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Necklines


Straight—as simple as it gets, this is a clean line across your chest. It’s very common on strapless dresses and works better on small busts.


Sweetheart—another common neckline for strapless dresses (and more flattering on full busts). The sweetheart dips in the middle, with slightly rounded lines over the breasts, as if you had cut the top of a paper heart.


V-neck—this neckline can be simple and demure or plunge daringly halfway to your navel. Either way, it probably comes with straps or sleeves (possibly a halter top that goes down into a v-neck in the front).


Scoop neck—you’ll probably see straps with this shape (though some strapless dresses dip in the middle). There are no hard edges—just a gentle rounded line from shoulder to shoulder.


Boat neck—the shape is high on the chest and cuts across from shoulder to shoulder, with a gradual dip in the middle. If you’re planning on wearing a necklace, keep in mind that it might slip behind the fabric.


Portrait—the portrait neckline is similar to a scoop neck, but the fabric inches closer to your neck at the top, widens toward your shoulders as it goes down, and ends in a sweetheart shape. This neckline is often paired with cap sleeves.


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