It’s all about the neckline
Comments (13) I was at New York & Company on Wednesday, and I really, really, really wanted to buy this sweater (below). But I resisted, because I bought a bunch of sweaters last Saturday at Kohl’s.
New York & Company “City Style Wide Turtleneck”
I love the “wide turtleneck” neckline on this sweater though.
For some reason, I’m attracted to unique necklines – like this one above, or the square neck below (which I did end up buying in two colors. It was only $8.50 after the discount and my coupon. $8.50!!! Each!!!)
New York & Company “City Style Square Neck Sweater”
I also really like the “cowl neck,” which I didn’t realize was a style until I saw in on the New York & Company website when I was looking up the “Wide Turtleneck” Top.
New York & Company “City Style Cowl Neck Top”
I have this (below) “cowl neck” top at home in a few different colors. When I find a clothing item like, I tend to buy it in 2 or 3 colors. Does anyone else do that?
A cheapo top from Sears I have in FOUR colors! (this green, plum, black and pumpkin orange)
I also really like turtlenecks (they keep my neck so warm!) and V-necks because they “draw attention to your waistline and elongates the neck.”
I think unique necklines dress up otherwise ordinary tops, making them a little more… feminine. I tried finding a list online of different necklines to try, and this is the best I found.
Do you stick to one neckline, or do you try a few different things?
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