Vanity Fair Women's Spinslip 10158

I purchased this slip to wear underneath a sheer, long-sleeved dress I purchased. I find that this slip does everything it needs to, but just not quite as well as I wish it would. The dress I purchased this for is polyester chiffon, and it seems to generate a good deal of static on contact with the dress. The dress sticks a bit to the slip, sometimes in weird looking ways.The slip is opaque enough that underwear isn't really visible, but I still find that I need to wear light colored undies to avoid anything showing through. The slip is also fairly long; I am 5ft4 and I find it to be past midthigh. It works out fine for the dress I specifically bought this for, but for other dresses, it tends to be a tad long. This is also generally just larger than I thought it would be; I had hoped it would be a bit more tailored, I suppose.Overall, it's decent. It does everything I need it to, just perhaps not as well as I want it to.

This slip was too large and didn't stay put. It rode up, spun sideways, and the fabric feels cheap and is heavy.. It also has a fairly high neckline and thicker straps that were placed such that they showed. It was too long and too loose for the dress I bought it for.Based on the size charts, I got an 34-18, but what arrived felt much larger than the manufacturer's measurements. It was loose in the bust (and I'm a 32DD) and billowing around the waist. This is not meant for slim women or hourglass figures. Looking at the photo of the model from behind, I assumed the reason the slip doesn't fit her is because she's rail thin. I'm slender, but nowhere near as skinny as the model, and it is even looser on me.I almost never wear slips, but I stupidly kept a dress I'm terrified is too sheer because it was cute, forcing me to buy one. I ordered several, and the Vanity Fair slip was the worst of the bunch. Although it's not particularly nice/high quality, this Vassarette slip fit better, didn't show through/around the edges of my dress, and stayed put: Vassarette Women's Spin Slip 10186, Vass Latte, Small.

I got my package in a timely matter. I had bought a white one in stores, and I bought myself a black one here. Both were the exact same product. I understand what people are talking about how the armpit ends up on your chest. A few safety pins or double sided tape works just fine when wearing under a dress.

I was hoping to like this, but the straps protrude a bit, and under certain tops/dresses, you can see the line. It's like a thicker protruding bra line. That's not the point of wearing a slip. I first purchased a 36, as I am a 36B and it was HUGE. Fit more like an XL. I had to take the sides in to get it to fit. I decided to order a 34 instead, and it was super tight. So, not a good fit. The material is great, but the straps are not seemless and the fact that is is reversible makes the protruding straps a problem. Can't recommend. Look at the Gemsli Classica slips. The straps on those are wider and sit flat against your skin. Much nicer looking under tops/dresses.

I know slips are "out of style", but I have some dresses that just need something under them, especially in the summer when I am perspiring. This slip is super comfortable and very cooling. I also like that it is reversible, with two types of neckline. I am very petite, but heavy and the 18" slip is just the right length and fit for me. I have had no problems with it twisting or riding up and I have used it a lot. I was afraid the non-adjustable straps would be an issue, but surprisingly they do not fall off my shoulders. I have looked for the perfect full slip for a long time and am so pleased to find this one online.

This was a nice slip - silky and short enough under or just above the knee skirts/dresses. However, I felt like I was constantly playing 'twister' walking down the street. The slip slowly but surely kept riding up and twisting around my body. I was constantly yanking the darn thing down, and probably looked like I was having "issues" - I ended up taking it off a few times hoping folks didn't get too much of an eye-full! Even more irritating, when sitting at my desk, it kept riding up as if it had a mind of it's own. Sigh, I'm sorry this didn't work for me, and my search continues....

Spandex. Blarrrrgggggghhhh. I should have read the description more carefully before buying it. Here's a clue, manufacturers: we don't all need spandex! We just want to be comfortable without feeling like we're put through a sausage stuffer.

Shorter than I prefer but fits well and works well as an underslip while traveling. Lightweight and comfortable.