Silhouette Inspiration – A/W’17-18 – “Turtleneck Tops”
Silhouette Inspiration – A/W’17-18 – “Turtleneck Tops”
Turtleneck top
Turtlenecks are key to the sweater classification, applying to a wide range of looks.
Now that the 70s continue going strong and retro luxe glam looks are on the rise, no wonder we’re taking plunges in the past to emulate some of the looks.
In shape, oversized silhouettes are explored with rounded shoulders, which emulate the trend in outerwear, though fitted styles are also relevant.
Neck details range from classic to funnel or loose necks, while stitch variation is plentiful from contrast cables to Intarsia and 3D techniques.
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