Unique cuts, technical and high-performance materials combined with precious details are the very essence of the brand, which has a true creative heritage; its archives are full of innovative ideas constituting a large part of its wealth. The swimwear offering is expanded by the Bodywear line, more urban, which offers the house's creations in fishnet and lace versions... It blends style and craftsmanship to create a colorful, feminine universe that strikes a balance between minimalism and sophistication. The tones are vibrant, in perfect harmony with exclusive prints. A masterful blend of femininity that brings a chic and timeless spirit to the swimwear collections.
Sleek, modern, and delicate, the wardrobe imagined by Pain de Sucre flirts with a sensuality that’s always close to the skin, with subtle exotic accents.
With the elegance of French design and a unique vision of femininity, maison Pain de Sucre devotes all its talent to enhancing the beauty of women. The cuts are varied and anatomical, designed so that every woman can find her perfect fit, her signature silhouette.
Swimwear tops, often adjustable, are made to suit both small and fuller busts, ranging from cup size B to E.
As for the bottoms, they offer a wide range of styles to suit every preference: high-cut, side-tie, high-waisted, full coverage, tangas...
The signature silhouettes that shaped the history of maison Pain de Sucre.
As of 1992, Pain de Sucre imagined the first multi-position swimsuit to release necklines… Inspired by the glamourous half-cup shape of American pin-ups, the Fashion House designed the emblematic “Mishi” model, a draped strapless bikini top with a deep V-neckline effect, whose foldingstraps at the back enable a diva tan.
Model Jenna Pietersen
Photographer Eric Deniset
As early as 1993, the pleated fabric is highlighted in the Fashion House’s first collections. Diverting scarves and pareos, the designers came up with the unseen idea of combining Lycra® and voile. A flowing, airy and feminine fabric that allows every boldness, giving rise to iconic models: from the adjustable bandeau swimsuit to the legendary “Alala” bottoms with their luscious small ruffles. A magical thong that isn’t a thong at all…
Model Gaëlle Pietri
Photographer Patricia_Giudicelli
In 1996, the Fashion House brought back into fashion a forgotten unique underwire, formerly used in corsetry, to give birth to its first cult bikini top, the “Camelia”. Creating a very deep V-neckline, its wave-shaped underwire and wide fabric strips wrap and shape every breast. A timeless cut that has been revisited over the years and remains everlastingly trendy…
Model Laetitia Casta
Photographer Patricia_Giudicelli
As of 1996, Pain de Sucre dared to divert for swimwear traditional push-up foams that were at that time exclusively used for lingerie. The meet the clients’ requirements for a new bikini set with enhanced curves and perfect support, many prototypes of bikini tops were created until the genesis of the super star “Diva” and its wonderful under-breast band and its alter ego “Donia” with gathers and removable cups for generous necklines.
Model Raica Oliveira
Photographer Eric Deniset
In 2002, the arrival of a new Lycra® microfibre fabric inspired the Fashion House the design of the very first reversible bikini set called “Tautira”: very thin, light, breathable, drying in a flash… Trendsetter, Pain de Sucre follows its instinct and dare mixing colours with this amovible second skin: two-tone, plain, print, satin, lacquered, golden… Make way for boldness and creativity!
Model Thaïs Oliveira
Photographer Eric Deniset
In 2000, Pain de Sucre and its partner experienced in developing an innovating laminating Lycra®: the future” Bonded material. The first swimsuits with seamless finishes were born: laser-cut pattern, thin flat straps and criss-crossed laces, the sky is the limit. In 2016, the new racer back swimsuit “Soya”, a must-have piece designed for women looking for freedom, takes the first prize. Its sleek silhouette with a unique cross-over back that combines comfort and support, conquer all hearts…
Model Thaïs Oliveira
Photographer Eric Deniset
Carrying on the couture signature of the Fashion House, the designers continually translate the ready-to-wear codes to the swimwear wardrobe, reinterpreting the bodysuit-like swimsuit. In 2017, the stunning “Bonnie” goes public with its underlined waist and its adjustable neckline thanks to lacing or smart buttons with a unique design. An exclusive Pain de Sucre creation that pays tribute to the art of buttoning…
Model Alice Peneaca
Photographer Eric Deniset
Inspired by ancient sculptural beauties, the sublime “Capri” was born in 2018. An anatomical swimsuit that shapes the body from every angle. Sculptural back, unequalled wireless support and gathers that enhance all breasts, from the smallest to the most generous. With an airy skirt, this sophisticated racerback swimsuit looks like a bodysuit and draws a goddess silhouette.
Model Noor Schauten
Photographer Eric Deniset
