Straight French lace trousers, lined fold-over waistband.
97% polyamide, 3% elastane
The iconic wide French lace trousers of Pain de Sucre are back this winter. Very simply and soft, the black model POOJA play with transparency and refinement. A must-have piece to wrap yourself up and read during a cold winter day.
Dressing room
With the black trousers POOJA, lace is honoured. The tank top TEGAN lightly reveals the shoulders and the camisole SPENCER stands out with its golden Lurex hem. A bright finish that can also be found on the neckline of the long-sleeved top ARIA or on the zipper of the cardigan LUYNA. With POOJA, lingerie pieces are also adorned with black lace: GIRLY revisits the racer back bra with refinement and the sports bra GIU mixes materials for outstanding support.
Our studio model is 172 cm tall and is wearing a size XS.
Straight French lace trousers, lined fold-over waistband.
97% polyamide, 3% elastane
The iconic wide French lace trousers of Pain de Sucre are back this winter. Very simply and soft, the black model POOJA play with transparency and refinement. A must-have piece to wrap yourself up and read during a cold winter day.
Dressing room
With the black trousers POOJA, lace is honoured. The tank top TEGAN lightly reveals the shoulders and the camisole SPENCER stands out with its golden Lurex hem. A bright finish that can also be found on the neckline of the long-sleeved top ARIA or on the zipper of the cardigan LUYNA. With POOJA, lingerie pieces are also adorned with black lace: GIRLY revisits the racer back bra with refinement and the sports bra GIU mixes materials for outstanding support.
Our studio model is 172 cm tall and is wearing a size XS.
Our advice in finding the right size
Our whole team have tried on this push-up bra and recommend that you choose your usual size. Our different body types allow us to give you recommendations that are both accurate and personalized.
Care tips
To maintain the brightness of your swimsuit, please follow the upkeep instructions shown on the product label. Generally you should:
