Glossary

Neckline

Deutsch: Halsausschnitt / Français: Encolure / Italiano: Scollo
The neckline is the top edge of a garment that surrounds the neck, especially from the front view. Neckline also refers to the overall line between all the layers of clothing and the neck and shoulders of a person, ignoring the unseen undergarments.

In fashion, neckline refers to the shape of the opening in the upper part of a garment that surrounds the neck, and can have a big impact on the overall style of an outfit. Here are some examples of necklines in fashion:

  1. V-neck: A neckline that dips down into a V shape, commonly used in tops and dresses.

  2. Crew neck: A round neckline that sits at the base of the neck, often used in t-shirts and sweatshirts.

  3. Off-the-shoulder: A neckline that rests below the shoulders, revealing the collarbone and shoulders.

  4. Boat neck: A wide neckline that sits horizontally across the collarbone, giving a broad look to the shoulders.

  5. Scoop neck: A U-shaped neckline that is wide and low, exposing more of the chest area.

Some similar concepts to neckline in fashion include:

  1. Collars: A type of neckline that is a separate piece of fabric or material that is attached to a garment, often used in dress shirts or blouses.

  2. Plunging necklines: A type of neckline that is very low, revealing a significant amount of cleavage, commonly used in evening gowns and formal wear.

  3. Halter neck: A type of neckline that has straps that tie around the neck, leaving the shoulders and arms bare.

  4. Sweetheart neckline: A type of neckline that is shaped like the top half of a heart, creating a feminine and romantic look.

  5. High neck: A type of neckline that covers the entire neck, often used in formal or conservative styles.

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