Neckline
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1.AsymmetricAn asymmetric neckline is a very unique style with a single strap coming across the front emphasizing the collarbone. This type of neckline should be avoided if you have broad shoulders. |
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2.Bateau / SabrinaThis basic neckline has a wide opening that follows the natural curve of your collarbone. There is minimum neck exposure in both the front and back. This type of neckline works well to enhance the chest area (not recommended if you are well endowed). |
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3.HalterStraps wrap around the back of the neck, leaving the shoulders and arms bare. This is a good choice if you are tall and have broad shoulders. It should be avoided if you have narrow shoulders or if you are very well endowed. |
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4.Off The ShoulderThis flattering neckline sits below the shoulders, equally accentuating the collarbone and shoulders. This is generally a safe neckline selection that also works well if you are well endowed and/or have a pear-shaped body. If have broad shoulders and/or full arms this neckline is not recommended, as it would only further accentuate these features. |
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5.ScoopThis scooping U-shaped neckline works well for most body types and is the best choice among dress designs that are general in most every respect. |
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6.StraplessStrapless gowns have neither sleeves nor straps, so they are a good choice for those who are well endowed and/or blessed with beautiful shoulders and prominent collarbones. This neckline is not recommended for women with smaller chest sizes. |
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7.SweetheartThis neckline forms a heart shape at the bust line. Dresses with sweetheart necklines may or may not be strapless. It helps accentuate cleavage and is a popular choice for women who are well endowed. |
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8.V NeckThis flattering neckline showcases various body types. The plunge of the V works well for B or C cup chest sizes and is not recommended for A cup sizes or cup sizes larger than a C cup. This neckline works well for full figured women or those possessing the hourglass body shape. |