What makes 1985 worth noting? It’s the year Pain de Sucre was born—founded by two friends, designer Christian Keusseyan and entrepreneur Bernard Evans, with a brand DNA rooted in youth, freshness, and irresistible allure.
The latest FW 2017/18 drop focuses on silhouettes designed to flatter and reframe the female form. Openwork mesh and lace set the tone, creating refined lines with a subtly provocative edge. One standout is the Ruth style: a black bodysuit with tattoo-effect inserts—strict at first glance, yet undeniably daring.
High-waisted shorts nod to the 1950s with their sculpting, retro-leaning proportions. And the pieces with tattoo-illusion sleeves are arguably the most arresting—easy to style for an evening out, a date, or even a girls’ night, thanks to their versatile, fashion-forward attitude.
Overall, the collection feels cohesive yet varied: clean colors, elegant shapes, and that signature Pain de Sucre balance of simplicity and seduction.
