Three shapes, three situations. The choice does not depend on your bust: it depends on the garment. Here, for each one, is the outfit that calls for it.
Le Nu & La Seconde Peau — the white cotton dress
The outfit: a straight white cotton dress, or the fine T-shirt you wear a hundred times each summer. A pale knit, a jersey, a silk shirt.
It is the most common case, and the most unforgiving: pale fabric forgives nothing. Le Nu’s full disc covers the whole area and draws no edge beneath the cotton. It is the shape that raises no questions.
With or without adhesive: La Seconde Peau has the shape of Le Nu and the same coverage, without adhesive — the hold comes from the material alone.
Avoid: a size too small. Under white, it is the edge of the cover you see, not the cover. When in doubt, go one diameter up.
La Goutte — the plunging neckline
The outfit: a wrap dress, a crossover top, a shirt open three buttons down. Anything that dips into a V.
A round disc peeks out of the neckline: its edge shows in the opening. The teardrop aligns with the line of the garment — point upwards, along the neckline. It follows the cut instead of contradicting it.
The gesture: put the dress on first, find where the neckline falls, then place it. Applying it blind means getting the angle wrong.
Le Lift — the strapless dress
The outfit: a bustier, a backless dress, a top with spaghetti straps. An evening when a bra is simply impossible.
Cover and lift in a single gesture. Pull the tab upwards before pressing it into place: the support comes from the tension of the silicone, not from an underwire. Nothing at the back, nothing on the shoulders.
The gesture: place the bottom first, lift, then press the tab into place. And do it on dry skin, with no cream — that is where everything is decided.
At a glance
A flowing summer dress, a white T-shirt, a pale knit → Le Nu, or La Seconde Peau without adhesive.
A plunging neckline, a crossover top, an asymmetric neckline → La Goutte.
A bustier, an open back, spaghetti straps → Le Lift.
And if your wardrobe does all three, you need all three. That is also why we designed them as a collection, not as three products.