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5 Halter neckline
A halter neck is a type of strap neckline that ties behind the back of the neck. This neckline can be seen on
crop tops, dresses, swimwear, jumpsuits and even lingerie. (Fig 5)
6 Turtleneck or High Neckline
A turtleneck or high neckline wraps around the neck and sits below the chin.This neckline is often used on
jumpers, knits, and sweater dresses. (Fig 6)

Fig 5 Fig 6

7 Jewel
A jewel neckline is a simple round shape that sits close to the collarbone. This neckline is commonly seen in
business attire on dresses, sleeveless chiffon tops, and blouses.(Fig 7)
8 Keyhole neckline
A keyhole neckline is a small slit or keyhole located at the front of a blouse or top. There can be both big and
small keyholes. Many peasant blouses feature open keyhole necklines with ties or neck ruffles. (Fig 8)
Fig 7 Fig 8

9 Off-the-shoulder
The off-the-shoulder neckline sits across the top of the chest from shoulder to shoulder.(Fig 9)
10 One shoulder
This style can be curved or kept straight across the chest to under the arm. Depending on the type of garment,
one-shoulder pieces can be sleeveless or have a long sleeve. This neckline suits being paired with a choker
or short chain necklace. This neckline style is often seen in formal or evening wear, jumpsuits, going-out tops,
dresses, and swimwear. (Fig 10)

Fig 9 Fig 10

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