- The side
edges often converge on the neck,
similar to
halter necklines.
Sweetheart necklines accentuate the bosom. V-neck (2–4
linear edges, side edges...
- In fashion, a
ballerina neckline refers to the
classic necklines styles on the
dance attire, or leotards, worn by the dancers. Po****rized
especially by...
-
scoop neckline is a
rounded neckline on a
garment which is con****uously
lower in the
front than in the back. Typically, this
style of
neckline is ****ociated...
- most
commonly used in the
parlance of
Western female fashion to
refer to
necklines that
reveal or
emphasize décolletage (display of the
upper breast area)...
- Tour
introduced a
stricter dress code in July 2017,
restricting plunging necklines, leggings, and
short skirts. This
triggered immediate criticism, characterized...
-
contrast the
narrow waist, low and
straight necklines were thus used. In the 1840s,
collapsed sleeves, low
necklines,
elongated V-shaped bodices, and fuller...
-
court dresses featured draped skirts with long trains,
tight bodices, low
necklines trimmed with lace, and embroidered, lace- and-ribbon-trimmed, full sleeves...
- 1970s.
Dresses of the
disco era also
frequently had cowl necks. Cowl
necklines were a
common feature of slip
dresses made in the 1990s by
designers such...
- A boat neck, also
called a
bateau neck or
Sabrina neckline, is a wide
neckline that runs horizontally,
front and back,
almost to the
shoulder points, across...
- It is
commonly a
bodice style sleeveless dress,
typically with a wide
neckline and thin
shoulder straps, and may be backless. A
sundress is typically...
