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The Be Wicked! Dancing All Night in purple is a long sleeve bodystocking for people who like colour with a darker edge. A wide fishnet runs from the mock neck down the arms and over the body, and the rich purple tone sits somewhere between playful and gothic, so it moves easily from a bedroom outfit to a goth night, a witchy costume or a concert.
Purple is easier to wear than the neon shades in this line. Under low, warm lighting it looks deep and almost jewel-like; under club lights it picks up more brightness. It flatters a wide range of skin tones, and it pairs naturally with black, silver and deep red, so you can build an outfit from things you already own. If colourful lingerie appeals but hot pink or neon green feels too loud, this is the gentler step.
Because it has full sleeves, this is one of the more practical bodystockings for a chilly evening: a fitted cardigan or a cropped faux-fur jacket over the top keeps you warm while the net still shows at the neck and wrists. Under a sheer black slip dress, the purple grid shows through like a pattern printed on the fabric, a subtle way to wear it somewhere you would rather not go full lingerie.
The net is a 94% nylon, 6% spandex knit. The nylon keeps the strands smooth against the skin and the spandex provides the stretch that lets one size cover many different bodies. Wide fishnet means big diamond openings: the fabric touches you in a fine lattice rather than covering you, so it feels light and cool. The pattern opens a little where the body is fuller and closes up where it's narrower, which gives a slightly different look on everyone.
There's one size, labelled one size fits most, and no published measurement chart. The sleeves are long and the neckline is a mock neck, so the piece covers more of your upper body than a strapless or halter bodystocking would; that also means the shoulders and torso take most of the stretch. If you're long in the torso, pull the body up evenly before working your arms in, so the strain doesn't gather at the crotch or underarms.
Hand wash gently in cold water with a mild detergent and lay flat to air dry, as Be Wicked! advises. No bleach, no tumble dryer, no iron and no high heat; heat is what makes nylon go limp and lose its spring. Wash it on its own the first time in case the purple dye releases.
Planning a costume? See our sexy costumes, or shop the rest of Be Wicked! Lingerie.
Helpful answers about Be Wicked! Dancing All Night Bodystocking – Purple.
Yes, it makes a strong base layer. The sleeves and mock neck put net over the arms and upper body, so you only need a few pieces on top, such as a cape, a corset or a short dress, to finish a witch or villain look. Keep glued-on costume accessories off the net itself.
Something you're happy for people to see, because the wide net hides almost nothing. Black lingerie gives the strongest contrast with purple; a matching purple set looks tonal and softer. Seamless underwear shows less than lace with thick trims. Remember the thong isn't included.
Yes. Because the openings are large, the straps and band will show, so pick a bra that looks good on purpose: a bralette, a strappy style or a balconette in black or purple. Avoid bras with exposed metal hooks at the front, which can snag the net when you move.
Completely. The pattern is a wide open diamond net, so skin shows through every gap. Purple reads as a wash of colour over the body rather than coverage. Under bright lighting the shade looks lighter; in dim rooms it looks deeper and richer.
Take off rings and watches, bunch the body section up, and step in carefully. Ease it up in small sections instead of hauling it from the neckline, then slide your arms into the sleeves one at a time. When undressing, peel it down slowly in the same way.
Same cut, fabric and sizing; only the colour changes. Hot pink and neon green are bright party shades, while purple is darker and works for evening wear as well as costume looks.
Be Wicked! advises hand washing: cold water, mild detergent, then dry it flat. A washing machine drum and other clothes' zips can pull the net out of shape or catch it, and tumble drying weakens the spandex over time.