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Stretch fishnet laced with sparkle rhinestones gives this black bodysuit its glitter-under-the-lights effect — a long-sleeved one-piece teddy that moves with you instead of against you. The knit is genuinely elastic, cut to flatter a range of body shapes in a single size that fits most up to about 140 pounds, and the mesh trim keeps every line of the silhouette visible.
Wear it as boudoir lingerie, style it under a blazer or over a slip for club nights, or build a Halloween look around it; the rhinestone net reads equally well in low light and flash photography. Note that the G-string shown is not included, so pair it with your own favorite. Hand-wash gently and lay flat to dry so the stones stay anchored. Doral drop-offs land inside 69 minutes, packaging kept anonymous. Our courier delivers straight to your front desk, no questions asked.
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Rhinestone fishnet bodysuit · One size
The brief is a solid black lined panel — stoned like everything else, and not see-through.
That single detail is what separates a piece you can only wear behind a closed door from one you can put a coat over and leave the house in. Everything above it and around it is genuinely transparent mesh.
Lined panel meets open meshWill it fit
One size fits most, to a stated ceiling of 140 lb — roughly 64 kg. The knit stretches a long way and that figure is the end of it, not a suggestion. The band across the bust and the two cuffs are the narrowest spans on the garment, so they are where you meet the limit first. Past it the stone scatter simply reads further apart, which is what any set pattern does on a stretched net.
Ordering for a gift
Height matters less than you would think here, because the body is mesh and the sleeves are knit. Weight is the figure to go by.
| Spec | Confirmed |
|---|---|
| Size | One size, to 140 lb / ~64 kg |
| Fabric | Heavily stretchy knit mesh |
| Sleeves | Long, fitted to the wrist |
| Leg | Very high-cut, thong back |
| Brief | Opaque lined panel |
| Colour | Black — one colourway |
| Care | Hand wash, hang dry |
Three lights
A photograph freezes one instant of sparkle and tells you very little. These were shot in three different rooms under three different kinds of light, on purpose, so you can see the scatter behave rather than pose. Nothing is sped up and nothing is cut.
A full rotation, front round to back. If you only watch one, watch this one: band, sleeve length, hip line and seat all legible in a single take.
Handheld, flat midday light, no help from a lamp. This is the clip that shows you the mesh rather than the shine.
Dark room, single light. The scatter flares in bursts as the angle changes, which is the whole reason for setting stones instead of printing them.
All three run silently on a loop. The controls are left on, so you can pause any of them.
Point by point


Against a studio sweep
Cut very high, with the opening rising clear of the hip bone. It is the single biggest thing the eye reads from across a room, and the reason the lined panel underneath earns its place.
A thong — narrow and cheeky through the back, with stoned mesh continuing unbroken up the spine above it.
A flat straight band across the bust with enough give to sit either below the shoulders or level with them.
Against an ordinary wall
A white sweep flatters a leg line; soft daylight on a neutral wall tells you what the arms are doing. Both are worth a look before you decide.
Long and close-fitting, running the full distance to the wrist in the same sheer mesh as the body. No seam break, no change of fabric.
At each wrist the stones tighten into a noticeably denser, brighter band — effectively a bracelet knitted into the garment, and the part that still reads when everything else is covered.
Macro · seat & opening
Soft daylight · neutral wallThe net itself
Up close the ground is a fine diamond grid, small and even enough to count, and the stones sit on it individually rather than being printed across it. Density varies from run to run. That irregularity is the tell: a printed sparkle fabric shines uniformly, while real stones only catch the light a few at a time, which is what makes the surface shift as you do.


Washing it
Each stone is set onto a knit that stretches, so the forces that loosen one are mechanical: a drum turning, a garment being twisted, and mesh hooked on something metal. Keep those three out of its life and the scatter stays as it arrived.
A basin, cool water and a little mild detergent. No machine cycle, however gentle it says it is.
Wringing is what levers a setting off a stretched net. Lay it between two towels and press instead.
Out of the sun and away from a radiator. A tumble dryer combines heat with tumbling, which is the worst thing you can do to a set stone.
Folded flat in a drawer, nothing heavy on top, and well away from anything with a clasp or a prong.
One habit worth forming: rings and bracelets go on after the bodysuit and come off before it. Far more stones are lost getting dressed than are ever lost wearing it.
Two necklines
The band is soft enough to wear two ways, and both are shown here on the same garment. Dropped below the shoulders it is a bardot line with the collarbone bare; pulled up level it is a straight strapless tube with the sleeves still on. Nothing is adjusted or fastened to switch between them.
Dropped · bardot
Level · strapless
Velvet · lamplightPutting it with something
Dressed up
Closed over the body, with the sleeves pushed out past the jacket cuff so the stoned wrists are the only part on show. The lined panel is what makes this version possible at all.
Dressed down
Any skirt or trouser cut high enough swallows the leg opening entirely. You keep the band, the shoulders and the sleeves, and the rest becomes nobody's business.
Undressed
This is the condition the stones were set for. A single hard light from the side does the work; the ceiling fitting does not. Switch the big light off.
What ships
The bodysuit is the entire order. A G-string appears in some photography of this style and is not part of it; neither is anything else the piece is styled with here.
The rhinestone fishnet bodysuit in black. One piece, one size.
No G-string, and no hosiery, gloves, shoes or jewellery from the photographs.
Add any of these to the same 69-minute Doral delivery — one courier, one discreet box.







