was considering. The thin waist band does have plenty of stretch, but it stretches from a much smaller size all the way up to my XS size. All of those various strings and buckles you see around the hip and waist area arrive completely haphazard and tangled. It took me about 10 minutes to figure out exactly where everything should be correctly placed, and most of the time, it doesn’t really stay there, so if I ever intend to wear this out, I’ll have to incorporate some fabric tape to keep everything positioned exactly right. The two, crisscross bands at the top are the same stretchy material as the thong bands, and they have enough of a nice sheen to them to not look overly cheap. The two buckle bands are a thicker elastic, also with a nice sheen. Each metal buckle shape simply slides along its band, with each band having two buckles in the front and two in the back. You can position the buckles however you’d like, but the model has them aligned so that two buckles per band sit on each of her hips, one from the front band and one from the back band. I doubt that explanation will make much sense until you actually play with them in person. The rest of the skirt material is the same as the thong’s front triangle. Its black velvet on the outside and a slicker, more standard, costume material on the inside. The faux leather bands on the perimeter of the skirt panels are very thin, but they should hold up reasonably well if not abused. The squat spikes are not pointy enough to be sharp, and they feel to me like plastic with a metallic-like coating, so I foresee unappealing paint flaking in their future. The spikes seem to all be centered well along the faux leather, but there are some spacing inconsistencies between them, so the distances were likely eyeballed rather than measured. While this skirt can be unflattering on me when I’m not at my skinniest, it’s still a fun enough design that I’m willing to work with it.The top has a baffling fit. I tried wearing a strapless push-up bra with it so that I could have some cleavage, but it was impossible to keep hidden. While I’ll probably look for other means to achieve cleavage, if I ever go the strapless bra route again, I’ll definitely have to use lots of fabric tape. There’s quite enough room for way more breast material than I have, but there’s very little support for what I suppose such breasts might usually require. The bottom, elastic band is extremely loose, which was the main reason my bra showed so much. Anytime I’d pull that band below my bra line, it would just ride back up above it, exposing the entire bottom of my bra. Otherwise, the fit of this top is pretty good. The collar area is velvet on the inside and out, so it feels thicker and warmer than the rest of this outfit. It has a single snap closure in the back that works well. It feels a bit loose on my thin neck, but it’s not so loose as to look baggy or saggy. It can, however, be a little tricky to keep folded correctly, so I’ll probably be using fabric tape for that too. The little strip of thin lace sewn around the heart-shaped cutout looks cute, and the cutout itself is positioned nicely and doesn’t create any weird bulges. The little crosses are a shiny, flexible, plastic material, and their stitching looks more careless than stitching found anywhere else on this set. Each cross has a small, elastic loop at the bottom for clipping on the included chain accessory. Aesthetically, the two faux gems in the middle are my least favorite aspect of this whole outfit, and I’ll definitely remove them. They look very cheap, and I don’t think they fit the theme of the outfit at all.The chain is very lightweight such that I don’t think I’d call it durable. It has a standard jewelry clasp at each end for hooking to each of the crosses on the breast area of the top, and it has an additional clasp in the middle for hooking to the cross at the neck. I like that it can be removed so that this set can be laundered without it.Overall, this set would likely work nicely as a costume for anyone in or below the XS size range with up to size C breasts. I think copious use of fabric tape would be useful for creating a crisp, precision look. With some work, including removing the fake gems, I’ll be able to incorporate this into my usual, goth wardrobe despite its quality veering more into obvious costume territory.