Ordered this to make a Weeping Angel costume, to add to spray painted wings I had.  Overall, was pleased with product.  Some minor-medium problems however.  Here's the breakdown.

Pros:
Nice fabric, hangs wonderfully.  I loved wearing it.  Sort of heavy, but I kind of like that; a heavy fabric hangs better.  Was sleek feeling too.
Makes for a different kind of costume; you'll be guaranteed a lot of comments from party-goers.  I had more compliments than I could count, and many asked if I made it myself.
Comes with basic instructions for make-up, which was a nice thought.
Flattering on a figure; I am not as thin as I used to be, and yet I still looked good in this.
The headpiece MAKES this outfit.  So many of my compliments was from how the headpiece really completed the look.  You might be able to go out and make your own costume, but good luck getting your hair to really look like a statue's.  However, there was a MAJOR con to this pro; see below.

Cons:
A little tight around the bust; look out if you have a broader chest.  Also, I recommend ordering a size up; it seems to run on the small side.  I usually wear medium but thought ahead and bought the large; it fit, albeit tightly in the chest and shoulder area.
The little lion decal is secured with a run-of-the-mill safety pin.  Minor problem; it can still look good, but was rather annoying to tinker with.
Gloves had enormous fingers, the ends of which were thicker than the base.  Made my hands look like a frog's.  I ended up sewing the tips more thinly; an easy fix, but slightly annoying.
Could live with the tightness, not a big deal.  Somewhat more annoying was how tight it was up to the neck; I felt like I was being choked if I leaned forwards.  Could have used slightly more of a scooped neck.  Another reason to order larger, I suppose.
Boot covers come with laaaame elastic to keep them secure to your shoes.  Became shot after 2nd use.  I recommend replacing that with something higher quality.  Again, just a minor problem though; hardly anyone will notice even if you keep the shot elastic on.
THE HEADPIECE.  I anticipated going to a LOT of parties this Halloween, and had I thought ahead, I would have picked something I knew was comfortable.  This headpiece is not; it was REALLY small on my head (which, granted, is a little on the large side) and I got major headaches not even an hour into wearing.  I'm a swimmer, and it reminded me of a swim cap that was not very well fitting.  It wouldn't have been half so bad had there not been big lumps of rubber on parts of the interior right around where my forehead was, so it felt like something was being drilled into 2-4 places on my head all night long.  Every party I went to I ended up pulling it off somewhere along the line, despite how popular it was with completing the look.  Also, it started ripping after party #3, partially due to weaknesses in the rubber along the places where it had those thick spots.  Not very well cast or fitting, which is a bummer, because it looked sensational.

Overall, I loved this.  If it hadn't been such a success, I'd have rated it 3 stars for the irritating fit of the headpiece and how fast it started to rip.  However, I got so many comments, and it really did look great all together, and I really loved the fabric . . . I can't complain too much.  I do recommend to the company to do SOMEthing about how they cast that rubber headpiece though; that was torture.

If you want a different kind of costume, or if you need something that will make you look like a believable Weeping Angel from Doctor Who (seriously, got so many compliments on how closely I resembled one with this and my painted wings), then go for it.  And pray you get a better cast headpiece than I did.