A pastel beige close to cream, outlined with a brown trim that follows every edge, and a small ring holding the bust at its centre. Everything plays on two neighbouring tones: the light body, the dark outline. The bottom is high cut, the straps are fine and adjustable, and the ring gives the neckline a visible fastening rather than a hidden seam.
A two piece swimsuit discreet from afar, precise up close.
The ring at the centre
- The hold : The ring keeps both cups together and spreads the tension. The neckline keeps its spacing, wet or dry.
- The light : The brown trim redraws the outline of the swimsuit: the line comes from it, not from the base colour.
- On tanned skin : Pastel beige sits close to the tan and lengthens the shape rather than cutting it in two.
- Back from the water : The pale fabric dries fast and does not turn translucent as it dries, thanks to the full lining.
Two tones, one gesture
A contrast trim is not a print: it is a binding applied to every edge and sewn with a stretch stitch so it follows the swimsuit. Badly set, it pulls and puckers after the first swim. The body is 82% polyamide and 18% elastane, fully polyester lined, which is what makes a pale beige opaque once wet. The ring sits on a doubled loop rather than directly on the fabric, so the tension is never concentrated on one point.This attention to junctions is the signature of the house of Misciano.
Sand on sand
- All neutrals : Ecru sarong, basket, leather sandals. The brown trim is contrast enough for the whole outfit.
- A touch of gold : Fine bracelets and amber sunglasses: beige calls for gold better than black does.
- Into town : The top under an open shirt, wide linen trousers: the beige swimsuit leaves the beach.
It pairs with the beachwear line and the rest of the swimwear.
A pale alternative for anyone after a two piece swimsuit without going back to black.
