Photo by Tambako The Jaguar
Do you too think high necks are turtley awesome? Then welcome to this week’s ode to those of us with a permanently chilly neck. Or weird repressed choking fantasies. Wait. What? I think 50 Shades of Grey has seeped through the collective consciousness with the help of THAT Ellie Goulding song playing on an endless loop.
I am not one to keep my neurosis all to myself so here are a couple of examples of how you can start rocking the turtleneck trend.
Is it a trend?
It should be a trend.
I mean, all power to the confident ladies and their lovely V-necklines, but I favor more leg and less chest. But we should all try something different every now and again. Let me know if you give it a try!
Also, if you couldn’t tell so far, I’m currently loving wearing slip-on shoes or just flats in general to bring down the fussiness of a look. I know the whole spiel about the aesthetic benefits of heels and, while I love rocking a pair on occasion, I have generally come to embrace my non-Giselle proportions by looking at the different cuts and lengths in clothes to compensate for the lack of height in the shoe department.
houseoffraser.co.uk
marksandspencer.com
£130 – luisaviaroma.com
£1,580 – neimanmarcus.com
£7.59 – urbanog.com
£200 – kendallconraddesign.com
£290 – luisaviaroma.com
£24 – yslbeautyus.com
1dprefss.tumblr.com
£815 – neimanmarcus.com
£325 – farfetch.com
£370 – shop-hers.com
£565 – neimanmarcus.com
£57 – shopbop.com
£505 – net-a-porter.com
fashionising.com
pinterest.com

Photo via Bess Georgette