Push-up bra

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

The push-up stands out with its padding or pre-formed cups, designed to bring together and lift the bust while maintaining a natural curve. Our selection offers these bras in lace and silk, in the house's signature homemade colors, ensuring that the technicality of the shape never overshadows the piece's refinement. Some models feature a balconette style to complement a plunging neckline; others opt for a more encompassing cut for a more discreet everyday effect.

Lace, whether worked on the cups or as trim, plays on transparency with suggested elegance; silk, meanwhile, brings a softness and fluidity that softens the push-up's technical structure. It is precisely in this meeting between a sculpting cut and precious materials that the "Cadolle touch" resides: shaping the body without ever making a display of it.

This collection is aimed at women seeking a defined curve for an evening outfit, a highlighted décolleté under a dress, or simply the pleasure of a sculpted silhouette every day. For body types that don't find their match in a standard size, custom-made remains the ultimate expression of Cadolle's expertise. Each custom-made piece is crafted in our Parisian workshops, where precise measurements and successive fittings allow us to adjust cups, straps, and bands to each client's exact morphology.

Choosing the right push-up bra:

The choice of a push-up primarily depends on the desired effect: thin pads for a discreet everyday curve, more pronounced pre-formed cups for an evening outfit or a more assertive décolleté. The underband must remain stable and horizontal to ensure effective support, while adjustable straps allow for adjusting the height of the curve depending on the outfit worn.

Regarding care, lace and silk are delicate materials that require gentle washing, by hand or on a delicate cycle, to preserve the pads' shape and the straps' elasticity. Avoiding wringing and machine drying helps maintain the piece's shape over washes.