Trou-Trou — The Creation
Trou-Trou.
A name that plays, that laughs, that speaks of holes with absolute lightness and affection.
A name that doesn't take itself too seriously, for a piece that says something essential about freedom and confidence.
Trou-Trou's foundational decision is the most radical in the entire collection: total, assumed transparency.
Not a discreet openwork that hints — a large-mesh net stitch that reveals.
Open, generous, almost architectural squares, linked across the entire body and sleeves with absolute regularity and beauty.
The skin is part of the garment. The Woman who wears Trou-Trou chooses what she shows — a nude bra for the most editorial effect, a white bodysuit for more discretion, a colorful bralette for a striking contrast.
Trou-Trou is a piece that dialogues with what is worn underneath, creating a conversation between the garment and the skin.
Trou-Trou's off-white color is of absolute purity and luminosity.
Not a cold white — a warm, pearly white, the white of natural cotton, the white that speaks of summer and light.
On the skin, this white creates a contrast of absolute beauty and delicacy — it frames, it reveals, it speaks of grace.
The wide, slightly drooping boat neck is Trou-Trou's most casual decision.
It frames the shoulders with absolute grace and naturalness — not a constricting collar, but an opening that liberates. It speaks of the beach and the terrace, the wind and the sun, the assumed casualness of someone who knows she is effortlessly beautiful.
The flared sleeves are Trou-Trou's sculptural decision.
They gradually widen from top to bottom, creating a romantic and graceful volume of absolute beauty.
Viewed from the front, they frame the body with a breadth and generosity that speak of freedom.
Viewed from the back, they create a silhouette of remarkable elegance and grace.
The pompoms are the signature decision of Trou-Trou.
Small, perfectly formed white spheres, suspended in a regular fringe at the hem and cuffs — a couture detail of absolute precision and whimsy.
They say that Trou-Trou is not a piece that apologizes for its lightness. It celebrates it.
Some suggestions ...
Over white or cream tailored trousers — white on white, Trou-Trou's transparency creates a layering effect of absolute sophistication.
This is the most editorial look — the one in the photos.
Over black slim-fit jeans — black underneath intensifies Trou-Trou's transparency, the net squares creating a striking graphic effect.
This is the most assertive and photographic look.
Over a nude bodysuit or a cream silk bralette — skin and silk through the white net, pompoms moving with every gesture.
This is the most summery and free look.
Entirely hand-crocheted in my French workshop.
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