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Fishnet & Lace Bodystocking - Black
$20.97
$23.97
SKU: 846073090322
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| Color | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|
| Black | $20.97$23.97 | In Stock |
| Red | $20.97$23.97 | In Stock |
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Product Description
Stretch and an open crotch define this bodystocking, which covers the body in one piece of openwork. Lace sits over a fishnet base, so the skin shows through a grid of small openings wherever the pattern runs. The result reads as both coverage and exposure, depending on where the light falls.
Lace Over Fishnet, Worn Close
The lace overlay is the element that changes the surface. Where it meets the open mesh, the fabric feels denser and smoother under the fingers, then loosens into the airy fishnet across the torso and legs. Made from high-quality lace, the piece has a delicate hand, but it holds its shape without going limp.
Because the material stretches, the bodystocking follows the waist, hips and bust rather than sitting loosely on them. The fishnet pulls the eye along the length of the legs, and the lace pattern gives the silhouette a more finished outline. It can be worn alone for a bold look or layered under other lingerie for more coverage and texture.
One Size, Two Shades
This bodystocking comes in one size that is designed to fit most body shapes, so there is no size chart to choose from. The stretch does most of the work, adjusting across the hips and bust rather than relying on a fixed cut.
Black is the cooler, more understated option, with the lace pattern reading as a fine, dark texture against the skin. Red is brighter and more intense, making the lace and fishnet pattern stand out more clearly. Both shades use the same construction, so the choice comes down to color alone.
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