Six generations of corset makers have perpetuated the "Cadolle touch" here: this unique blend of technicality and refinement, passed down from mother to daughter since Herminie Cadolle invented the corselet-bra.
Pink lends itself to an infinite number of shades, from the most discreet powder pink to the most assertive fuchsia. Our selection draws from the House's in-house colors, a palette chosen in the workshop that distinguishes each piece from standardized production. This shade, far from being a simple aesthetic choice, reveals the precision of the coloring work carried out by the Cadolle teams to obtain an exact and lasting nuance.
Pink comes in several materials: lace, for delicate transparency that plays on suggestion rather than demonstration; silk, for softness and fluidity that gently embraces the body. Depending on the chosen cut — triangle, balconette, bustier or non-wired — pink adapts to every body shape while maintaining the suggested elegance that characterizes the House's voice, never vulgar or demonstrative.
This collection is aimed at women looking for a piece that asserts their femininity without ostentation: a powder pink for everyday delicacy, a deeper pink for Valentine's Day or a more significant occasion. For body types that do not find their fit in a standard size, 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 the cups, straps, and band to be adjusted to each client's exact body shape.
How to choose your pink bra:
The choice of a shade of pink depends on the complexion and the desired use: a powder pink, close to the skin, is worn discreetly under light clothing; a deeper pink asserts itself as a piece in its own right. The cut, for its part, must above all meet the desired support: non-wired for flexibility, deep cups for more structured support.
Regarding care, lace and silk are delicate materials that require gentle washing, by hand or on a delicate cycle, to preserve the color's radiance and the finishes' hold. Avoiding prolonged sun exposure and machine drying helps maintain the shade of pink over washes.
