Vanity Fair Women's Anti-Static Nylon Full Slips for Under Dresses (S-5XL)

There's nothing as smoothing and confidence-saving as an old-style non-cling, non-static slip cut correctly to skim over your body and keep unflattering emphasis of things you'd rather not emphasize away. In contrast to its overly stretchy useless cousins in the box off-price stores, this slip is the real deal. It is wonderfully unobtrusive. Worn under stretch dresses, it keeps the fabric from clinging to bumps and dents you'd rather obscure (like, for instance, the line of demarcation between spanx and flesh, like a portable line of defense between your body and the dress. I know your mom probably had one, but if you haven't tried it, you don't know what you're missing. Its so soft you won't notice it at all. Slips are so underrated.

Very nice fit Does the job and smooths out my clothes Nice long length for longer garments I don’t pull or tug at the straps since they look delicate

The slip does what it needs to do. Not alot one can say about them. I do remember what I am not fond of with this type is the chest area is not fitted.

How can you go wrong with the Vanity Fair slip! 100 years in lingerie, a true leader in the industry. Been wearing these for years. Always a perfect fit and comfortable. Most dresses need a slip. This is the one I use. Different lengths, of course. I’ve included a couple pictures in a dress to demonstrate the length. Hope it helps. Love

Bought 2 different lengths for my skirt/ dresses wardrobe. . Nice smooth fabric with adjustable straps. With today’s gauze and linen skirts/dresses, I like the extra coverage these slips provide. Appear well made.

I ordered 2XL 26" in the lace style---one in white and one in black. Amazon recommended 2XL, which is the size I expected I would wear, but with the inconsistency in sizes in the last 40 years, I never know what to expect. I am 5'7 and 180 lbs and normally wear size 8.5 B shoes and size 2XL in inexpensive dresses. In higher end dresses, I wear 14-16. In the "old days," i.e. the 1980s and earlier, if you knew your size, you could find it in shoes, clothing, etc. all across the board no matter where you shopped. However in the last 35-40 years, depending on maker and where you shop, you may wear a size L in one garment from one maker, but the same garment from another maker or at another store might be size XL or 2XL. There is no consistency in clothing sizes anymore.I thought the body on this slip was a bit too snug. Then, I sat down in the slip, and the back rode up so high that I was only barely sitting on the very, very bottom edge of the slip. This was not only very uncomfortable, but it left nothing between myself and my dress to protect my dress.The slip's cups on the other hand, seemed to be just a tad too large for me. Based on this, I suspect I need a 4XL, but they are out of stock in the larger sizes in every colour they offer in every style.I have noticed this stock problem with Amazon before. On items that sell a lot of stock, especially where the sizes do not match up with buyers's normal, expected size, e.g. foundation garments like slips or camisoles or panties, if certain sizes are the ones sold most often, then almost every time I go to buy something, they are out of that size. It has happened to me with slips, panties, bras, tank tops, and even outer garments like slacks, sweaters, shoes, etc. It is really frustrating.As for quality, these slips are nice enough if you catch them on sale for maybe $15 or less, but I would recommend sizing up at least one size from your expected size unless you do not mind your slip riding up more than halfway up your bottom.I am very disappointed. I was torn as to whether to award 2 or 3 stars. I decided to err on the side of generosity and awarded 3 stars. Your mileage may vary.

Love these. Great quality. Sizing was accurate and the fabric is smooth and silky.

Good value