Bridal lingerie

For six generations, corset makers here have been perpetuating the "Cadolle touch": that unique blend of technicality and refinement, passed down from mother to daughter since Herminie Cadolle invented the corselet-bra.

Bridal lingerie requires special attention: it must sculpt the silhouette under an often-demanding dress, without ever being detectable, while remaining precious enough for the more intimate moments of the wedding night. This collection brings together corsets, bras, briefs, and babydolls in white, in the house's own custom colors — a precise white, obtained in the workshop, which distinguishes each piece from standardized production.

Silk provides precious fluidity and softness for the most intimate pieces; lace, used as trim or inserts, plays on transparency with a suggested elegance, never demonstrative. The white lace corset, in particular, extends the same requirement for support and body sculpting under the dress that the House has applied since 1889, while a silk babydoll accompanies the more intimate hours of the wedding night.

This collection is for all future brides looking for an exceptional ensemble, designed to fit every body shape without ever being felt under the dress. For this unique occasion, made-to-measure remains the ultimate expression of Cadolle's expertise. Each made-to-measure piece is created in our Parisian workshops, where measurements and successive fittings allow us to adjust cups, boning, and cut to the exact body shape of each bride, in conjunction with the chosen dress.

Choosing your wedding lingerie well:

The choice of wedding lingerie depends primarily on the cut of the dress: a corset or bustier for structured dresses that require reinforced support, a strapless or bandeau bra for off-the-shoulder dresses. It is recommended to try on the lingerie with the dress itself, to check for any visible marks under the fabric.

Regarding care, silk and lace are delicate materials that require gentle washing, by hand or on a delicate cycle, to preserve the purity of the white and the hold of the finishes. Avoiding wringing, tumble drying, and prolonged exposure to the sun helps to maintain the radiance of the piece for the big day and beyond.