Who doesn't love a turtleneck? They have been a favorite for many, many years, but mostly worn very simply on it's own. Designers recently showcased their version of how to wear the turtleneck this season, and I liked what I saw. The plain turtleneck is the perfect layering piece this season.
The turtleneck is infinitely wearable. Whether it's chunky and cable knit, ribbed, slouchy or skin-tight, the flattering effect of a turtleneck is the same: the high neck creates the illusion of a defined jawline and a slimmer face, while keeping you cozy and warm without adding additional bulk.
I love the way it can transform a summer dress into a fall favorite (anything I can transition to get more wear out of my clothes is a winner for me!), or coupling it underneath a short sleeved top so that you don't have to ditch those items in fall.
So this season skip the hassle of coordinating your scarf and bundle up with a turtleneck trend instead! Here are how some of the designers showcased their version of wearing the turtleneck this season.
Add a luxe touch to your cold weather ensemble by juxtaposing multiple fabrics and textures like silk with a classic turtleneck, to create a layered, luxurious look.
Play down the sheer volume of a rounded shoulder, cocoon coat, like Donna Karan's, with a fitted turtleneck to maintain the illusion of a slim silhouette.
Pair the no-frills turtleneck with a simple skirt to elevate this seasonal staple to feminine and ladylike proportions - that's what Celine did.
Break out those summer dresses and make them season-suitable by layering a turtleneck underneath, like Issa's Fall 2013 collection to get more mileage out of your warm weather wardrobe. I love this look!
Take comfort and coziness to the office by rocking the turtleneck in a corporate-appropriate way. Tuck it in to a pair of tailored trousers a la Marc by Marc Jacobs.
For an ultra-flattering look, follow in Carven's footsteps. Go for a monochromatic look and incorporate a turtleneck into the mix.
Keep the sportif trend alive for Fall (a la Michael Kors) by layering a sleeveless knit turtleneck under a sporty coat for a luxe look.
Wearing short sleeves in Fall isn't a problem when you layer a cozy turtleneck underneath, just like Rebecca Taylor.
Keeping cozy and bundled up can still be sexy if you take inspiration from Victoria Beckham's Fall 2013 collection. Belt an oversized turtleneck to show off your shape. Love this!
Those strapless peplums you stashed in the back of your closet until next season can be worn again for Fall, as long as you take note of Rebecca Taylor's styling and pair it with a fine knit turtleneck. I know what I'll be doing with my summer peplums now!
The turtleneck is infinitely wearable. Whether it's chunky and cable knit, ribbed, slouchy or skin-tight, the flattering effect of a turtleneck is the same: the high neck creates the illusion of a defined jawline and a slimmer face, while keeping you cozy and warm without adding additional bulk.
I love the way it can transform a summer dress into a fall favorite (anything I can transition to get more wear out of my clothes is a winner for me!), or coupling it underneath a short sleeved top so that you don't have to ditch those items in fall.
So this season skip the hassle of coordinating your scarf and bundle up with a turtleneck trend instead! Here are how some of the designers showcased their version of wearing the turtleneck this season.
Add a luxe touch to your cold weather ensemble by juxtaposing multiple fabrics and textures like silk with a classic turtleneck, to create a layered, luxurious look.
Play down the sheer volume of a rounded shoulder, cocoon coat, like Donna Karan's, with a fitted turtleneck to maintain the illusion of a slim silhouette.
Pair the no-frills turtleneck with a simple skirt to elevate this seasonal staple to feminine and ladylike proportions - that's what Celine did.
Break out those summer dresses and make them season-suitable by layering a turtleneck underneath, like Issa's Fall 2013 collection to get more mileage out of your warm weather wardrobe. I love this look!
Take comfort and coziness to the office by rocking the turtleneck in a corporate-appropriate way. Tuck it in to a pair of tailored trousers a la Marc by Marc Jacobs.
For an ultra-flattering look, follow in Carven's footsteps. Go for a monochromatic look and incorporate a turtleneck into the mix.
Keep the sportif trend alive for Fall (a la Michael Kors) by layering a sleeveless knit turtleneck under a sporty coat for a luxe look.
Wearing short sleeves in Fall isn't a problem when you layer a cozy turtleneck underneath, just like Rebecca Taylor.
Keeping cozy and bundled up can still be sexy if you take inspiration from Victoria Beckham's Fall 2013 collection. Belt an oversized turtleneck to show off your shape. Love this!
Those strapless peplums you stashed in the back of your closet until next season can be worn again for Fall, as long as you take note of Rebecca Taylor's styling and pair it with a fine knit turtleneck. I know what I'll be doing with my summer peplums now!
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