Exotic Dancewear & Stripper Outfits

Exotic dancewear is stage clothing built to come off cleanly and catch light while it is on: mirror bodysuits, mesh two-piece sets, g-string packs, micro bikinis and costume sets. This is the Femme X dancewear collection, cut and sewn in Medellín, Colombia by MaleBasics Colombia SAS for dancers, pole studios and anyone dressing for a stage.

Every piece here is One Size unless the listing says S/M or L/XL, with stretch fabric and ties doing the fitting. Finishes are mirror (reflective face on a polyester-spandex base), holographic, mesh, fishnet and lace. The Bunny Costume is 94% polyester, 6% spandex and comes in One Size and One Size Plus.

Building a dancer set

Bodysuits and one-pieces

Mirror bodysuits, the Shine Bodysuit and the open-back bodysuit are the core of a stripper outfit: one piece, quick to change, and visible from the back of the room.

Two-piece sets and micro bikinis

The mirror 2-piece sets and micro bikinis give a top-and-bottom look that layers over a g-string. Sheer bandeau and triangle bikinis work as the reveal layer.

G-string packs

Dancers go through g-strings. The 3-pack mirror and 4-pack mesh g-strings are priced for that, sold as multipacks in mixed or single colors; see the full g-string collection.

Quick answers

What do exotic dancers wear?

A base layer of g-string or thong, a bodysuit or two-piece set over it, and often a costume element like ears or a harness. Mirror and holographic finishes are popular because they reflect stage lighting.

Are these outfits One Size?

Most Femme X dancewear is One Size, with a few sets in S/M and L/XL and the Bunny Costume in One Size Plus. Measured ranges for One Size are still being written up; message us with your measurements if in doubt.

Can I wear dancewear as a festival outfit?

Yes. The mirror and holographic pieces overlap almost entirely with the rave outfits collection.

Related: monokinis, micro bikinis and sheer lingerie.