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The Be Wicked Confident is a fishnet bodysuit with a twist in the middle: a row of cut-out circles down the centre, and a floral pattern that fills in the lower half. It's a one-piece with a round neck and a sleeveless cut, open fishnet across the top and flowers below. This is the standard one-size version; there's a separate Queen size for fuller figures.
The cut-out circles sit at the centre of the body, so attention runs down the middle and the eye travels from neckline to waist. Above, the open net shows skin through a light grid. Below, the floral pattern gives more visual coverage over the hips and seat, which is why the Confident feels less exposed than an all-over fishnet piece while still looking bold. That balance makes it an easy first fishnet piece if you're unsure about full mesh.
For the bedroom, it works on its own with a thong underneath (one isn't included) and heels. A bralette under the net adds coverage on top. For a night out, layer it under a blazer worn open, or with high-waisted trousers or a leather skirt so the round neck and the cut-out circles show at the front. Thigh-high stockings pick up the fishnet theme for a full lingerie look, and a garter belt over the floral section adds a vintage touch.
The cut is figure-hugging, with a round neckline and no sleeves, so your arms and shoulders stay free. It comes in one size, and Be Wicked! doesn't publish measurements for it. If you usually wear a plus size, or you find most one-size lingerie snug through the torso, the Queen version of the same design will be more comfortable. Bodysuits put the most strain on torso length, so tall wearers should expect a closer fit at the crotch. If you're between sizes and like a little breathing room, the Queen is the safer choice; if you prefer lingerie to sit tight and smooth, stay with this one.
Step into the leg openings first and ease the bodysuit up over your hips, then slip your arms through the armholes and settle the neckline. Line the cut-out circles up with the centre of your body before you smooth the rest. Take rings off first, because open fishnet catches on sharp settings, and check nails for rough edges.
The centre cut-outs and floral panel photograph well, which is why bodysuits like this are popular for boudoir shoots. They also suit a birthday, an anniversary weekend or a burlesque-themed party. Under a sheer kimono, it reads as lingerie; under a tailored jacket, it reads as an outfit.
Hand wash only. Don't bleach, tumble dry, iron or dry clean it. Wash it in cool water with a gentle detergent, squeeze the water out rather than wringing, and lay it flat to dry so the net keeps its shape.
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Helpful answers about Be Wicked Confident Floral Fishnet Bodysuit.
The upper body is open fishnet, so it's very sheer there. The floral-patterned lower section gives more visual coverage over the hips, and the cut-out circles in the centre show skin. Wear a bralette underneath if you want more coverage on top.
The design is identical: round neck, sleeveless, floral lower section and centre cut-outs. The Queen size is the plus-size option, while this one is the standard one size. Be Wicked! doesn't list measurements, so choose by the size you usually wear in lingerie.
No. The supplier notes that the thong is not included. A simple black or skin-tone thong works under the floral section; a lace one adds texture if you'd like it to show through.
Yes, as a layer. With an open blazer, high-waisted jeans or a leather skirt, the round neck and cut-out circles become the visible feature. On its own it's lingerie, so most people save the bodysuit-only look for home or a themed event.
By hand only, in cool water with mild detergent. Press the water out gently, don't wring it, and dry it flat. Never bleach, tumble dry, iron or dry clean it; heat and chemicals weaken fishnet quickly.
It's a forgiving starting point. The floral section adds coverage over the lower body, and the sleeveless cut is easier to get into than a full bodystocking. If you later want more net, the Dancing All Night bodystocking covers arms and torso.
One-size bodysuits can feel short on a long torso, pulling at the crotch or shoulders. The net has some give, but if you're tall or long-bodied, the Queen size may be more comfortable. There's no published torso measurement to check against.