Necklaces That Suit Different Necklines

We all have a closet full of outfits with different necklines, but what a lot of people don’t know is which necklace to style with those necklines. In fact, to know this is art itself. Doesn’t matter whether it’s a halter neck or a turtle neck, in this article we are going to talk about what necklaces you can style those outfits with!

Scoop neckline

Scoop necklines have a deep curve and wide neckline. It is the most common neckline that is preferred in the South Asian regions. A lot of women are seen wearing scoop necks, and they are a bridal favorite too! It is the perfect neckline to showcase your necklace especially bigger ones with volume, layers or multiple strands.

Versatility aside, you must keep away from the necklaces that fall below the neckline of the scoop, or necklaces that are too small for instance, chokers and small pendants are a big no-no.

Boat or Crew neckline

It is the second most common neckline, and has a broad neckline, stretching wide across the collarbone. Graceful should be another name for this particular neckline, hence the necklace you style with it should be equally graceful. And what is more graceful than minimalism? A minimalistic necklace like princess necklaces and pearl necklaces are a great choice for this neckline.

It is best to avoid flashy necklaces that distract you from the neckline. Definitely stay away from chokers and necklaces that will fall under your neckline.

V-neckline

Also, a very common neckline preferred by a lot of women around the world. V necks should always be styled with necklaces that complement the ‘V’ . These include none other than a pendant necklace. The rule of thumb here is, the necklace should not be longer than the ‘V’ and should end about an inch above your neckline. Shorter pendants should be avoided and larger necklaces like the bib or multi-layered necklaces are a no-go zone for this particular neckline.

Collared shirt or Button Up

Surprisingly you can style button-up shirts in a lot of different ways depending on how many buttons you plan to do up. If you got lucky with a long neck, then you can wear your button-up shirt with a cute choker. You can match your collar shirts with bib necklaces and your statement necklace can come out from under the collar as though it’s almost one piece. There are just so many unique looks you can create simply by buttoning it up differently and mixing it up with different styles of necklaces.

Strapless or tube top

Strapless tops look the best with chokers. There’s no ifs and buts when it comes to Strapless necklines and styling them with chokers or shorter pendants in princess length. They not only keep the focus on your collarbone while accentuating your neck, they also help keep the focus on your neck rather than your stomach.

Make sure to avoid any necklace that will take away from your décolletage, especially bigger, multi layered or opera style necklaces.

Turtle neckline

Winter is coming and you’ve got way too many turtlenecks for your own good, well, fear not because even turtle necks can be worn with beautiful chain style necklaces. Whether its multi stranded or just a simple long chain, it’s going to add style and elegance to your turtle neck top. The length of the necklace compliments your physique and adds a slimming effect, especially if you have a bigger built.

Avoid shorter length necklaces with your turtlenecks.

Halter neckline

A lot of women go for “No necklace at all” when it comes to halter tops, but that’s not necessary because some halter tops produce a similar neckline as a V-neck and can be styled with small pendant or even a choker.

You can also wear a longer chain style necklace to draw attention to your stomach.

Square necks

A square has four angles, hence it only makes sense to wear ANGULAR necklaces with your square neckline. Pendants with rigid angles look fantastic with square necklines. A nice harmonized look is a necklace length that will fall somewhere above the neckline.

Necklaces that are too long or too short should be avoided.

Sweetheart neckline

The sweetheart neckline accentuates your neck, shoulders, and cleavage. A necklace that compliments this effect is ideal. These include wider style necklaces with a “V”, small petit pendants can work too. It is crucial to go for soft and curvy angles instead of hard angles.

Choker and princess necklaces are much better compared to long rope or opera-length necklaces.

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While all of the above styles can help you decide which outfit to put on with which necklace, it is really your confidence to pull it off that really adds beauty and magic to anything you decide to wear. As long as you are doing what makes you happy, that is the style for you! Surf our website www.deeya.co.uk to add some more necklaces to your outfits that sit lonely in your closet.